This is not the Zombie Apocalypse

The “Covid time bomb” we were warned would result from holding the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally never materialized.

PJMedia-

“Even using the largest number of positive tests and granting they all 222 resulted from rally attendance, 0.048% of attendees and contacts tested positive for COVID-19. Some states have done contact-tracing on people who tested positive post-rally and included those individuals in their reporting.

You won’t see this reported in the media nationally. It is too much good news. If almost half a million people can gather for an event that spans 10 days with this outcome, it puts their COVID-19 panic porn to rest. The case for mail-in voting would die. We could conduct a safe and secure election as usual. People could go back to work and school without screening tests or masks. And college football would be a go nationwide.”

Proper “social distancing” Sturgis style

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3 Responses to This is not the Zombie Apocalypse

  1. I would think the fact that Nancy Pelosi — who is in the demographic considered “high risk” — felt perfectly safe walking into a hair salon without a mask would be all the proof we need that the lockdown should end and life return to normal, including having polling places open on election day for in-person voting.