See also Dr. Joseph Goldberger. Man who discovered the cause of pellagra. But he was a northerner and jewish, so the south decided he was merely attacking the southern way of life.
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I love it when people do the right thing.
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I am seething.
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Me too. Once she interviewed the woman whoâs son was so sick with it and still refused to get vaccinated (âI donât trust the governmentâ), I had to turn it off.
If Iâm not mistaken, corporations developed the vaccines and are selling it, not the government. The government is just trying to help with distribution and getting the word out and paying for it.
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But she was told by people who ran the government not to trust the government! And they work for the government, so of COURSE, they can be trusted! 
What the fuck kinda logic is that, anyhow? Thereâs gotta be some Latin word or term for it.
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âgummitâ
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stultus?
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Thatâs not Latin.
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Nooo, like in debate class, when you learn about the different arguments and logic, theyâve almost all of them have a Latin name. Like âAd Hominemâ.
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And for context, in case you are thinking Tuscaloosa is some backwater - thatâs where the University of Alabama is. Itâs a highly educated population for Alabama.
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Jibbers Crabst! They couldnât have made that text box a little wider so âitâ was on the same line as âkeepâ?!?!?!?! Fer realz? Thatâs the least of the sins with this terrible person, but it shouldnât take a professional to see that it doesnât look as good as it could.
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aside from the egregious typography that @CleverEmi points out, i really really hate how the frothing right wingers have drug the Betsy Ross flag into their pool of things they have tainted.
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Union Pacific, the nationâs largest publicly traded railroad, halted all eastbound traffic from the ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Oakland and Tacoma, starting July 19, for at least one week. BNSF Railway, which boasts one of North Americaâs largest freight rail network, said it was reducing the flow of containers from Los Angeles and Long Beach for two weeks in what it called âa somewhat unprecedentedâ move.
Itâs likely these issues will persist through the end of the year
White House economists say interruptions in the supply [âŚ] are contributing to the highest inflation in 13 years.
âEverybody hopes for [the] new normal to be next quarter. Itâs not going to be.â
âNobody can get anything,â he said. âDo your Christmas shopping now.â
Retailers only have enough goods on hand for a bit more than one month of sales, near the lowest level of inventory since 1992, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. So imports are likely to remain at high levels for the rest of the year, meaning more strain for beleaguered supply lines.
âThereâs really no relief,â Volpe said. âI see it getting worse with the new strain of covid in the developing nations we produce in.
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MeanwhileâŚ
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I donât know about the rest of the country, but in NY weâve never stopped wearing them.
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Iâve not worn one only once when Iâve been to a store, and it was a dispensary. Those have less foot traffic than other retailers, plus the ones I go to most often are kept super-clean.
But naw, I ainât gonna stop wearing it goinâ to bigger places witâ more folks in 'em, no sirree!
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