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Posted on 9/11/20 at 2:35 pm to musick
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no loud music allowed
Posted on 9/11/20 at 2:39 pm to musick
These new rules aren't any better in bars than they were before.
frick John Bel Dickhead and his bull shite leadership. He's an a-hole.
frick John Bel Dickhead and his bull shite leadership. He's an a-hole.
Posted on 9/11/20 at 3:01 pm to musick
Am I correct in understanding that they are basing it on % of positive tests?
If so, how the frick does that make any sense? If a parish consistently has 8% positive tests, but the number of tests drops by 50%, that likely means that they have 50% less people with COVID symptoms. But they still can’t open bars.
I can understand using positivity in combination with some other criteria (e.g. case trends, cases per capita, etc.) to keep parishes from trying to manipulate the data. But using it as the sole determining factor and setting the target at 5% seems asinine.
Did that come from the WH guidelines?
If so, how the frick does that make any sense? If a parish consistently has 8% positive tests, but the number of tests drops by 50%, that likely means that they have 50% less people with COVID symptoms. But they still can’t open bars.
I can understand using positivity in combination with some other criteria (e.g. case trends, cases per capita, etc.) to keep parishes from trying to manipulate the data. But using it as the sole determining factor and setting the target at 5% seems asinine.
Did that come from the WH guidelines?
Posted on 9/11/20 at 3:47 pm to musick
After reading more about the restrictions, I think it’s safe to say that phase 3 is the official death sentence for bars in Louisiana as we know it
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