Comments by "" (@RedXlV) on "Georgia's governor bans cities from requiring masks" video.

  1.  @noneyabizz8337  So what exactly is in the Constitution that renders a law mandating masks unconstitutional? Would the laws against public nudity also be unconstitutional? If state or local governments are allowed to mandate that you cover up your ass and crotch in public, why would they not also be able to mandate that you cover your mouth and nose?
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  2.  @billybobjoe198  Do you think the public should also have the "right" to drive around without wearing seat belts? Tepidly "encouraging" people to wear masks hasn't worked. There are too many morons who refuse to do so. As such, it needs to be made mandatory for the duration of the epidemic.
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  3.  @DeltaEchoGolf  We can't know with 100% certainty in every case. But you can get a pretty damned good idea. When there's a higher than normal rate of death from respiratory illness (and there has been this year), it's not exactly a stretch to think that the brand-new respiratory virus that's spreading like wildfire through the nation probably caused a lot of those deaths.
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  4.  @DeltaEchoGolf  No, the average flu does not kill 60 to 80 thousand Americans. More like 3.5 to 15 thousand. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/comparing-covid-19-deaths-to-flu-deaths-is-like-comparing-apples-to-oranges/
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  5.  Proskillz 821  You're the one with an obvious low IQ.
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  6.  Proskillz 821  You talk about "flue" and think COVID is the same thing. That's proof enough that you're stupid.
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  7.  @noneyabizz8337  Clearly neither do you.
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  8.  @johnsprince3924  It should be illegal to be this stupid.
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  9.  @renocool1558  And some morons also don't want to wear seat belts. What's your point?
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  10.  @winterszhuzhupets2  No, Obamacare was not "almost replaced". It was almost repealed. Trump and the Republicans weren't actually going to replace it with anything. Mexico is not paying anything for the wall. Having troops on the border (which Mexico isn't doing either) is not paying for the wall. Not to mention that "the wall" hasn't actually been built. Trump didn't give us anywhere near "the greatest economy in history". Trump did however give us the current disastrously bad economy. And Benghazi was not in any way a "big disaster".
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  11.  @Bocbo  You're a blithering idiot.
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  12.  @Bocbo  You're a moron. It's been quite thoroughly proven that masks dramatically reduce the spread of the virus. It's why the US is doing so much worse than most other developed nations. Because refusal to wear masks is an almost uniquely American idiocy.
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  13. Trump's disastrous mishandling of the virus is in and of itself a valid reason to impeach him again. But it would be a waste of time to impeach somebody who's already voted out of office.
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  14.  @TheHopetown  Republicans are the ones who are the party of violence. And Trump is the one who has obvious dementia. He couldn't even win a debate against Hillary Clinton. Biden will rip him to shreds.
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  15. I'd prefer banning anti-vaccine morons from living in the United States.
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  16.  @gwiztv5619  So your lack of a brain is just a biological difference?
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  17.  @gwiztv5619  And yet you're more likely to get COVID because of your idiotic anti-vaccine nonsense.
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  18.  @Reeces_Pieces  No. It isn't.
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  19.  @DeltaEchoGolf  Complete and utter lies. There has never been even a single case of such a thing happening. The reality is that COVID has caused far more deaths than the official numbers indicate, because many thousands of people have died of COVID without being diagnosed, often without even having seen a doctor at all before they died.
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  20.  @DeltaEchoGolf  That's not based on confirmed deaths from the flu, the way the 141,000 COVID victims are based on confirmed deaths from COVID. Did you even read what I posted before replying to it?
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  21.  @colinfrancis  You're the one who's posting nothing but horseshit. No reputable doctor anywhere on Earth would ever claim that COVID-19 is a scam.
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  22.  @colinfrancis  The lunatics and quacks you're listening to are not reputable doctors.
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  23. Very few of the protesters were traveling to multiple areas. The vast majority protested in their own cities. And actual analysis has shown that during the protests, there were actually fewer people gathering in public, because the people who didn't participate in the protests stayed home.
