Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "CNN" channel.

  1.  @Allyourheroswenttohell  There are numerous tests to detect viruses, including full genetic sequencing. PCR tests do exist, and they are used in the millions. Your ignorance is not an excuse.
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  2.  @Allyourheroswenttohell  They're telling them to stop using them because they only detect 1 thing, in this case covid. Many hospitals have already made the switch to a combined covid and flu testing. It's still PCR based.
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  3.  @painkillerjones6232  Oh well, I guess we take your word for it. Lets just sweep character witnesses and victim testimony under the rug, do zero investigation into hundreds of leads, and call it a day. The GQP way.
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  4.  @mrpickles3454  They're tested and quarantined, so no not really.
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  5. ​ @FudgethePudge  It's a felony because ge did it to cover up anything crime. Read the law.
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  6.  @dannytexas09  Unless of course you get infected with no symptoms and all that exercise gives you heart damage. Good luck though.
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  7. Oh, you're still locked down?
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  8.  @nevergettingthevax9658  Pretty sure they're just calling a spade a spade. If you're dumb enough to parrot the same phrase, then try calling other people sheep, then you deserve to be ridiculed.
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  9.  @saltysoldier68  So a guy who sanctioned China for slavery and genocide and ended a 20 year war? Nice work Biden.
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  10.  @saltysoldier68  They armed the local army so we could leave. The local army folded. We didn't directly give terrorists anything, and US military equipment is notoriously difficult to maintain.
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  11. Because state elected politicians given the slightest crap about the whims of the people... The current ruling is supported by the 14th amendment.
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  12.  @Common_Sensei_  Mueller did find evidence, but the scope of him enquiry didn't allow him to make any statements on it. Are you really that thick?
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  13. The executive branch sent all the FEMA aid that they legally can. Congress sent money to Ukraine. The same Congress where Republicans voted against sending aid to hurricane victims.
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  14. Hillary did have more experience, but she was also deeply unpopular.
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  15.  @Lawlzinator  Oh please. Not only does Fox have by far the largest audience, it's also far more right than others are left. If you can't see that it's because your political compass is too far skewed. You're looking at everything like it's still the 50s. America is by and large very right leaning anyway. That also says nothing for the hundreds of small radio and tv news groups that are owned by huge groups, like Sinclair, that spew scripted propaganda every day.
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  16.  @scottromigh3362  Then ask for a raise. Wages are up dingdong.
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  17.  @tulsacountytransparency3716  PCR is a way to duplicate something. The test part is looking for something specific in what you are duplicating. PCR alone is not a test, how we use it is a test. And sure, if used incorrectly that can happen. We monitor cycles to determine viral load. It also only measures the presence of something, not if someone is infected, you are correct about that, which is why we also have lateral flow and antibody tests. It does however tell you if something is currently or has previously been infected recently. You are pointing out flaws in PCR that we already know about, and counter using proper methodology. But keep spouting the same line from a dead guy to support your idiocy.
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  18.  @markjones4186  Your personal experiences has no bearing on covid death numbers.
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  19.  @isodoubIet  That's not the conclusion that the study draws. They control for the variables.
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  20. He added more to the debt than any president, so I suppose in that respect he was great.
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  21.  @jayemowrey1416  We need the money because private business independently decided to lay people off, regardless of shutdowns, because business is down as people weren't going out as much. Also, no, that's not communism. This is very much a capitalist oligarchy.
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  22.  @Musclecarera69  "Roaring economy" Just no. The deficit was growing, wages were stagnant and interest rates were in the crapper. The pandemic only made worse what was already happening. Businesses absolutely did lay people off regardless of shutdowns. They knew that people were and are buying less, and they were reducing staff accordingly due to public demand. Many bars and restaurants near me remained low volume and closed to indoor seating regardless of government restrictions out of fear of the virus. I know of several places that lost business and had to even close, again without any kind of government intervention due to people simply not wanting to go. Look at AMC. Here they have no restrictions but still can't keep their doors open. Finally, the government absolutely should have been paying monthly stimulus, especially to those less well off. Hopefully Republicans can start caring about it's people.
