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imlost
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Nobody, including the Gringo Gazette, should be promoting tourism right now. Their publication is horrible and nothing but propaganda aimed at making
tourists feel warm and fuzzy, so they will get hyped-up on the magic of Mexico. Their stories are best carelessly thrown together and at worst
outright lies which start with their agenda; selling advertisement to companies who are trying to capitalize on the dreams of tourists. Real news
includes bad news, good news, and everything in between - including accurate reporting on the pandemic.
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pacificobob
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i can imagine the conversations at the hotel desk when recently checked out guests return and need rooms due to having a contagious desease [ i
assume calling it a desease has been permitted by BN pathologists]
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Quote: Originally posted by pacificobob | i can imagine the conversations at the hotel desk when recently checked out guests return and need rooms due to having a contagious desease [ i
assume calling it a desease has been permitted by BN pathologists] |
Well, that is and easier situation than seeking treatment after you develop pneumonia in cabo and find out the hospital is full and not accepting
patients, eh?
What type of people think international air travel in the middle of an epidemic is wise choice?
Smart idea to fly to another country, get covid disease, and be stuck in that foreign country
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pacificobob
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What type of people think international air travel in the middle of an epidemic is wise
where do i begin? self- absorbed , delusional, reckless, and did i already mention stupid?
my goal here is not to insult these folks. however stupid people exist, and more often than not they are unaware of their disability.
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joel
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It's definitely a pain and expensive to get tested, but it's terrible to have people get on the airplane with COVID, right? How expensive is it to get
a bunch of your fellow passengers infected if you get on the plane with COVID?
And for the record, the CDC is requiring tests before return flights to the US and offering the guideline that people self-isolate for 7 days after
landing, even with a negative test.
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CDC is considering mandatory tests for US domestic travel also.
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Hook
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Quote: Originally posted by pacificobob |
What type of people think international air travel in the middle of an epidemic is wise
where do i begin? self- absorbed , delusional, reckless, and did i already mention stupid?
my goal here is not to insult these folks. however stupid people exist, and more often than not they are unaware of their disability.
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Well, what type of government signs on to only allowing "essential" travel........and then proceeds to look the other way while thousands of people
vacation there.
Mexico, that's who. They're actually encouraging people to visit Mexico.
Seriously, it reminds me of the refi and home loan fiasco of 2006-7. Banks and other lenders, in conjunction with the ratings corporations and a
slumbering SEC, approved all these loans that people should never have been approved for. Just shocking that people jumped in with both feet, when
they got "approval".
If you arent going to enforce legitimate constraints, don't be surprised when lots of people think a vacation is "essential".
[Edited on 1-27-2021 by Hook]
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Hook
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The new PRESIDENT has asked the heads of four Federal agencies to come up with recommendations on land crossings within 15 days of his Executive Order
of Jan. 21st. So, in about 8-9 days, we COULD seem something proposed, affecting crossing by land into Mexico. I doubt any change would take effect
for a couple weeks; similar to the delay in requiring a negative test to fly into the US.
Even then, an estimated 500+k people cross the border from Mexico into the US EACH DAY! I doubt Mexican labs could keep up with that amount and still
get the results back to you in less than three days.
[Edited on 1-27-2021 by Hook]
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