So coronavirus is definitely going to kill a few of us.

[dwai]

WHO wants to release global death count numbers but its being hamstrung by India whose public death count is 8x less than whats being officially reported by WHO.


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Funny, I remember certain members of a certain political party constantly stating that the US has "the worst death count despite the third highest population".

Who woulda thunk it that China and India might not tell the truth?

big dick definitely believed the bullshit Chinese numbers, I think sonatine did, too. he was praising their lockdowns

[ok25]

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LOL

[ok25]

If you didn't know right away this was an over-hyped psyop you are a RETARD

Embarrassing group of losers here with a few exceptions

sure bro the whole world is a simulation bro its all fake bro. go lick another window faggot.

This is the 'leader' of my country

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Sit down faggot

[ok25]

If you didn't know right away this was an over-hyped psyop you are a RETARD

Embarrassing group of losers here with a few exceptions

sure bro the whole world is a simulation bro its all fake bro. go lick another window faggot.

What size waist you got there champ? I'm feeling generous, early christmas present for PFA's favorite DJ! Being a DJ is the coolest! I would brag also!

Take your pick!

https://www.etsy.com/market/assless_chaps

[sonatine]

devidee: (He’s not really dead, bro)

[ok25]

devidee: (He’s not really dead, bro)

She looks related to you. Ugly motherfucker.

[Cerveza Fria]

Federal judge blocks mask mandate for public transportation

Full article here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fed...transportation

A federal judge on Monday voided the Biden administration's mask mandate for travelers using public transportation such as trains and airplanes.

The mandate from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention applies to people as young as 2 years old, and had been set to expire a number of times but was recently extended to May 3 before Monday's ruling.

The ruling from U.S.. District Court Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, came in a case brought in Florida federal court by Health Freedom Defense Fund, Inc. and frequent air travelers Ana Daza and Sarah Pope against the administration. Judge Mizelle determined that the mandate violated the Administrative Procedure Act by being outside the scope of the CDC's authority, was "arbitrary" and "capricious" and not going through the required notice and comment period for federal rulemaking.

Mizelle examined the section of the Public Health Services Act of 1944 that was the basis for the mandate. That law allows the CDC "to make and enforce such regulations" deemed "necessary to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the States[.]" To achieve this, the law says that CDC can utilize "inspection, fumigation disinfection sanitation, pest extermination, destruction of animals or articles found to be so infect or contaminated as to be sources of dangerous infection to human beings, and other measures[.]" The administration, the judge noted, has claimed that the mask mandate falls under "sanitation
The judge noted that one could view "sanitation" as being an active measure to clean or as a preventative measure to keep something from getting dirty or infected, but through an examination of the statutory language, she determined it was the former.

"The context of [the statute] indicates that ‘sanitation’ and ‘other measures’ refer to measures that clean something, not ones that keep something clean," Mizelle wrote. "Wearing a mask cleans nothing."

The judge also noted that the CDC's reasoning was flawed because the sanitation power only applies to property, not to people.

The ruling also poked a hole in the government's defense that the CDC's interpretation of the statute should be given deference in accordance with the landmark 1984 case of Chevron, U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council. Mizelle said Chevron only applies "'when the devices of judicial construction have been tried and found to yield no clear sense of congressional intent.'"

"A court may not rest on Chevron to avoid rigorous statutory analysis," Mizelle wrote, noting that the law in question "is not ambiguous."

Additionally, Mizelle ruled that the CDC improperly avoided the standard notice and comment process for rulemaking and that the exceptions the government invoked did not apply. The administration claimed both that the mandate was not a "rule" in the sense that required notice and comment, and that it qualified for the "good cause exception." The judge rejected both arguments, noting that the only reason the administration gave for good cause was the COVID-19 pandemic without giving specifics.


"The CDC's failure to explain its reasoning is particularly problematic here. At the time when the CDC issued the Mandate, the COVID-19 pandemic had been ongoing for almost a year and COVID-19 case numbers were decreasing," Mizelle wrote. "This timing undercuts the CDC's suggestion that its action was so urgent that a thirty-day comment period was contrary to the public interest."

It remains to be seen whether the administration will appeal the decision. Fox News has reached out to the White House for comment but they did not immediately respond.

