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The spokesperson said it was possible many of the positive cases were among vaccinated people, or that an unusual number of people developed infections after having tested negative.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: 727Sky
Its not unusual for then to stop people if they think that they are trying to avoid quarentine by flying to another country first. For example flying to Canada and then on to the US.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: The2Billies
originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
This is complete unreasonable and put's everyone that likes to travel under suspicion that they "might get and might spread COVID one day".
Welcome to the "new normal" life on this planet.
It is the sort of thing that Biden supporters have been asking for, to happen to people.
Bet Biden voters think this is something we should be doing in the US.
Welcome to worldwide 24/7 surveillance, courtesy of big Tech, Google created much of it and sold it to China, looks like they sold it to others as well. Google's new slogan should be "Do maximum evil"
The last time something like this happened was after 9/11. That happened under a republican administration.
Suspect your neighbor was the refrain at the time.
originally posted by: Justoneman
The tracking program is going to be harder and harder when people get beater phones.
originally posted by: surfer_soul
a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain
The thing is we are terrorist health threats now, jabbed or not. I ask you does anything in the paragraph below make any sense? Other than that they can claim anything as an excuse to throw you in quarantine.
The spokesperson said it was possible many of the positive cases were among vaccinated people, or that an unusual number of people developed infections after having tested negative.
It is self-righteousness combined with people who think they are so intelligent, so wise, so special that they know what is best for everyone else. That everyone who doesn't think exactly as they do are ignorant and should be punished.
originally posted by: The2Billies
Another thing I disagree with is that Wiki is a decent source, it is crowd sourced and often biased and sometimes downright wrong. I made every college class write a paper using real journal articles as their source and did not allow Wiki or the internet as a source, unless it was an article printed in a scientific journal.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: The2Billies
Another thing I disagree with is that Wiki is a decent source, it is crowd sourced and often biased and sometimes downright wrong. I made every college class write a paper using real journal articles as their source and did not allow Wiki or the internet as a source, unless it was an article printed in a scientific journal.
For someone who allegedly taught at the collegiate level you'd know that a Wiki page typically has several peer reviewed sources. But good on you for making the kiddos use the Encyclopedia Britannica like it was 1899.
originally posted by: The2Billies
Wiki is still unreliable as it IS crowd sources regardless of if some people reference journal articles.
BTW, a personal insult in an answer is always the sign of a weak intellect when giving an answer or reply. It says, I can't think of any real rebuttal, so I'll insult you to make you think I have an intelligent rebuttal. Too many people mistake insults as clever when they are a sign that one has nothing of value to say. Just some info to help you in the future create a better and more challenging response when you disagree with someone.
Another thing I disagree with is that Wiki is a decent source
I learned to speak to students on their level in community college. I also know that in general on social media sites, the conversation is on a 10th grade level, on this site, some lower, most higher. However, know your audience. I always was the top rated Prof. wherever I went. Why? I spoke on the level of the students and related to them where they were at so they could learn without struggling to understand what I was teaching them.