Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

restlesssurfer97 said:The one in Miami is state-run. ☕

It’s not any better in those other places either.

Carol Lewis said:The whole thing boils down to this idea that Genghis Khan basically scattered time capsules all over the globe back in the day, filled with samples of some unknown virus that eventually cracked open and just... spread everywhere... It’s like Genghis Khan conquering the world, volume two...

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What a total villain 🤣

When they need to scare the masses, suddenly it’s this terrifying, lethal virus, but once they need to defend the healthcare system, the whole narrative shifts just a little bit:

BEROŠ IN CONGRESS TELLING REPRESENTATIVES THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS WORKING 'Most people dying from covidom in America are dying with the virus, not because of it'

Honestly, give it to them, they really know how to spin it 🙏🙏🙏

I’ve noticed people have been playing around with the numbers lately regarding the average age of recent fatalities in the US. Back at the start, when the death toll was still in single digits, they were claiming the average age was around 60. But looking at the data from the last few days, it seems like every single case involves someone who lived through the Great Depression.

In Ontario, some of the hardest-hit nursing homes include Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, which saw 29 deaths; Almonte Country Haven in Almonte with 16; Anson Place Care Centre in Hagersville with 15; Markhaven Home for Seniors in Markham with 10; and Lundy Manor in Niagara Falls, where 10 people passed away. The New York City Department of Health released a Monday report showing 50 resident deaths across various senior homes. That same day, the Eatonville Care center report highlighted 25 deaths at that specific facility. Meanwhile, over in Montreal, investigators, health officials, and the police have jumped on an investigation following the loss of 31 residents at the Résidence Herron seniors' home.

The elderly and the sick are dropping like flies in these nursing homes.

Uvas is still doing alright.

Laura Chavez93 said:Returning to our recurring theme 🧐 it seems the virus has breached the senior living facilities—which implies there are staff members carrying it without showing symptoms, though one wonders how many... 🤔)
It appears the circus has only just begun; once they start scouring the homes, it will likely take several months before things finally settle down...

Yeah, it's pretty interesting how these seniors in every corner of America seem to catch this virus, yet nobody seems to be getting it in crowded grocery stores.

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restlesssurfer97 said:When they need to scare the masses, suddenly it’s this terrifying, lethal virus, but once they need to defend the healthcare system, the whole narrative shifts just a little bit:

BEROŠ IN CONGRESS TELLING REPRESENTATIVES THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS WORKING 'Most people dying from covidom in America are dying with the virus, not because of it'

Honestly, give it to them, they really know how to spin it 🙏🙏🙏

They have become completely lost in their own web of falsehoods. 🤦

It looks like, shockingly, the virus is hitting the elderly population and those living in nursing homes the hardest—unless you count the outliers—basically just waiting for the end.

Man, this is front-page news material right here. Unbelievable.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:I’ve noticed people have been playing around with the numbers lately regarding the average age of recent fatalities in the US. Back at the start, when the death toll was still in single digits, they were claiming the average age was around 60. But looking at the data from the last few days, it seems like every single case involves someone who lived through the Great Depression.

Well, that’s old news... the high-risk group consists of chronic patients and retirees... and let's be honest, every other retiree has some sort of underlying condition.

restlesssurfer97 said:When they need to scare the masses, suddenly it’s this terrifying, lethal virus, but once they need to defend the healthcare system, the whole narrative shifts just a little bit:

BEROŠ IN CONGRESS TELLING REPRESENTATIVES THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS WORKING 'Most people dying from covidom in America are dying with the virus, not because of it'

Honestly, give it to them, they really know how to spin it 🙏🙏🙏

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Vili 🙏

Laura Chavez93 said:Well, that’s old news... the high-risk group consists of chronic patients and retirees... and let's be honest, every other retiree has some sort of underlying condition.

That’s exactly my point. At the very beginning, they went all out trying to frame the situation so it didn't look like only older people were at risk. They even went after this one guy—he was maybe 47 or something—and they spent half the day making noise about how perfectly healthy he was. It was a massive attempt to shove it down everyone's throats that this wasn't just a threat to the elderly. Then, of course, a correction comes out and it turns out the guy actually had serious underlying health issues all along.

Look, it’s pretty obvious. Everyone is just sitting around waiting to see what Germany and Austria decide to do. Once they crack those borders open, we’re opening ours too—it’s as simple as that. There isn’t really any deep strategic thinking going on over there; you can't really outsmart the Germans when it comes to this stuff.

Paul Sanders5 said:It looks like, shockingly, the virus is hitting the elderly population and those living in nursing homes the hardest—unless you count the outliers—basically just waiting for the end.

Man, this is front-page news material right here. Unbelievable.

That being said, I'm honestly less shocked by this than I was by that penalty given against Barcelona in the second half.

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Paul Sanders5 said:Look, it’s pretty obvious. Everyone is just sitting around waiting to see what Germany and Austria decide to do. Once they crack those borders open, we’re opening ours too—it’s as simple as that. There isn’t really any deep strategic thinking going on over there; you can't really outsmart the Germans when it comes to this stuff.

That is certainly true, but we aren't the only ones in the equation. Most other member nations are likely to take the exact same path.

Donald Trump

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Honestly, I’m just hoping the folks in NYC show their massive hearts and find a spot for these amazing people. And once they're settled? We should definitely help them fix up their place—they've more than earned it.

There are plenty of faces out there today, but honestly, you can barely find a decent soul. 😢

Man, just think about how much money they’ve funneled through movies, series, plays, commercials, and everything else over a few decades of work. They couldn't even scrape together enough for a decent apartment, yet here they are living in those ruins right in the middle of downtown. Most likely, after the fall of the old regime, they were basically handed those apartments for free, unless they just inherited them.

Listen, we "deserved" this. How? By lounging around on stage and posing for the cameras?

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Man, just think about how much money they’ve funneled through movies, series, plays, commercials, and everything else over a few decades of work. They couldn't even scrape together enough for a decent apartment, yet here they are living in those ruins right in the middle of downtown. Most likely, after the fall of the old regime, they were basically handed those apartments for free, unless they just inherited them.

Listen, we "deserved" this. How? By lounging around on stage and posing for the cameras?

Why does that even bother you? I’d rather live in 400 square feet right downtown than in 700 square feet out in the suburbs in some place built like a joke.
When I saw photos of those apartments they tore down, it looked like someone just stacked bricks and mud together and then slapped a coat of paint over it to make it look halfway decent.

That old guard of actors basically coasted on their "merit" back in the 90s, snagging massive apartments all over the US and major cities. It wasn't just them either—athletes, musicians, you name it. Everyone was a huge patriot back then, acting like their hearts were beating solely for the country and Franjo. So, just give Stancic a fat paycheck for making some movie that "promotes" American values, throw in some steady theater gigs, maybe a commercial or two, a soap opera, and of course, a regular spot on the big networks for those fun little talk shows right after the news.

They blow half their earnings on booze, wasting it like idiots, and then once they end up broke and washed up like Begovicka and her crowd, they start whining that we should provide housing because they "gave everything to the nation."

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