@blackjerseygirl.bsky.social
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Extremely COVID conscious Black woman. Jewelry maker. Loves learning languages.
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blackjerseygirl.bsky.social
No. There were complaints in other countries too.
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thexylom.com
NEW: Severe air pollution during Nepal's Gen-Z protests has sent vulnerable groups to hospitals with serious respiratory complications. It echoes research that evaluated the effects of excessive chemical munitions use in urban areas during the George Floyd protests, writes @tankadhakal.bsky.social:
Nepal’s Gen-Z Protests Are Fueling Its Toxic Air Pollution Crisis
“Before, it used to be around 40 cases a day, but after the protests, it went over 100 — mostly people who had inhaled tear gas and thick smoke from burning buildings [and] seeking emergency care for ...
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JFC! What will it take?

I can’t believe Trump just promised Argentina another $20 billion, bringing the total to $40 billion.

American farmers better be paying attention and rethink their unwavering support for the man.
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loscharlos.bsky.social
Not sure if anybody is doing it better than @juliadoubleday.bsky.social —Please read:

“when you shrug off the difficulty.. of practicing COVID safety.. you are casting that burden onto the shoulders of those who are already carrying more than you are. ”

Link: www.thegauntlet.news/p/beyond-all...?
Why not recognize: wow! What a difficult reality we’re creating for anyone who’s been harmed by the virus. That could be me next, since I’m getting reinfected in these bi-annual waves. Instead of complaining that disabled people are asking me to participate in normalizing COVID mitigations, why don’t I acknowledge the absurdity and severity and difficulty of this situation? Why don’t I participate in changing the culture before it’s my turn to suffer as others ignore me?

Yes, it is difficult. It is burdensome. You could call it unreasonable! But when you shrug off the difficulty and burden of practicing COVID safety in the current climate, you are casting that burden onto the shoulders of those who are already carrying more than you are. Who can afford infections less than you can. Who in many cases have fewer resources than you do and almost certainly have fewer safe social outlets than you will.
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teapainusa.bsky.social
They "stood" with them, then they beat them with metal poles.
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Mike Johnson: "We've always stood with Capitol police and law enforcement. We've shown that in word and deed."
blackjerseygirl.bsky.social
There is nothing worse than an old white male customer service rep.
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cwebbonline.com
Boom! Who’s winning the shutdown debate? THE ACA.

More Republicans than Democrats use the ACA marketplace. So the GOP’s base is relying on the same program their party is causing premiums to skyrocket.

45% of ACA marketplace enrollees are Republicans, and most live in GOP-held districts.
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thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social
Getting COVID 5 times doesn’t make you “stronger.” The immune system isn’t a muscle—repeated infections can cause cumulative damage and raise long-term risks.

Protect your immune system by avoiding repeat infections: clean air, masks, vaccination.

Source: x.com/Engineer_Won...
Alt text: Screenshot of a tweet by Adam Wong. 

Quote: Someone claims having COVID 5 times gives them antibodies and makes them stronger than someone who hasn’t had it. 

Adam (masked, with air purifiers) replies: “Then why did you have it 5 times??” Laughing emoji.