Jackson loosening covid-19 restrictions...

WilCoDawg

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Maroon Eagle

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Heh. I was going to add 13 days to flatten the curve to my post but decided against it.

After all, if Jackson is loosening restrictions...
 

The Peeper

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Surprising because I heard this a.m. that Hinds, Rankin, and DeSoto lead the state in total cases. As liberal as they are I would think they would look for any excuse to keep it locked down. They didn't say that was a per capita stat though so those 3 leading isn't a huge surprise I guess.
 

Maroon Eagle

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All three counties are doing better as far as getting inoculations are concerned.

Neshoba is the per capita case leader in the state which is no surprise considering the Choctaws have been badly affected.
 
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GloryDawg

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Just wait until the India Variant makes it way across the big pond.*****
 

dorndawg

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Surprising because I heard this a.m. that Hinds, Rankin, and DeSoto lead the state in total cases. As liberal as they are I would think they would look for any excuse to keep it locked down. They didn't say that was a per capita stat though so those 3 leading isn't a huge surprise I guess.


Probably I'm misreading because... SHIRLEY you aren't calling Rankin & Desoto "liberal"??
 

Drebin

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Surprising because I heard this a.m. that Hinds, Rankin, and DeSoto lead the state in total cases. As liberal as they are I would think they would look for any excuse to keep it locked down. They didn't say that was a per capita stat though so those 3 leading isn't a huge surprise I guess.


There's not much about DeSoto County that I would call liberal.
 

Drebin

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Been told where I work to expect to have to wear them into October. They are going strictly by CDC guidelines so until they say not needed we get to continue wearing the face diapers here.

Fauci said yesterday that he expects the CDC to relax masking recommendations for indoors gatherings pretty soon, if not imminently, as more and more people are vaccinated.

Then a few minutes later, he said he expects "seasonal masking" to go on beyond the covid pandemic.
 

Maroon Eagle

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Much like what folks in Asia do regarding flu season I would imagine.

It makes a certain amount of sense but I don't see that happening here.
 

GloryDawg

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He's talking about Jackson specifically, I'm assuming.

I know a lot of blacks in the Jackson Area and they are not liberal. They share many of the same ideas as me. They are just loyal to the Democratic Party. I am good with that.
 

johnson86-1

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Much like what folks in Asia do regarding flu season I would imagine.

It makes a certain amount of sense but I don't see that happening here.

I wouldn't have thought so 15 months ago, but I can definitely see that happening here, if by "here", you mean decent sized cities.

I know a good number of people that are voluntarily masking up even though they've been vaccinated, and even one that masks up after having had Covid, and then being vaccinated, and says she is doing it to protect herself (even though it's just a cloth mask). So I think there will be a decent number of people in cities, particularly ones relying on mass transportation, that will mask up for flu season. Hell, if I lived in a city and relied on mass transportation, I'd probably start keeping a stockpile of N95 masks.
 

Maroon Eagle

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I was thinking in terms of Mississippi. That said, I agree with you that I could see masking happening more often in larger cities where folks rely more on public transit.
 
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I don’t wear one anymore. Fully vaccinated, your chances of reinfection are very low so your chances of spreading go down even more. Everyone by now or very soon has the opportunity to be vaccinated. It’s on the unvaccinated to take the risk.
 
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