[dwai]

Federal judge blocks mask mandate for public transportation

Full article here: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fed...transportation

A federal judge on Monday voided the Biden administration's mask mandate for travelers using public transportation such as trains and airplanes.

The mandate from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention applies to people as young as 2 years old, and had been set to expire a number of times but was recently extended to May 3 before Monday's ruling.

The ruling from U.S.. District Court Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, came in a case brought in Florida federal court by Health Freedom Defense Fund, Inc. and frequent air travelers Ana Daza and Sarah Pope against the administration. Judge Mizelle determined that the mandate violated the Administrative Procedure Act by being outside the scope of the CDC's authority, was "arbitrary" and "capricious" and not going through the required notice and comment period for federal rulemaking.

Mizelle examined the section of the Public Health Services Act of 1944 that was the basis for the mandate. That law allows the CDC "to make and enforce such regulations" deemed "necessary to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases from foreign countries into the States[.]" To achieve this, the law says that CDC can utilize "inspection, fumigation disinfection sanitation, pest extermination, destruction of animals or articles found to be so infect or contaminated as to be sources of dangerous infection to human beings, and other measures[.]" The administration, the judge noted, has claimed that the mask mandate falls under "sanitation
The judge noted that one could view "sanitation" as being an active measure to clean or as a preventative measure to keep something from getting dirty or infected, but through an examination of the statutory language, she determined it was the former.

"The context of [the statute] indicates that ‘sanitation’ and ‘other measures’ refer to measures that clean something, not ones that keep something clean," Mizelle wrote. "Wearing a mask cleans nothing."

The judge also noted that the CDC's reasoning was flawed because the sanitation power only applies to property, not to people.

The ruling also poked a hole in the government's defense that the CDC's interpretation of the statute should be given deference in accordance with the landmark 1984 case of Chevron, U.S.A. v. Natural Resources Defense Council. Mizelle said Chevron only applies "'when the devices of judicial construction have been tried and found to yield no clear sense of congressional intent.'"

"A court may not rest on Chevron to avoid rigorous statutory analysis," Mizelle wrote, noting that the law in question "is not ambiguous."

Additionally, Mizelle ruled that the CDC improperly avoided the standard notice and comment process for rulemaking and that the exceptions the government invoked did not apply. The administration claimed both that the mandate was not a "rule" in the sense that required notice and comment, and that it qualified for the "good cause exception." The judge rejected both arguments, noting that the only reason the administration gave for good cause was the COVID-19 pandemic without giving specifics.


"The CDC's failure to explain its reasoning is particularly problematic here. At the time when the CDC issued the Mandate, the COVID-19 pandemic had been ongoing for almost a year and COVID-19 case numbers were decreasing," Mizelle wrote. "This timing undercuts the CDC's suggestion that its action was so urgent that a thirty-day comment period was contrary to the public interest."

It remains to be seen whether the administration will appeal the decision. Fox News has reached out to the White House for comment but they did not immediately respond.

on god, another based judge 🙏

[country978]

I am thankful for the Trump judges

[devidee]

Study shows: 69% of Vaxxed Childen have Heart Damage.

A new study published by researchers at the Seattle Children’s Hospital found that heart abnormalities were detected in some adolescents, months after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

Specifically, these researchers were reviewing the cases of children who came into their hospital within a week of getting their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.

https://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-...7/fulltext#%20

[devidee]

Jesus. Vaxxed bros really are fucked.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...06X?via%3Dihub

It was funny at first but going to be honest, now it’s fucking hilarious.

[dwai]

Jesus. Vaxxed bros really are fucked.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...06X?via%3Dihub

It was funny at first but going to be honest, now it’s fucking hilarious.

[devidee]

Totally normal, fellas.

[dwai]

doomers taking massive Ls lately and they can't stand it

[Entropy]

I would hope this isn't true or a lie by omission.

The authorities are doing a horrible job of challenging right wing disinfo. I don't even look for this stuff and i run into all the time.

[devidee]

This means it’s working, you guys.

[devidee]

Vax almost killed Herbstreit.

[FRANKRIZZO]

Wife seeing people alone driving in masks puts her in tilt mode. Harris has the covid? or is it the other one

[TheXFactor]

LOCK IT DOWN!!!!

[ok25]

Just reminding the majority of brainless faggots here that trusted equally brainless and inept criminals, you're pathetic people and you were wrong about everything. LOL