Bayer
Senior Member
She should at least have the decency to admit her government was incompetent, and submit her resignation. It's all too easy to blame others.
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She should at least have the decency to admit her government was incompetent, and submit her resignation. It's all too easy to blame others.
You are expecting decency from her now, when she didn't even have the decency to do the right thing when the 2nd wave started? She sounds like the type who'd campaign in a funeral home if it helps her win a riding.She should at least have the decency to admit her government was incompetent, and submit her resignation. It's all too easy to blame others.
Out of curiosity - why didn't your kids book it themselves? One is heading to university afterall...and they are all tech-literate.Success! Me too, booked both kids at the Metro Convention Centre, one for late May, the other early June, with both follow-ups in mid-Sept. If we keep this up we'll have over 3/4 of adult Ontarians with a first shot by first week of June.
You are expecting decency from her now, when she didn't even have the decency to do the right thing when the 2nd wave started? She sounds like the type who'd campaign in a funeral home if it helps her win a riding.
Out of curiosity - why didn't your kids book it themselves? One is heading to university afterall...and they are all tech-literate.
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Unfortunately, it's the question of timing. If the university students are using their laptops for classes, their parents could be using theirs to book the vaccine appointment for them. If they can book the time in time and timed it right to do so before they're time is up, and all times the kids are available is used up.
If they’d clean their bathroom I’d be happy. Getting them to book their shots.... maybe next time. When my grandfather was 19 he commanded an anti aircraft battery in the Blitz. My father at 28 with wife and three kids moved from England and started a new home and life in the GTA. My great grandfather was a young officer on a clipper ship in the 1800s. I left home at 18 for university and never went home again. I don’t know why we got to this point of infantized young adults, but here we are.Out of curiosity - why didn't your kids book it themselves? One is heading to university afterall...and they are all tech-literate.
Helicopter parenting certainly does not help kids develop a sense of responsibility or initiative.If they’d clean their bathroom I’d be happy. Getting them to book their shots.... maybe next time. When my grandfather was 19 he commanded an anti aircraft battery in the Blitz. My father at 28 with wife and three kids moved from England and started a new home and life in the GTA. My great grandfather was a young officer on a clipper ship in the 1800s. I left home at 18 for university and never went home again. I don’t know why we got to this point of infantized young adults, but here we are.
It's one thing Mrs. Beez and I disagree on. That's one of the reasons I'm encouraging the kids to study away from home, so they'll need to rent a place, etc. grow up a little.Helicopter parenting certainly does not help kids develop a sense of responsibility or initiative.
From CBC:
G20 protestors want a quick chat with them.
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I suspect they are confused (in many ways) but assumed this statement is because the positivity rate of tests is not 100% but it is clearly silly to expect rational arguments from this lot!However.............
A claim that 96.5% of all Covid Cases are false is one hell of a claim. I would be interested to see the factum in support of this claim!
Ontario is reporting 2,791 cases of #COVID19 and over 33,700 tests completed.
Expect a bump in the next day or so due to delays in data transmission from various public health units.That's a really low figure for number of tests completed.
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