Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. By calling a spade a spade?
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  2. @Rob Marley Oh please, I'd love to hear this.
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  3. @Rob Marley You have yet to even give a definition, so claiming it comes from somewhere is putting the cart before the horse.
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  4. @Rob Marley My turn what? I'm not the one claiming this is a simple matter. Also, XY chromosome...what?
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  5. @Rob Marley Still waiting on you, or is your entire answer based on chromosomes?
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  6. ​@Rob Marley It really isn't all you need. You need to elaborate because, and I hate to break it to you, "XX" is not a definition of anything. So if you want to elaborate on your position then do so. Otherwise, stop running from this conversation. Give a full definition or leave.
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  7.  @michaelgomez3044  Yes, yes you are.
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  8.  @beachbumLifestyle  Actually they officially said that there were a few hours of flight delays on Friday afternoon because of severe weather and staffing issues at Jacksonville Air Route Control Center, which controls airspace in five parts of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina. And while other airlines use a hub based system for flights, Southwest use a point to point model. This means that if a plane is delayed, it can delay multiple flights in a row, while hub airlines just send a new plane altogether. Hub based models mean that all connections are through the hub, like Delta with Atlanta, and point to point means you can offer more direct flights. Maybe look up the actual situation rather than commenting nonsense and upvoting yourself.
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  9.  @lonestarpatriots2198  The University.
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  10.  @Virusskeptic-d3z  Comirnaty is the name of the vaccine Pfizer produce.
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  11.  @robotron17  They why are deaths so high? 18% increase from 2019 to 2020.
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  12.  @robotron17  I recommend this paper: Early Use of Remdesivir in Patients Hospitalized With COVID-19 Improves Clinical Outcomes: A Retrospective Observational Study Midazolam is just used to make people drowsy and reduce anxiety, which is only a good thing with covid. Again, no evidence of reduced outcomes with its use. Ventilators are used as a last resort. The stresses of lockdown may be explained away in your head, but in the real world there is no evidence to suggest that. Population growth is a less than 2% increase, and suicides only went down last year, falling 5%. Yes the numbers are accurate, they have death certificates for all of them. Lifespan was plateaued, but last year caused a drop of 1.5 years. So if you want to use the age adjusted increase in death rate of 15.9% then by all means we can do that, but your excuses are pitiful.
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  13.  @amyreynolds3619  Right, but they do happen to infect people less stringent in their health safety procedures. That tends to consist of conservatives, who are constantly doing things like banning mask mandates and taking funding away from schools.
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  14. "Because if that is true" It's not. That's why he calls him a liar.
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  15.  @HiddenRoar  Are those open because people quit, or because of record deaths among police?
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  16.  @HiddenRoar  "Officers quitting due to lack of respect/belligerence from Defund the Police/BLM/Democrats BEFORE 2020." Not really. Federal data on police leaving their jobs doesn't match your stats. "bout 700 in all of the U.S., while you're looking at more than double of that from cops who are going home in just Chicago alone" But not fired. They are required to report vaccination status, but are free to get regular testing without being vaxed. They'll come around eventually, they always do. Travelling nurse companies saw the same issue, right up until they didn't. "Seattle, California as a whole, NYC, Honolulu, etc (notice it's all Democrat cities)" Well basically every large city in the US is a Democrat city, so that doesn't exactly narrow it down. Expose to other people will do that. Even the cities in Texas vote left. "Good luck with telling yourself the lie that people are lining up to replace cops that walk." Considering around 1% of officer left between 2019 and 2020, the actual number of cops only changed by 0.08%. They were replaced in the same year. Now we are seeing a few extra quitting in 2021, but considering the number was only 1%, and the total is only increasing by 18%, that's only 1.18%. Even then the mitigation is massive as shown from 2020 numbers. At the end of the say US cops tend to be more conservative, and are therefore more vaccine hesitant. Cops will threaten to quit, most won't, life will go on.
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  17.  @stefanfobos  That's huge.
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  18.  @stefanfobos  Sure, especially with the recent crash in demand and prices. That probably hit Russia worse than most.
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  19. It's been a year since the first people took it actually.
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