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34 minutes ago, BillStime said:


Oh tough guy - you can do it - cmon bring it on - when you got nothing else to defend the argument go after me over one of the poorest areas in America - CUZ IT IS. 


Not even close. I proved it to you and you didn’t even acknowledge the fact that you were absolutely wrong! 

27 minutes ago, Q-baby! said:

So you were being sarcastic? 


Ummmm no.  

30 minutes ago, meazza said:

 

It's the end of Ramadan so I'm pretty sure many people will be happy to return to Mosque for Eid.


Worst time of the year for Ramadan. What is it?  15 hours?  Or he’ll longer up north. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


Not even close. I proved it to you and you didn’t even acknowledge the fact that you were absolutely wrong! 


Ummmm no.  


Worst time of the year for Ramadan. What is it?  15 hours?  Or he’ll longer up north. 


Something like that.  Thank god i don’t do it as I can barely make it past 9 without a coffee. 

Posted
17 minutes ago, meazza said:


Something like that.  Thank god i don’t do it as I can barely make it past 9 without a coffee. 


I work with a guy who said he has to go home around three because he has no energy. I don’t get it. 

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


Ummmm no.  

So, turn the tv off and it goes away, but It really doesn’t go away because it was a joke?  

Posted
1 hour ago, meazza said:

 

It's the end of Ramadan so I'm pretty sure many people will be happy to return to Mosque for Eid.

God I hope not and that goes for all the places of worship. I certainly won’t be there. IMO, places of worship aren’t essential. If you need someone to tell you what to believe in than you have bigger problems and that’s not pointed at you @meazza  All worshippers should have a text book or internet at home. Tune in but don’t go. 

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Posted
4 hours ago, Justice said:

God I hope not and that goes for all the places of worship. I certainly won’t be there. IMO, places of worship aren’t essential. If you need someone to tell you what to believe in than you have bigger problems and that’s not pointed at you @meazza  All worshippers should have a text book or internet at home. Tune in but don’t go. 

Fortunately, you have no say on the matter, unless you are into arson of course.

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Posted
9 hours ago, BillStime said:

Divorce; abortion, homosexuality

 

 

Some of us speak loudly on these topics. All these symptoms share one root cause:

 

Feminism and it's neverending quest to destroy the family.

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Posted
7 hours ago, Justice said:

God I hope not and that goes for all the places of worship. I certainly won’t be there. IMO, places of worship aren’t essential. If you need someone to tell you what to believe in than you have bigger problems and that’s not pointed at you @meazza  All worshippers should have a text book or internet at home. Tune in but don’t go. 

 

Luckily I don't have that problem because I don't believe in anything.  I'm a nihilist.  

 

 

 

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Posted

As far as I can tell we reached another milestone  yesterday. Friday was the first day in which NY State did not lead the nation in deaths.  PA and NJ took the top two spots but here again only four states were in excess of 100 Covid related deaths and only just barely.
 

Possibly an even more important stat is that 30 out of 50 states (60%) recorded no Covid deaths at all on Friday. 

Just now, SoCal Deek said:

As far as I can tell we reached another milestone  yesterday. Friday was the first day in which NY State did not lead the nation in deaths.  PA and NJ took the top two spots but here again only four states were in excess of 100 Covid related deaths and only just barely.
 

Possibly an even more important stat is that 30 out of 50 states (60%) recorded either single digit or zero Covid deaths on Friday. 

 

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Posted
7 hours ago, Justice said:

God I hope not and that goes for all the places of worship. I certainly won’t be there. IMO, places of worship aren’t essential. If you need someone to tell you what to believe in than you have bigger problems and that’s not pointed at you @meazza  All worshippers should have a text book or internet at home. Tune in but don’t go. 

This doesn’t seem at all arbitrary nor capricious.  

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Posted
3 hours ago, Reality Check said:

Fortunately, you have no say on the matter, unless you are into arson of course.

 

...unfortunately, there is a segment of the population that has nothing to cling to but their faith......perhaps parking lot services are a way to bridge the gap until a house of worship can re-open safely.....people like Osteen who exploit those people to the tune of $75 mil annually are vile....

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The CDC guidelines for opening places of worship are here. They are onerous.

 

During the last ten minutes of the press briefing, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany takes the stage and is barraged with questions about opening the churches. Reporters who undoubtedly have no problem shopping at Costco, Target and Total Wine seem to view churches as unique centers of disease.

 

 

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Posted
1 minute ago, B-Man said:

The CDC guidelines for opening places of worship are here. They are onerous.

 

During the last ten minutes of the press briefing, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany takes the stage and is barraged with questions about opening the churches. Reporters who undoubtedly have no problem shopping at Costco, Target and Total Wine seem to view churches as unique centers of disease.

 

 

Yeah, this has flipped into the tyranny category.  I have been at Home Depot, Lowes, the food store and the like and like clockwork, folks are buying such essentials as grills, paint, pavers and decking material. Limit is now 100 people or so, people ripping their masks off as soon as they clear the store exit.  

 

On the other hand, places of worship are targeted with no such allowances.  I'm not a church goer, have not been for years, but something is wrong here. 

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Posted
13 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

Yeah, this has flipped into the tyranny category.  I have been at Home Depot, Lowes, the food store and the like and like clockwork, folks are buying such essentials as grills, paint, pavers and decking material. Limit is now 100 people or so, people ripping their masks off as soon as they clear the store exit.  

 

On the other hand, places of worship are targeted with no such allowances.  I'm not a church goer, have not been for years, but something is wrong here. 

 

...huh?...you mean your local mosques aren't open?.......

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Posted
12 hours ago, meazza said:

 

Well what can you do? Extreme poverty, in fact, the poorest neighborhood in America.  Do you expect people to know better?

 

Did I mention that they're poor?

 

@Chef Jim thoughts on the poorest place in the world?

 

Word has it that the 716 area code is the poorest place in the world.

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