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  24.  @jennyj5687  Where do you lunatics come up with that nonsense?
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  25. How is it "smearing" the governor? He did prohibit cities from requiring masks.
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  26. No, it's not a viable route. Because contracting the virus doesn't actually give you immunity. Hence all the people who've been infected again after getting it once.
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  27. Kemp is a psychopath who's getting people killed.
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  28.  @Dragonstalon1001  You're full of shit. No, Britain did not make it a law that land owners in America had to own slaves.
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  29.  @jon__doe  You're a complete ignoramus. No, America did not invent the concept of liberty.
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  30.  @jon__doe  Rome was never a democracy. You'd be better off looking at the Lycian League, a federation of Greek city-states that was the first nation to be governed by an elected legislature.
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  31.  @Dragonstalon1001  You're basing your comment on lies. Some of the founding fathers wanted slavery to be abolished. They were the minority. Most of the founders either wanted slavery to continue (because it was making them rich) or just didn't care. What actually happened is that they kicked the can down the road for future generations to figure out whether slavery would continue. Also, there's no such thing as "1916 project". Moron.
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  32.  @jon__doe  You literally did say that America invented the concept of liberty.
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  33. Only a complete blithering idiot would claim it's somehow "unconstitutional" to require masks. Do you also think it's "unconstitutional authoritarianism" to require seat belts?
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  34.  Brennan Clark  You're a lunatic.
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  35. Yes there is proof, you ignorant bimbo.
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  36.  @davidtemple2831  Yes, shitstain. Those places are all better than the South. I live in the South, and it's a shithole.
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  37.  @abelo1676  There are no such "failed Democrat run cities". The worst places in America are invariably Repubican-run.
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  38.  @stephenshuman1  Georgia has wonderful land, but that doesn't make up for the people.
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  39.  @billybobjoe198  You're insane. No, seat belt usage should not be voluntary. What's next, will you say that drunk driving should also be voluntary rather than prohibited?
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  40.  @billybobjoe198  Are you seriously trying to pretend that it's mysterious what "the duration of the epidemic" means? How about "until we're no longer having deaths on a daily basis from COVID", would that work for you? BTW, I'd like to know where I can see those studies saying that the legal BAC limit is too low.
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  41.  @billybobjoe198  Why would that be the case? There's many other nations that have gotten to that point. Are you saying America is worse than those other nations?
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  42.  @billybobjoe198  Yes, and? We have 4% of the world's population. We have 24% of the world's COVID deaths. Larger population doesn't explain why we're doing so much worse than the rest of the world. Particularly it doesn't explain why we're doing so much worse than India and China, which each have more than quadruple our population yet significantly fewer COVID deaths. (And yes, I'm aware that China lies about their numbers. Even taking that into account, we're doing far worse than they have.)
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  43.  @billybobjoe198  Again you post the opposite of reality. The US numbers are as far as it gets from "inflated", and in fact the actual number of deaths is probably about double what's been reported.
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  44.  @billybobjoe198  You just can't stop lying, can you?
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  45.  @billybobjoe198  Funny how nobody is reporting any such thing, then. Almost as if you made it up.
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  46. Kemp supports stupidity.
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  47.  @TheHopetown  Spoken like somebody who needs a diaper on his face, to stop all the diarrhea flowing out of your mouth.
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  48. Especially since he stole the election in the first place.
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  49. What "list of viruses" would that be?
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  50. Did you pull that "0.08%" directly out of your ass, Kuziai?
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  51. And that's a very bad thing. City governments should be allowed to mandate the wearing of masks. If the government can require you to wear clothes in public, how's that any different from requiring a mask?
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  52.  @winterszhuzhupets2  How stupid can you be? Obama handled the swine flu just about perfectly, hence it not causing massive death like COVID has.
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  53.  @donrainesoh  What's sad is that you morons think you can absolve Trump of blame for his failures by just pretending the POTUS isn't important. And no, the US is not like the EU. The US is single nation, not a mere alliance of 50 separate states. The EU on the other hand is an alliance of 27 separate nations.