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  23.  @Musclecarera69  We did not have an amazing economy. The deficit was drastically increasing and minimum wage earners were being left further behind. Deficit is currently almost 4 trillion. "If businesses decided to remain closed or limit staff, then that's on them" So we agree. Thank you. "Why would anyone go to work if their bills are paid" Stimulus doesn't pay all of people's bills, not even close. Also, if you could be paid money and earn money then you would, had been shown. These kinds of policies also encourage new businesses to open, which was proven in the Europe UBI experiments of you had bothered to actually look at them. Claiming they reduced output is just a lie. I bet you think 4 day work weeks produce less output as well. Who said anything about printing money. Just stop dropping taxes on businesses that have been increasing their wealth during the pandemic, which btw is most of them. Even a few days ago we saw billionaires asking for a bailout from their own poor financial decisions. While we're at it why don't we stop increasing military spending? Why don't we allow the government to negotiate drug prices? Why don't we tax churches? Why don't we start closing tax loopholes? You seem content to allow some of the richest people on the planet to pay a lower effective tax rate than the middle class.
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  24.  @Musclecarera69  ah, I see why you're confused. You looked at the one where they paid less than 600 euros to people already on unemployment and found it made literally no difference. In othet words they didn't do anything differently and forcing them to look for work made no difference. How could they possibly do more in this situation?
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  25.  @nikhilnewse3318  $4 billion to develop countries that end up costing the US far more in the long run from migrant caravans? God forbid we invest to save in the long run.
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  26.  @mattbernacke  Stop trolling comments calling people dumb and try to have a single original thought for once.
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  27.  @l.258  So? We're still a democracy.
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  28. Why do you think they space them out.
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  29.  @zm1786  When you ignore all the facts it's easy to come to any conclusion you want.
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  30. Until it wears off. Israel already confirmed that people with natural immunity also need the vaccine.
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  31.  @glenndavis4452  Strychnine has a 10 hour half life you dolt.
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  32. Helps he's telling the truth.
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  33.  @willtellall638  "They have never isolated Covid, but they can isolate new variants" How can you possibly believe this? They've sequenced covid millions of times over.
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  34.  @CSPORTPDX  Not really. They are bred for testing and have been for decades. If you don't like it, that's just the reality of it. The only alternative is human testing. The whole letter from Congress is so clueless my other half laughed out loud.
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  35.  @aredrose527  The whole point of testing on animals is because we don't want to test on people, so you first.
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  36.  @danielleon1781  9 days in 60 minute intervals, 2 dogs at a time. They tested each dog a total of 5 times, so 5 hours per dog over 9 says. Considering the state of dogs in the wild in that region, they were actually much better off than most.
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  37.  @paulascott5701  So we should test on people?
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  38.  @Perroden  I'm sorry you don't understand the basics of scientific research, but in the US alone they kill tens of millions of animals annually.
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  39.  @natashka1982  Really throwing out the Nazi vibes there. All this talk of "animal Nuremburg trials" and you're pushing for actual Nuremburg trial style testing. Amazing that you can both dehumanise your opposition while taking the stance of literal Nazis just to protect some dogs that weren't even killed in the study they were in, a study which measured the attraction of sand flies to dogs previously infected with a parasite the sand flies deliver, which infects thousands in the North Africa region annually, as well as many dogs in the region. The irony is just too much.
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  40.  @qweenkoi  Nothing you just said was true. Thanks for playing though.
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  41.  @echero2449  That's idiotic.
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  42.  @danielleon1781  That's just stupid. The testing was to review parasites in dogs in North Africa. Of course they used dogs.
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  43.  @qweenkoi  It isn't, but oh well. You'll keep believing such nonsense, with the media parroting a twisted version of the NIH letter, and zero understanding of the basics of scientific research. Sad really.
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  44.  @kurtbennett1164  They didn't die from that, but okay.
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  45.  @Terra812  Are you simple? Of course they pay taxes.
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  46.  @Terra812  Assuming federal employees give no other benefit of course.
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  47. What is the definition?
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  48.  @shaunkellison1761  So what about people with extra chromosomes? Does having XXY make you both a man and a woman? Does XXX make you one and a half women? Does XYY make you a man and a bit? How does this definition line up with these realities?
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  49. Yes, Harris and Walz are running against the racist white guys.
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  50.  @seankenny1275  He says, circlejerking in the echo chamber comment section. You're brainwashed, and it's sad.
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