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Seems like El Pasoans and their tradition of having huge households in small houses isn't working out well in the pandemic.
El Pasoans should be like people in Sarasota and Prescott where people don't have tend to have multiple generations under one roof and have babies they can't afford.
El Paso is a city of 2,000 calorie lunches, massive obesity with the associated health problems. They also have a tremendously large families in general there and children according to recent reports have 100 more COVID-19 viral load in their noses.
Seems like El Pasoans and their tradition of having huge households in small houses isn't working out well in the pandemic.
El Paso is a city of 2,000 calorie lunches, massive obesity with the associated health problems. They also have a tremendously large families in general there and children according to recent reports have 100 more COVID-19 viral load in their noses.
Another fail here...El Paso ranks 31 in most obese city in the US....are you saying that cities in rank 1-30 have the most fatalities...am I missing something here?
Multi-generational households are a product of poverty. You can find them anywhere, some of my neighbors here in suburban Sacramento have had their adult children and grandchildren move in with them during the past 4 or 5 years and it's not because they were lonely and wanted more people to live in their house but rather it was out of necessity - rent is going up much faster than wages.
This week, per capita rates of COVID-19 were highest in North Dakota, followed by South Dakota, Montana, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Iowa, Arkansas and Illinois. Hospitalization rates also were rising in those states and others. So sad to see these states feeling the pinch at their hospitals.
Is it because they are all fat farmers who drink too much milk?
This week, per capita rates of COVID-19 were highest in North Dakota, followed by South Dakota, Montana, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Iowa, Arkansas and Illinois. Hospitalization rates also were rising in those states and others. So sad to see these states feeling the pinch at their hospitals.
Is it because they are all fat farmers who drink too much milk?
I always tried telling my mom that milk wasn't as good for you, and that it was all a deep state marketing campaign!
Is it just me, or do you almost see a hint of glee about people catching covid, and trying to find ways to blame them? I guess anything to deflect blame from Trump, but wow. Thats cold.
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