CitizenVectron

Absolutely. Mass produce vaccines, put an American flag on the crate, and provide them for free to the developing world.

Hasn't gotten a lot of attention, but the number of kids in ICE camps has dropped by 80% in the last month, from 5,727 to 1,135:

Yes but from your photos in the past, I assume you smoke about 4 metric tonnes of pot per day.

Yeah, not great. Even in Canada (which is not up to the standard of Northern Europe), we have a combined 52 to 69 week extended paid leave for both parents (can be used by one or the other).

White House proposes $1.8 trillion package that would dramatically expand education, safety net programs - The Washington Post WWW.WASHINGTONPOST.COM EDIT - Here is the White House link with more detail: Fact Sheet: The American Families Plan | The White House WWW.WHITEHOUSE.GOV Today, President Biden announced the American Families Plan, an investment in our kids, our families, and our economic future.In March, the President

I meant not horrible in comparison to the US, where they have similar infection rates but think it's a success (since theirs has dropped a lot to get there). As I said in the post you quoted, it's horrible by the standard we are trying to hold ourselves to.

*terminator gif but when it scans Sarah Connor's face, it says WEED*

Yeah, not great. I mean, it's not horrible (in the sense that the US considers its current infection rate pretty good), but it's horrible by the standard Canada is trying to hold itself to without comparison to the US. Also obviously better to hit a higher infection rate when most people 60+ have been vaccinated, rather than last year.

Local, little-known academic advises young people not to get the vaccine:

I love the right-wing thought process. "If you want to stay at home or wear a mask, go for it, but the rest of us will live our lives!" Small town decides to mandate masks, or work-from-home "Fuck you fascists, you have no right to wear masks!"

Companies need a notification system like shippers do (Amazon/UPS/etc). Like: You've applied (Apr 14 - checkmark) We've approved you for interview (Apr 15 - checkmark) Interview (Apr 20 - checkmark) Decision making (Apr 22 - in process) Notification of decision (Apr 29)

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Even in Canada, vaccine hesitancy is a political issue (the three most conservative provinces are the most hesitant):

K have we figured out how this was cooked? I can't stop thinking about this.

Yeah but that's only 60% of the time, 19 times out of 20.

Fuck yes AP Exclusive: US will share AstraZeneca vaccines with world APNEWS.COM WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. will begin sharing its entire pipeline of vaccines from AstraZeneca once the COVID-19 vaccine clears federal safety reviews, the White House told The Associated Press on Monday, with as many as 60 million doses expected to be available for export in the coming months. The move greatly expands on the Biden administration's action last month to share about 4 million doses of the... Tagging @sblfilms since I know he's as big a proponent of this as I am.

You can stop right there.

I don't understand—what is SALT? So you can write off your local/state taxes on your federal taxes? Why would that even be a thing?

Somehow cooked on the inside, but not the outside?