"And what are you gonna fucking do about it?" - Trump probably.
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Parents have to base their decisions on the available information from trusted sources. One assumes they would consider the school district a trusted source. It's very possible that they didn't imagine that the district would actually put their child in danger like this.
While the parents certainly now wish they had ignored the schools decision to hold classes, it's not really their fault at all that they didn't.
Very probably. Getting the standard two-dose MMR vaccine protocol is 97% effective at providing lifelong protection. If you are vaccinated and do catch it anyways, the symptoms will likely be mild.
No vaccine is 100% effective against measles, but two MMR shots are 97% effective. (Two shots are 88% effective against mumps, and a single shot is 97% effective against rubella.) Most people who are vaccinated will never get the measles; although a small percentage have “breakthrough” cases, the symptoms are usually mild.
I watch a youtuber meteorologist named Ryan Hall (Ryan Hall Y'all). He does national general forecasts with a focus on more severe weather. When there are severe weather outbreaks, he goes live with other meteorologists and storm chasers to track everything going on. Notes where all the severe weather warnings and watches are, puts up traffic cams in effected regions, that kind of stuff. My point is, there have been a number of severe weather outbreaks in the last year, but in the last month or so, I've noticed that they keep saying things like, "I don't know why there isn't a warning for this area. That is a very clear tornado signature." I can't help but think that the cuts to the national weather service is already having an impact on how fast warnings are going out.
Exactly. I just posted this in another thread...
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He is setting tariffs on his own, a power designated solely to Congress by the Constitution.
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He is having masked police kidnap people off the streets without warrants and shipping them to an overseas gulag without trial or even charges.
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He is illegally refusing to distribute money allocated by Congress to certain states in order to punish them for not doing his bidding.
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And when the courts have ordered him to stop doing the above, he has willfully ignored those court orders with no repercussions.
Exactly what more needs to happen for this to be a dictatorship?
Or he’s betting that if people get desperate enough they will allow an absolute dictatorship.
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He is setting tariffs on his own, a power designated solely to Congress by the Constitution.
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He is having masked police kidnap people off the streets without warrants and shipping them to an overseas gulag without trial or even charges.
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He is illegally refusing to distribute money allocated by Congress to certain states in order to punish them for not doing his bidding.
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And when the courts have ordered him to stop doing the above, he has willfully ignored those court orders with no repercussions.
Exactly what more needs to happen for this to be a dictatorship?
"Unless they've actually been paying attention for the last ten years or so, because Paxton has been breaking laws left and right for a long, long time." Nesbitt probably thought to himself.