The Coronavirus is exploding almost exclusively in red states

Sad but true, and Florida had the time to have prevented it, unlike New York.

And *that* is what makes what the (R) governors and their Covidiot-in-Chief totally culpable in the morbidity and mortality in the last two months. They KNEW -- and did nothing.
 
yada, yada, yada. I assume invitro fertilzation is an affront to your high and mighty morality. And I assume you will zealously protect the rights of eggs fertilized as a result of rape. Good on you.

im fine with ivf. I have to get back to you on rape zygotes.
 
Based on new cases per million, here are the states with more than 300 per million population:

Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

That's it folks. 12 states with new cases totaling more than 300 per million population. Exactly ONE of those states was won by Clinton in 2016 (Nevada, where she was actually behind in the last polls)

This spike in coronavirus cases corresponds geographically with a red state map. Of course. Because the governors of those states blew through CDC guidelines for re-opening in service of the moron in the Oval Office. Good luck in November, Death Cult.

https://covidtracking.com/data/charts/us-daily-positive-cases

A much stronger correlation is with regard to climate. Almost all of the states with rising rates are warmer in climate. The cooler states have lower rates.

Another correlation has to do with when each state first started getting significant numbers of cases. In the beginning, the Northeast was hit hardest by COVID, particularly in New York and New Jersey. After a few months, the virus spread southward.

Originally, the assumption was that warmer weather would contribute to a lessening of the spread, but it seems like the opposite might be true.

COVID doesn't care about your politics, but something that is likely contributing to the spread is people gathering outside more. Generally speaking, the hotter it gets outside, the more people get out and congregate. Also, the early period of isolation that was started throughout the country during spring has probably lead to a lot of people taking more risks by now, because they're sick of isolating. This probably wasn't as much of a problem for the cooler states, since COVID hit them hardest earlier, while people didn't yet have isolation fatigue.

Since the spread really hit the South later, this coincides with increased activity due to warmer weather.
 
That's what the say, but the more you listen to them talk, you start to see that what they really believe is the poor should die out.
Liberals believe in taking care of the poor and weak, which is literally the opposite of Social Darwinism. And yes, I'm aware of the further irony that many Conservatives are Social Darwinists but don't believe in evolution.

No, it's about making sure that people don't become dependent on the state. Plenty of conservatives are fine with having some entitlements, but the concern is with regard to people who only want to live off of the system.

The goal should be to help people temporarily and provide them a means by which they can then support themselves (like job training and such).
 
No, it's about making sure that people don't become dependent on the state. Plenty of conservatives are fine with having some entitlements, but the concern is with regard to people who only want to live off of the system.

The goal should be to help people temporarily and provide them a means by which they can then support themselves (like job training and such).

It is temporary.
 
Blasted autocorrect!

But no, it's not that simple. At conception, the fetus is no different than a sperm. If we're going to say life begins at conception, then every time you cum, you're committing mass murder.

While I am pro-choice, this is incorrect. At conception, you have a fertilized egg, which is quite different from a sperm. Now, you could say that both a sperm and an unfertilized egg are living matter.
 
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