Unlike Jamin's constant declarations that WA would carry on mask mandates forever.....they just set the end date. In a few weeks mask mandates are rescinded basically everywhere except healthcare environments and buses.
Looks like they decided to end them when....get this....the pandemic was winding down, rather than when a bunch of freedom-humpers whined that they were 'so over these face diapers!' Crazy idea!
In the end , WA looks like it handled the COVID crisis better than almost every other state.
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weird, what about those in red states with similar death rates that had no mask policy. Did they do it wrong? Why did washington do it better? What is your metric for that?
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GOPrunnerboi wrote:
weird, what about those in red states with similar death rates that had no mask policy. Did they do it wrong? Why did washington do it better? What is your metric for that?
WA had one of the lowest death rates in the country. 90% of Republican states had a significantly higher death rate.
here are the states with the highest death rates in the country:
Mississippi
Arizona
NJ
Alabama
Lousiana
Tenn.
NY
West Virginia
Arkansas
lot of freedom-humper states in there86 -
End date a month from now. How long until the next sub-variant comes along and changes his mind?
But yeah, WA's death rate is pretty low, almost as low as Alaska and Utah
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jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
GOPrunnerboi wrote:
weird, what about those in red states with similar death rates that had no mask policy. Did they do it wrong? Why did washington do it better? What is your metric for that?
WA had one of the lowest death rates in the country. 90% of Republican states had a significantly higher death rate.
here are the states with the highest death rates in the country:
Mississippi
Arizona
NJ
Alabama
Lousiana
Tenn.
NY
West Virginia
Arkansaslot of freedom-humper states in there
Not even close to true.
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jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
GOPrunnerboi wrote:
weird, what about those in red states with similar death rates that had no mask policy. Did they do it wrong? Why did washington do it better? What is your metric for that?
WA had one of the lowest death rates in the country. 90% of Republican states had a significantly higher death rate.
here are the states with the highest death rates in the country:
Mississippi
Arizona
NJ
Alabama
Lousiana
Tenn.
NY
West Virginia
Arkansaslot of freedom-humper states in there
Looks like a couple of Yankee blue states and a bunch of Southern states with plenty of obese Democrats. But don't let that slow you down from orgasming over their misfortune. Also, I don't see Florida in there, one of the only states to actually push against the mandates.
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carmine9 wrote:
jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
WA had one of the lowest death rates in the country. 90% of Republican states had a significantly higher death rate.
here are the states with the highest death rates in the country:
Mississippi
Arizona
NJ
Alabama
Lousiana
Tenn.
NY
West Virginia
Arkansaslot of freedom-humper states in there
Not even close to true.
Jamin left out Michigan, MA, RI as other high death states. Glossed over NJ and NY.
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Hardloper wrote:
End date a month from now. How long until the next sub-variant comes along and changes his mind?
But yeah, WA's death rate is pretty low, almost as low as Alaska and Utah
right...because if two low population density Republican states had low death rates....we know the red state plan was the right one!
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So is this supposed to be good or bad news?
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Hardloper wrote:
End date a month from now. How long until the next sub-variant comes along and changes his mind?
But yeah, WA's death rate is pretty low, almost as low as Alaska and Utah
also.....look at the Republican line of thinking here. You wouldn't want to adjust plans if the pandemic broke out agains? Absolute brain dead thinking here.
"You made a plan you must stick to it no matter what else happens. No adjustments for reality allowed. I see an iceberg but we've already charted a course. Full steam ahead!"
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jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
Unlike Jamin's constant declarations that WA would carry on mask mandates forever.....they just set the end date. In a few weeks mask mandates are rescinded basically everywhere except healthcare environments and buses.
Looks like they decided to end them when....get this....the pandemic was winding down, rather than when a bunch of freedom-humpers whined that they were 'so over these face diapers!' Crazy idea!
In the end , WA looks like it handled the COVID crisis better than almost every other state.
how right you are.
And I am so over it, I'm not even reading the rest of this thread.
But you are so freakin' right. God bless you.
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carmine9 wrote:
jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
WA had one of the lowest death rates in the country. 90% of Republican states had a significantly higher death rate.
here are the states with the highest death rates in the country:
Mississippi
Arizona
NJ
Alabama
Lousiana
Tenn.
NY
West Virginia
Arkansaslot of freedom-humper states in there
Not even close to true.
lol......talk about a clown show. You post out of date data that lists basically all the same states except it also has Oklahoma. Whoops forgot one!
How on earth is that "Not even close to true."
PS your data is old. Many red states have climbed even higher up the chart.33 -
jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
Hardloper wrote:
End date a month from now. How long until the next sub-variant comes along and changes his mind?
But yeah, WA's death rate is pretty low, almost as low as Alaska and Utah
right...because if two low population density Republican states had low death rates....we know the red state plan was the right one!
WA is # 28 in population density and UT is #30. Next.
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jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
also.....look at the Republican line of thinking here. You wouldn't want to adjust plans if the pandemic broke out agains?
I already know the "pandemic" (using that term generously) will break out again, at some point I'll get mildly ill from it, and that mask mandates do almost nothing. Eventually you will come to that realization too.
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Yes… we did everything right… wait, it’s not “we” the healthcare workers/people who sacrificed their jobs for the “pandemic”.
it was the governor of Washington. Only he has the power to save lives in WA.
It has nothing to do with our low population density. Or that we have a relatively healthier population than other states!nope. It was our governor. The amazing Inslee.
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coachcommentsnicely wrote:
Yes… we did everything right… wait, it’s not “we” the healthcare workers/people who sacrificed their jobs for the “pandemic”.
it was the governor of Washington. Only he has the power to save lives in WA.
It has nothing to do with our low population density. Or that we have a relatively healthier population than other states!nope. It was our governor. The amazing Inslee.
a reference for y’all if you don’t know what I’m talking about.
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Not sure what your point is. On the link you gave, 7 of the top ten are red states, two are blue, and one is purple. Seems like you are proving the OP‘s point.
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GOPrunnerboi wrote:
weird, what about those in red states with similar death rates that had no mask policy. Did they do it wrong? Why did washington do it better? What is your metric for that?
Covid deaths skew very red
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A OK wrote:
jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
right...because if two low population density Republican states had low death rates....we know the red state plan was the right one!
WA is # 28 in population density and UT is #30. Next.
You get an F-
WA has almost triple the population density and ranks almost dead middle and Utah just missed the ten lowest list.
WA: 116 ppl/sq mile
UT: 39 ppl/ sq mile
Conservatives, if you want people to believe you, maybe try sticking to the truth for once.63 -
jamin stays at home devastated wrote:
A OK wrote:
WA is # 28 in population density and UT is #30. Next.
You get an F-
WA has almost triple the population density and ranks almost dead middle and Utah just missed the ten lowest list.
WA: 116 ppl/sq mile
UT: 39 ppl/ sq mileConservatives, if you want people to believe you, maybe try sticking to the truth for once.
Looking at the approval polls, are liberals in a position to give people advice on how to get people to like them?
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