all 3 trump elections have to be the easiest elections to win and they whiffed on two of them lol

Look – if I don’t win this thing after all this talk, I’m in trouble. Will you please go vote?

I came here, whatever the hell time it is, who the hell knows? I’m giving you the full bore. You wouldn’t let me leave in half an hour. I could have run up here, done it, started screaming, “Make America Great Again!” five or six times, and then left to the cheers of the crowd – I would have been home sleeping right now. I hope to hell that you’re gonna get your asses out and vote!

is there any evidence that lockdown led to behavioral changes tho

what makes you think “lockdown” did that as opposed to the virus that attacks our brains or the increasingly heightened contradictions of our decaying society

and also on behalf of a political party that schemed two seperate elections away from him. huge loser energy.

it’s similar to finding out Biden might have been the accelerationist candidate

read receipts have made me terrible at communication because I simply don’t want to be tracked like that

do you say that as the inevitable result of continued escalations or is there something more specific that makes you think we’re on that track?

nurse who refuses to use gauze because it’s political

the aerosols are technically droplets of liquid yes, but they are physically distinct from what we usually call “droplets” in the sense of the spittle that comes out of your mouth and doesn’t stay in the air for long.

covid is in both. distancing helps with avoiding the larger droplets, handwashing helps with potentially picking up virus from those droplets on surfaces you touch, but neither of those help with the aerosols which is why respirators are of critical importance in avoiding the spread of covid.

so yes you can be technically correct by saying that the aerosols are also droplets but it’s still important to draw the distinction between the two and mitigate the risks from both.