Texas cancels covid

[DomPerignon]

Today the states of Texas and Mississippi removed all covid related restrictions.
No more face masks, no more social distancing and all businesses open at 100% capacity. That, obviously will spread very fast to the rest of the country and the whole world.
They are finally coming to their senses.
Now any business, airlines or country that requires a vaccine certificate need to be boycotted.
Democracy will win .

[NevilleCat]

OMG tell us where you stand on this, please!

[JamesPNW]

It is the dumbest irresponsible thing to do in a global pandemic. Of course the virus will not just spread in TX. For the track record, the same state government screwed up on their deregulated power grid that freezing Texans for 2-3 weeks and asked for federal rescue. These are not rational nor smart individuals running the state TX.

[nwdiver]

I guess if you can’t manage a power grid you can’t manage the pandemic, nice to see they are admitting it......

[xxxxx]

IBTL

[jimbunyard]

Obviously somebody needs an education...

[ronstory]

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...ine-doses.html

Texas is in the bottom 10% of vaccination rates of all US states.

[BlueH2Obound]

Don't you get it? Texans ain't ascared of no invisible virus! Matter of fact, as of today about 44,108 Texans don't have to be scared of ANYTHING any longer . . .

[olaf hart]

There is still no vaccine for Moronavirus...

[Catalier]

Originally Posted by olaf hart

There is still no vaccine for Moronavirus...

Yeah there is.... Birth control. But they won't take that either...

[xxxxx]

Why all the Texas bashing? Don't forget Mississippi!

And Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Michigan, Louisiana are all easing restrictions, too, ranging from unlimited religious gatherings to bowling alleys and movie theatres.

[boatman61]

Originally Posted by Catalier

Yeah there is.... Birth control. But they won't take that either...

Follow the Third World example.. breed their way out of it..

[Paul L]

Here's what the case count in Texas looks like today. Let's see what it looks like in a month.

[NevilleCat]

Case count...why would you get tested?

[Mike OReilly]

It's a great experiment. Too bad those affected don't have a choice whether they want to be guinea pigs, but it will be interesting to watch.