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  54.  @winterszhuzhupets2  That's the exact opposite of reality. Swine flu had a vastly lower death rate than COVID-19. The CDC estimates that America had 60.8 million infections from H1N1 swine flu in 2009, and 12,469 deaths. That's a 0.02% mortality rate, which is not only vastly lower than COVID, it's lower than the regular seasonal flu (which has a mortality rate of around 0.1%). Those are the estimated numbers, which could quite possibly have been a significant overestimate. The confirmed numbers for swine flu are 115,318 Americans infected and 3,433 killed. That gives a similarly low mortality rate of 0.03%. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/2009-h1n1-pandemic.html The CDC has for some reason not issued any similar estimates for how many cases and deaths we've had from COVID. (By which I mean, the Trump administration most likely prohibited them from doing so, in order to keep the "numbers" lower.) Unlike with swine flu, we only have the numbers of directly verified cases and deaths (meaning the number of people who actually tested positive, and the number who died after testing positive). As of last night the US has had 3,695,025 cases and 141,118 deaths from COVID. That's a 3.82% mortality rate, which is very comparable to the Spanish flu of 1918. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/ tl;dr version: COVID-19 is more than 100 times more lethal than the swine flu of 2009 was.
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  55. Where does the bill of rights say that you can't be required to wear a mask in public? Do you also think it's a violation of the bill of rights that you're required to wear pants? (Or wear a dress, if you swing that way.)
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  56.  @CommeradeZhukov  In what way is there any connection between mask requirements and abridging freedom of speech?
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  57.  @havenzhai5187  No, you ignorant moron, those should not be optional.
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  58.  @havenzhai5187  It's not "your body" when you infect other people.
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  59.  @Reeces_Pieces  You mean like how it's "COMMUNIST AUTHORITARIANISM" to require that everybody wear a seatbelt in their cars? And to require people on bikes and motorcycles to wear helmets?
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  60. Red states are where most people don't have a brain. Meaning you'd fit right in.
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  61.  @flamingtoaster6989  What's funny is that you make that claim even though it's so obviously false. Red states tend to have the most poverty and the worst schools.
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  62. Everything you said is a lie. Masks are the single most effective way to protect the public. And the death rate is from 4 to 8%.
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  63. So you advocate not having laws? Because every law is a mandate of something.
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  64.  @jeffjohns9664  That's gibberish. Mandates by definition are laws. And there's nothing about the 1st Amendment that somehow prohibits a mask mandate.
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  65.  @jeffjohns9664  A "mandate" is simply any law that requires you to do so something, you fool. Mandates are laws by definition.
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  66. Yes, it is the government's job. And no, masks were not made illegal.
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  67.  @SoftHeartPC  Why on Earth is it not the government's place? There's nothing in the Constitution that can be even remotely construed as preventing governments from requiring a mask. It's no different from how governments can prohibit public nudity.
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  68. ​ @SoftHeartPC  There's no need for a referendum to pass laws. That's what we have elected representatives for.
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  69.  @Bocbo  Masks are the difference between the US and many other nations that have had vastly less problem with COVID than we do. Masks help, period. You're a fool to deny it.
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  70.  Jason Cougar  Those percentages were pulled directly out of your ass, and your head seems to be permanently embedded in your ass as well.
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  71.  @thesmith1169  No, masks do not cause "breathing restrictions" you absolute moron.
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  72.  @thesmith1169  You continue to demonstrate that America is the home of the STUPID.
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  73.  @craigmoen1430  That's not science, Craig. It's a lie.
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  74.  @TheHopetown  Conservatism is incompatible with logic.
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  75.  @TheHopetown  Apparently something has restricted your breathing to the point that you're not getting any oxygen to your brain. Hence your complete idiocy.
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  76. In reality, Florida got caught doctoring the numbers to make it look like they've got fewer cases and fewer deaths than they really do.
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