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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
And instead of calling the mods we'd better call The Police!
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01-20-2024 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Bop Head
The peak of British telly.
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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
I can see dying for the cost of my freedom, but it's different when my freedom potentially harms or even kills someone else. I have no right to expect or force someone else to die or even suffer for my freedom.
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Originally Posted by swampguide
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Originally Posted by northernbreed
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Originally Posted by jameslovestal
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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Not just Barry. Mike Longo, Wallace Roney, Lee Konitz. Tons of working guys who weren't big names. Mostly on the older side, but Roney was barely 60.
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
Last edited by frabarmus; 01-20-2024 at 03:30 PM.
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Originally Posted by nevershouldhavesoldit
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Originally Posted by dasein
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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
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Originally Posted by dasein
Would a doctor code Covid, without evidence of it, to increase the hospital's reimbursement, without actually providing the extra isolation and protection? It would require falsifying entries in the chart, including test results, once the tests were available. And, there are reviewers who routinely check such things both for the hospital and the insurer.
Could somebody have slipped through this system? I would suppose so. Did it happen on any sort of consistent basis? The article posted doesn't even allege that. It doesn't even allege a single instance of it. All it does is suggest that there would be an incentive for doing so, while ignoring the difficulties of actually implementing such a scheme.
So, then I checked the source. Apparently, a house organ for the right wing. The article quotes the Foundation for Economic Education -- another right wing organization.
As an aside: If you go to the CDC website, you can view the form doctors have to fill out when there's a death. Covid doesn't kill anybody, not exactly; most people survive it. Rather, people with Covid die from things like respiratory failure which was, in turn, caused by Covid. The form is filled out by a doctor. Some would write Covid as the main cause and some would write Respiratory Failure as the main cause and Covid as a contributing factor. This was exploited by the right wing to make ridiculous allegations. I would presume that, in many cases, it's hard for the doctor to know how much Covid contributed to a death. Iirc the form ask about contributory factors.Last edited by rpjazzguitar; 01-20-2024 at 08:09 PM.
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Perhaps the Hill is a more neutrally based resource ( The link is accessible)
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
I had huge plans here. An on site studio for family and friends and friends of friends with my son as engineer since he understands tech and I don't. A big crows nest/pavilion with sweeping views of the hills and city for shooting full band vids of groups that were worth it. All those thoughts is gone. I don't want to sink deep roots anymore now that the "community" collectively shut me down once already. I find being obstinate is a necessity for seeing through a creative vision so I had that going for me all along. I'm definitely even more obstinate now. Can you tell? LOL
I realize the nature of business is change and you either adapt or fold but this has been like drinking age laws, DWI laws, and smoking laws times 10 all in the span of a year. None of which I agree with either, btw, sorry/not sorry. At least my band didn't fold like a lot of other bands here so I'm still chugging along and grateful for it. At some point I don't think quitting is even possible. To much of a habit for too long. Paydays have risen but so have costs and the gigs are fewer. So it's an uphill battle. It has always been, it's just the climb is steeper now. But hey I'm gigging tonight. I suppose I better go get ready.
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Originally Posted by DawgBone
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Originally Posted by lawson-stone
As I and others have said repeatedly in this thread, if you're so hung up on not having your "rights violated or being told what to do" that's perfectly fine and within your rights. but don't let your decisions affect my life. if you don't care if you get sick great, but don't infect me, my family or my friends because of your decisions in life.
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Originally Posted by wintermoon
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Originally Posted by DawgBone
Granted enclosed places have a higher instance of transmission but I don't need to get sick from some selfish non caring person who may even be knowingly carrying the virus standing in line w me at the market either.
The recurring theme in your posts is how all this has affected you and your ability to gig in those cesspools.
You obviously don't give a crap about anyone but yourself.
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Originally Posted by wintermoon
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Originally Posted by DawgBone
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Originally Posted by DawgBone
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Stay home? Have everything delivered?
Do all medical appointments by Zoom?
Blow off Jury Duty?
Don't get my Driver's License renewed?
All because somebody else thinks their freedom is being limited by a masking requirement? And, that person probably stops at red lights and pays taxes.
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Originally Posted by DawgBone
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I'm 73 fully retired last year, wife is 67 works full time. Neither of us has taken covid vaccination or any boosters. I did have a common cold 4-5 years ago, can't remember last time wife was sick. Both tested negative for covid 3or4 times (work related)... I have Dr's checkup and bloodwork every 6 months. Grocery shop once a week and mostly stay home the rest of the time. I'm not an anti-vaxxer rather than being an anti-covid-vaxxer, apolitical and that's about it. Still on this side of the ground until I'm on the other side of somewhere. Haven't spread covid cause I've never had it to spread, if I did get it I'd stay in and try to wear it off like I do a cold...Just haven't had any reason to panic as long as I stay off the net and news.
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