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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

get a kick out of some people who criticize things they've never done.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Again this is not a small area 8,426 mi² encompass the Black Hills. I've been to the event in the past. Bikers are scattered across the entire area. Our group never even went into the town of Sturgis.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

No. Contagious.

I think you can test positive for the virus and not be contagious. Maybe Bohumm could answer that for certain.

So, you need to test to go to work. Test positive, quarantine.

I'm saying that maybe you don't have to quarantine if you are not contagious.

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Again this is not a small area 8,426 mi² encompass the Black Hills. I've been to the event in the past. Bikers are scattered across the entire area. Our group never even went into the town of Sturgis.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Even though the rate of COVID cases for Sturgis attendees is well under the national rate for that period of time.

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

No. Contagious.

I think you can test positive for the virus and not be contagious. Maybe Bohumm could answer that for certain.

So, you need to test to go to work. Test positive, quarantine.

I'm saying that maybe you don't have to quarantine if you are not contagious.

How does one know if they are not contagious?

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Even though the rate of COVID cases for Sturgis attendees is well under the national rate for that period of time.

I'm sure that's the truth in your Faux News world. If you really and truly believe that to be the truth, I have some choice properties to sell you. There is the orange grove I own in northern Canada or of course a couple of choice bridges in New York.

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

No. Contagious.

I think you can test positive for the virus and not be contagious. Maybe Bohumm could answer that for certain.

So, you need to test to go to work. Test positive, quarantine.

I'm saying that maybe you don't have to quarantine if you are not contagious.

How does one know if they are not contagious?

I think it can be determined when they test.

Waiting for Bohumm to confirm.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Again this is not a small area 8,426 mi² encompass the Black Hills. I've been to the event in the past. Bikers are scattered across the entire area. Our group never even went into the town of Sturgis.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Even though the rate of COVID cases for Sturgis attendees is well under the national rate for that period of time.

I'm sure that's the truth in your Faux News world. If you really and truly believe that to be the truth, I have some choice properties to sell you. There is the orange grove I own in northern Canada or of course a couple of choice bridges in New York.

Explain only 1 COVID death among 400,000+ Sturgis attendees.

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

No. Contagious.

I think you can test positive for the virus and not be contagious. Maybe Bohumm could answer that for certain.

So, you need to test to go to work. Test positive, quarantine.

I'm saying that maybe you don't have to quarantine if you are not contagious.

How does one know if they are not contagious?

I think it can be determined when they test.

Waiting for Bohumm to confirm.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

People seem to forget that at one point there was one person in the country with COVID. Think about that for a minute and then remind me of what a great idea it was to attend Sturgis this year (knowing what we now know about how it spreads).

One turned into 6.5-million (and counting). We can argue until we are blue in the face about the facts (or lack thereof) from the article. The virus doesn't care. If you were one of the people in attendance, you acted irresponsibly towards fellow man. If you don't believe me, ask Herman Cain.

When was that? December? January? February?

Not entirely sure. It didn't tell me.

One thing is for certain. It hasn't gone away like a miracle.

Just remember that it is probably 6.5 million X 15. CDC estimate.

We are learning that you can get the virus at a level that isn't even contagious. And also at a level that is very contagious. This needs to be figured out in the testing. No reason to have to skip work if you aren't contagious and are asymptomatic.

Do you mean "symptomatic"?

No. Contagious.

I think you can test positive for the virus and not be contagious. Maybe Bohumm could answer that for certain.

So, you need to test to go to work. Test positive, quarantine.

I'm saying that maybe you don't have to quarantine if you are not contagious.

How does one know if they are not contagious?

I think it can be determined when they test.

Waiting for Bohumm to confirm.

WHO says transmission by asymptomatic case's is very rare.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Even though the rate of COVID cases for Sturgis attendees is well under the national rate for that period of time.

I'm sure that's the truth in your Faux News world. If you really and truly believe that to be the truth, I have some choice properties to sell you. There is the orange grove I own in northern Canada or of course a couple of choice bridges in New York.

Explain only 1 COVID death among 400,000+ Sturgis attendees.

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ORIGINAL: Brad H

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

WHO says transmission by asymptomatic case's is very rare.

Very rare or impossible? Getting the virus itself is pretty rare, provided you take precautions.

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Again this is not a small area 8,426 mi² encompass the Black Hills. I've been to the event in the past. Bikers are scattered across the entire area. Our group never even went into the town of Sturgis.

Oh give it a rest Bill. We have all seen the videos and photos from Sturgis this year. Nobody is buying this fake narrative of all of these people spread out in wide open spaces. They were crammed into pockets within that acreage because a lot of that area is covered in hills with no people on them. You may not have gone into the town, but it's pretty obvious that many thousands did.

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Even though the rate of COVID cases for Sturgis attendees is well under the national rate for that period of time.

I'm sure that's the truth in your Faux News world. If you really and truly believe that to be the truth, I have some choice properties to sell you. There is the orange grove I own in northern Canada or of course a couple of choice bridges in New York.

Explain only 1 COVID death among 400,000+ Sturgis attendees.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: TJSweens

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ORIGINAL: thebigo

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

I don't care what the #'s are the Stugis get together was complete idiocy and all those who gather in such a fashion are the problem.

Why, because it's outside of your little sphere of activities? Maybe they were able to see ahead of the event that the rate of COVID cases for attendees would be well under the national rate for that period of time.

No, because cramming 500,000 non socially distanced people into bars, restaurants, hotels and camp grounds in a relatively small area around a small town during a pandemic is just plain f***ing stupid. Anyone not living in the great state of denial can see that clear as day.

Again this is not a small area 8,426 mi² encompass the Black Hills. I've been to the event in the past. Bikers are scattered across the entire area. Our group never even went into the town of Sturgis.

Oh give it a rest Bill. We have all seen the videos and photos from Sturgis this year. Nobody is buying this fake narrative of all of these people spread out in wide open spaces. They were crammed into pockets within that acreage because a lot of that area is covered in hills with no people on them. You may not have gone into the town, but it's pretty obvious that many thousands did.

Ok we''ll accept your distorted version vs a person that has actually been out there during bike week.