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I said it is not a conspiracy, simply incompetence. It is unacceptable incompetence but still not intentional.

The lack of information at this point is scary to me. My school has around 100 cameras and we never have an issue "catching people" who do dumb stuff, literally never. How is Brown so incompetent? At this point I don't believe this any version of conspiracy, it is simply extreme incompetence but it is consistent with what I expect from people who give lip service to safety.

Trump should not have commented. It was beneath the office of the President. He sounds like a liberal.

McDermott has coached this whole season as if he only cares about the playoffs, they have not opened the playbook that often and have tried to win as many games as possible by simply executing simple plays better. We ran the same play 27 times vs the Steelers, that is the definition of not trying to show too much. I am not stating it will lead us to a super bowl but at least he is coaching like a guy who understands his legacy will be written in January and February.

He seems to be fine with the bad catch on the first drive, the poor spotting on the ball when the "replay assist" got it wrong, and the terrible holding call to wipe out the TD run for Josh. The officials were bad yesterday both ways, and if his biggest complaint is the soft pass interference call then shut up, because it at least was not clearly wrong.

Milano when healthy is an impact player, the issue the past few years is he is not healthy enough.

To dismiss his leading the league in TDs while also minimizing turnovers means you are not worth discussing. I don't think Maye is MVP material but Stafford is playing lights out. Let me ask you what weakness do you see in Staffords candidacy?

I am not sure if you are being sarcastic, but if you have two guys who are similar wouldn't you pick the guy who wins more? Stafford has had a phenomenal year.

Right now it is Staffords and if the Rams win the #1 seed he deserves, because team wins should matter some. But if they falter and Josh gets us to the #1 seed I could see it happening

I am not arguing that because it is not linear it is not the cause, I am arguing that historically the measles are primarily from foreigners who were not immunized and the hot spots are in areas where large number of illegals are. By the way the exponential factor would have to at a factor of 8 for it to be primarily Americans who are unvaxed, which is not a factor that is normally found in the real world. (1.4'8=14) Cause and effect here is more likely the one that is historically the trend

I am getting the numbers from the CDC. https://www.cdc.gov/schoolvaxview/data/index.html I would also appreciate it if you would stop pretending that legal and illegal immigrants are the same I live among a large amount of legal immigrants, you do not, and the legal ones are not the issue here, they are vaccinated.

Nice job of not responding to the part directly beneath it. And my logic is not flawed you are simply being dishonest, my math is logical. a 40% increase in one related field does become a a 1400% increase in the other. The legal community is still considered reaching a herd immunity of over 92%, so the main driver of the increase of cases is foreign people who are not vaccinated, which is required of legal immigrants

The unvaxed numbers were always around 5% in our country until about 2020, since then it has raised to 7%. If you think that 40% increase is the primary reason responsible for a 1400% increase in cases then we can't have a reasonable discussion. A few facts according to the CDC Data from a 2017 study notes that in the U.S., about 38% of imported cases were foreign visitors, while 62% were U.S. residents returning from travel abroad. I will make one other point to you because I made an effort to find the story in 1983 the US had 97% of counties have 0 cases but one county in FL had 93 cases in the first half of the year centered around a migrant camp. If you don't recognize the primary issue as immigration of non immunized people then I can't help you. Truly your argument is now based entirely on "trust me bro" https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/00000139.htm

The numbers jump from 63 to over 2000 since 2010 and you think it is the primarily antivax crowd? We have always had antivax people, the demographic simply changed from hippie liberals to conservatives, what changed is the people bringing it into the country. Without the illegal immigrants the numbers would still be below 100.

We shouldn't have needed the measles vaccine since we had eliminated measles in the US. Without the open borders we would not have had an issue. That being said I did get my kids the measles shot and would again but it should be my choice.