So, Cov2, this is your end you b@##rd..

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TobyC

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R181

Grumpy old man
You should be happy, you want more lockdowns and containment. Ground all aircraft and moor all watercraft, and all wars should be fought remotely.
Oh, you are such a kidder. Interesting to note that the US FDA has not approved the AZ vaccine yet.

Bob
 

Lord Fatboy

Forgo Mud !
You should be happy, you want more lockdowns and containment. Ground all aircraft and moor all watercraft, and all wars should be fought remotely.
Leaving aside drones and satellites and "security" contractors, in a sense all wars are fought remotely now.
Those responsible for starting them never do any fighting and they'r'e usually at least a safe distance away (maaaannnnn).

At my Dad's 70th birthday I got talking to a Canadian libertarian that had strayed into lolbertarian territory.
He told me, with a straight face, that the USA should scrap it's navy "And then if a war stars they could just rent an aircraft carrier from Russia, hire some sailors from Finland, some pilots from Japan, and they'll all fight together if they pay them well enough".
 

R181

Grumpy old man
Haven't paid attention, I don't watch any news anymore, can't tell what's real, if anything.
It is pretty simple in this case. If a drug is not listed as approved on an agency's site it isn't. Countries control the conditions which you must meet to be allowed to enter. Where then does that leave all those people who are fully vaccinated with AZ or a mixed dose of AZ and a vaccine that is approved? Inadmissible as it now stands depending on which country you want to visit. Nothing wrong with allowing tourists in who are fully vaccinated but the actual workings of it can be a can of worms.

Bob
 

R181

Grumpy old man
Leaving aside drones and satellites and "security" contractors, in a sense all wars are fought remotely now.
Those responsible for starting them never do any fighting and they'r'e usually at least a safe distance away (maaaannnnn).

At my Dad's 70th birthday I got talking to a Canadian libertarian that had strayed into lolbertarian territory.
He told me, with a straight face, that the USA should scrap it's navy "And then if a war stars they could just rent an aircraft carrier from Russia, hire some sailors from Finland, some pilots from Japan, and they'll all fight together if they pay them well enough".
You'll get no argument from me on the first part.

The second part gave me a good laugh. I have never met a libertarian in the flesh that I know of.

Bob
 

owlman

Forum GOD!
At my Dad's 70th birthday I got talking to a Canadian libertarian that had strayed into lolbertarian territory.
He told me, with a straight face, that the USA should scrap it's navy "And then if a war stars they could just rent an aircraft carrier from Russia, hire some sailors from Finland, some pilots from Japan, and they'll all fight together if they pay them well enough".
So, assuming the war wouldn't be with Russia (duh), what kind of price point are we probably talking there? That's one hell of a bargaining position. And are there discounts available for repeat customers? Anyway, in this scenario, the real moneymakers would be the necessary trilingual interpreters, obviously. Scarce resource!
 

R181

Grumpy old man
We are always going to have to deal with people like these at any border in any country, we all have them. I'm sure there will other incidents when we open our border to other countries too. It is particularly frustrating when all countries are trying to control a pandemic.

Bob
 
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