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J/K it will be fine folks...we did our part it's time and we will maintain practices to keep it in check too!

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I’m wondering. Remember H1-N1? Mass hysteria? Stock Market going crazy? Who’s going to make money? Who’s pushing the most hysteria?

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I work in a gov't office in a secret underground undisclosed location, as they say.  No, really.  We received a briefing from an epidemiologist in Washington State.  He said that if you put someone in

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I hope that you guys realize that there are things you can't fight with a 9mm...

 

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They do. They just don't care. Warped sense of freedom and all. 

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They do. They just don't care. Warped sense of freedom and all. 

Still waiting to see what you would do if you were king with the tools available. Total shut down for how long? You’re still calling some of us evil for want to save the economy. Then you say we almost look at it the same. Do we start having a death watch on the flu,car accidents? Life’s full of risks. I don’t want to have to stand guard at my front door because half my town is out of work and hungry. So instead of beating around the bush what would you do? No hypotheticals with the tools that are available. The economy’s dying, so how long?


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Governor starts relaxing stay at home here in Colorado.

 

10,106

Cases*

1,880

Hospitalized

56

Counties

47,466

People tested**

113

Outbreaks

449

Deaths

Last update: April 20, 2020 | 4 p.m.

Note: This summary only includes data through 4/19 and does not reflect cases since then. 

 

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I’ve been watching the morning pressers, and then the afternoon presser. One cup half empty the other cup half full. One I need, I need, the other we can, we can. Someone said somewhere the morning person can run circles around the evening person. Don’t think so. I’m glad the presser aren’t reversed. I sleep better with an optimistic presser.


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Still waiting to see what you would do if you were king with the tools available. Total shut down for how long? You’re still calling some of us evil for want to save the economy. Then you say we almost look at it the same. Do we start having a death watch on the flu,car accidents? Life’s full of risks. I don’t want to have to stand guard at my front door because half my town is out of work and hungry. So instead of beating around the bush what would you do? No hypotheticals with the tools that are available. The economy’s dying, so how long?


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You're going to be waiting a long time for that answer

I would have to disobey God to be so bold.

Consider Acts 5:29 and after giving that some deliberate thought: 

Carefully read all of Romans chapter 13.

 

Take you yellow marker and underline verse 2 

It's just not what I would do, it's what I WILL do.

What I am doing

What I would encourage everyone to do.

 

If you really want to know what's in my head give it a read.

 

Stan I'm leaving this thread now but not you.

PM me if you have further comment or question.

 

I know were this goes next and I want no part of it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You're going to be waiting a long time for that answer

I would have to disobey God to be so bold.

Consider Acts 5:29 and after giving that some deliberate thought: 

Carefully read all of Romans chapter 13.

 

Take you yellow marker and underline verse 2 

It's just not what I would do, it's what I WILL do.

What I am doing

What I would encourage everyone to do.

 

If you really want to know what's in my head give it a read.

 

Stan I'm leaving this thread now but not you.

PM me if you have further comment or question.

 

I know were this goes next and I want no part of it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 


People have no doubt where I stand. Looks like I was right mostly. The news reports are more leaning towards much more infected, without knowing it. I also believe there will be a slight uptick once we open. We have to open. People who shouldn’t be out, stay home. The economy is worse off than I expected. We just can’t stand to stay closed.


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You're going to be waiting a long time for that answer

I would have to disobey God to be so bold.

Consider Acts 5:29 and after giving that some deliberate thought: 

Carefully read all of Romans chapter 13.

 

Take you yellow marker and underline verse 2 

It's just not what I would do, it's what I WILL do.

What I am doing

What I would encourage everyone to do.

 

If you really want to know what's in my head give it a read.

 

Stan I'm leaving this thread now but not you.

PM me if you have further comment or question.

 

I know were this goes next and I want no part of it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 


We are doing just that. For reasons I’ve been saying all along. There’s no reason to argue against that. The protests are persuading the elected leaders to open. Our God given right. And will be done.


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CamGTP Senior Enthusiast

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Why does the bible always get dragged into things?

 

Never understood that but it's probably because I've never read it.

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Still waiting to see what you would do if you were king with the tools available. Total shut down for how long? You’re still calling some of us evil for want to save the economy. Then you say we almost look at it the same. Do we start having a death watch on the flu,car accidents? Life’s full of risks. I don’t want to have to stand guard at my front door because half my town is out of work and hungry. So instead of beating around the bush what would you do? No hypotheticals with the tools that are available. The economy’s dying, so how long?


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We have a saying in German:  "it's either an end with a scare or a scare without an end"

 

Take your pick.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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Why does the bible always get dragged into things?
 
Never understood that but it's probably because I've never read it.

You answer your own question.


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