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https://www.publicsource.org/allegheny-food-safety-health-inspection-salary-staffing-shortage/quote:14 inspectors, 8,000+ businesses: Allegheny County’s food safety program is strained loving lol
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:yes but it's important to note that the brick was tied with twine and hanging over a dog bowl at the end of a rube goldberg machine and all the goon really did was flick a domino over Wrex Ruckus posted:allegedly but they've told many tall tales over the years Thanks. No other place like SA on the internet. Not yesterday or tomorrow.
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ex post facho posted:but why are cases spiking throughout Europe and the UK???? COVID is over???? My local news station posted an article about cases rising in Europe and now my co-workers are grappling with the knowledge that we could be in for another wave.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:They can't fully staff the health department inspection program because they only pay $31K a year for full-time inspectors. $14.90/hr
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ex post facho posted:but why are cases spiking throughout Europe and the UK???? COVID is over???? Likely could be BA.2.2 with an extra spicy spike mutation. https://mobile.twitter.com/RajlabN/status/1503847760604368900
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:I found out last week that my county has fourteen (14) full time food inspectors for over 8000 (eight thousand) restaurants. They can't fully staff the health department inspection program because they only pay $31K a year for full-time inspectors. That sounds like as good an ideas as any to stay the gently caress out of restaurants, and also industry orgs are insanely good at neutering oversight in an part of American society by making sure it's choked of resources. Just a giant country-shaped golem made out of industry capture. Why bother? COVID has killed more Americans in the last three days than foodborne illness will kill all year.
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/ryangrim/status/1503923776207175680 Yeah, as much as people want to pretend this is just the only possible way it can be, the Biden admin and CDC are making some very deliberate choices that are leading us right now and there is nothing inevitable about anything that happens from here on out any more than anything that happened since last May was inevitable.
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tenderjerk posted:Learned one of my friends tested positive 3 days ago and is currently attending sxsw, hes like one of those "watch 5 movies a day every day during sxsw" freaks I hope that he is not.
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Trichinosis is mild anyway
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There’s a ten percent chance (or better) that salmonella didn’t even kill a single American in 2011.
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I think it's pretty clear that the Biden administration has decided that another 300,000-500,000 deaths are preferable to another lockdown, and they'll only even consider it again only when hospital morgue start overflowing (again)
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ex post facho posted:I think it's pretty clear that the Biden administration has decided that another 300,000-500,000 deaths are preferable to another lockdown, and they'll only even consider it again only when hospital morgue start overflowing (again) There has never been a lockdown.
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Platystemon posted:
Oh poo poo! We could have been relaxing our salmonella restrictions this whole time.
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Platystemon posted:
Can't believe all the fear-mongering we put up with about preventable disease when, hello, everybody dies and it's not THAT big of a deal. I've never heard the dead complain. OPEN BIDEN
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Thoguh posted:There has never been a lockdown. Sorry, sorry. "Lockdown"
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the only restaurants worth going to are high end special occasion poo poo anyways. I don’t need microwaved poo poo with extra sodium
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Funny thing is that Texas is pushing a public health message about locking up your gun safely. They say that 3,683 Texans died from firearm in 2019 and they're trying to prevent more of that. Like lmao, that's just rookie numbers. You gotta pump that up a bit more to make me a bit more concerned about that.
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ex post facho posted:I think it's pretty clear that the Biden administration has decided that another 300,000-500,000 deaths are preferable to another lockdown, and they'll only even consider it again only when hospital morgue start overflowing (again) Don’t be ridiculous. This is not 2020. America will burn bodies in the streets before resorting to lockdown.
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ex post facho posted:I think it's pretty clear that the Biden administration has decided that another 300,000-500,000 deaths are preferable to another lockdown, and they'll only even consider it again only when hospital morgue start overflowing (again) That's a pretty optimistic view of the Biden administration.
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NeonPunk posted:Funny thing is that Texas is pushing a public health message about locking up your gun safely. yeah but gun safety is something we can do something about. covid is just a part of life, it's always been here and always will be
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Platystemon posted:Don’t be ridiculous. This is not 2020. still waiting for The Division to be our future
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Thoguh posted:There has never been a lockdown. It's been collectively written out of American memory that there was a serious attempt to control the spread of this disease for only like six weeks after the March 2020 Rose Garden event. Since early May 2020 at the latest most of the country has been in full "REOPEN THE ECONOMY (that never closed)" mode and we've been hammered by an endless stream of advertisements calling for the same since then. Any "lockdowns" there were (which were all voluntary) lasted less than two months lol.
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Citizen, please present your Smiling Face to the Camera.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:https://www.publicsource.org/allegheny-food-safety-health-inspection-salary-staffing-shortage/ now that it's established the public does not give a gently caress about public health we're definitely going to roll back food safety in general, especially as food prices soar welcome to the jungle baby, you're gonna die
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NeonPunk posted:Funny thing is that Texas is pushing a public health message about locking up your gun safely. Most of those shootings were at the hand of the gun’s lawful owner anyway.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:It's been collectively written out of American memory that there was a serious attempt to control the spread of this disease for only like six weeks after the March 2020 Rose Garden event. Look how wrong you are! For those six weeks no one could sit down and eat inside of an Applebee's, therefore it was a harsh lockdown.
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yeah the only "lockdowns" that will ever happen will be patchwork closures due to too many staff getting sick
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I don't give a poo poo about a lockdown I just want a vaccine for my kid and masks in unavoidable public areas like government buildings, transportation, medical offices, grocery stores, etc...
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Thoguh posted:I hope that he is not. Oh, I meant for others' sake. I hope he eats poo poo on this personally
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Wrex Ruckus posted:yeah the only "lockdowns" that will ever happen will be patchwork closures due to too many staff getting sick and the GOP and Blue Maga have done a fantastic job painting these as 'lockdowns' lol
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Thoguh posted:I don't give a poo poo about a lockdown I just want a vaccine for my kid and masks in unavoidable public areas like government buildings, transportation, medical offices, grocery stores, etc... Good news! We're getting neither 👍
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Wrex Ruckus posted:yeah the only "lockdowns" that will ever happen will be patchwork closures due to too many staff getting sick And even those will be blamed on “restrictions” and “fear” and be used as a rallying cry to OPEN ’ER UP!
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# ? Mar 16, 2022 15:06 |
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I'm so loving tired, I don't want to work anymore, I want to take a year off but I feel like doing so will irrevocably gently caress any future ability for me to ever stop working
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the only lockdown that will work in America is death at least until we develop necromancy
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Red Baron posted:the only lockdown that will work in America is death some promising new therapies coming out of Dol Guldur University
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Wrex Ruckus posted:yeah the only "lockdowns" that will ever happen will be patchwork closures due to too many staff getting sick Well aktually, this is because people don't want to work anymore
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I have fond memories of the "lockdown" now. I would go walking on the trails near our condo every day. One day I saw a $20 on the trail and didn't pick it up because it could have had COVID on it. Oh and also the local tex mex place was selling like... garbage bags full of frozen margaritas for takeout and my wife and I got hammered on those a few times. Good times.
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like 1 in 5 packs of ground turkey is gonna have salmonella in it right now, and somehow this is already a thing considered safe for sale to consumers
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Looks like the us will be hitting a million offical deaths around march 27. Keep em coming, boys!
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also reminder that if staffing shortages get real bad they'll just call in the national guard to make sandwiches
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