Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic

[the cac mamba]

If McConnell had his way with the stimulus you wouldn't be able to sue over that.

but he didnt, so where is the lawsuit?

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

but he didnt, so where is the lawsuit?

I don't understand your response. Are you trying to say that McConnell hasn't been trying to force liability protections into the next stimulus bill?

And the lawsuit I'm speaking of was referenced in the article.

The family of Isidro Fernandez, a worker at the plant who died of COVID-19, filed the lawsuit, alleging Tyson Foods downplayed the spread of the coronavirus among its workforce and incentivized employees to come in when they were sick.

"At least one worker at the facility vomited on the production line and management allowed him to continue working and return to work the next day," the complaint alleges.

 

[Urbanmiracle]

They cancelled our extra day off cause they think people will be flying more. Meanwhile 10 more officers at my airport tested positive and the schools are closed and some folks have to stay home with their children. The lunacy across the board with this pandemic is criminal.

 

[MIKE SPLEAN]

American hyper individualism is a curse

It always was and we paying for it now.

 

[MIKE SPLEAN]

I don't understand your response. Are you trying to say that McConnell hasn't been trying to force liability protections into the next stimulus bill?

And the lawsuit I'm speaking of was referenced in the article.

The family of Isidro Fernandez, a worker at the plant who died of COVID-19, filed the lawsuit, alleging Tyson Foods downplayed the spread of the coronavirus among its workforce and incentivized employees to come in when they were sick.

"At least one worker at the facility vomited on the production line and management allowed him to continue working and return to work the next day," the complaint alleges.

EW WTF

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

 

[mr. smoke weed]

"At least one worker at the facility vomited on the production line and management allowed him to continue working and return to work the next day," the complaint alleges.

WTF?!?!?!?!

These people need prison. The place I got laid off from in March, I still got some homies that work in the factory, they tell me they don't even have a universal mask policy

This is in the progressive suburbs of Boulder/Denver

 

[FAH1223]

 

[newarkhiphop]

task force conference happening right now. Too little too late.

 

[jj23]

They cancelled our extra day off cause they think people will be flying more. Meanwhile 10 more officers at my airport tested positive and the schools are closed and some folks have to stay home with their children. The lunacy across the board with this pandemic is criminal.

Be safe breh

 

[jj23]

Why take that off the table if you don't know how bad things are?

He won't know that until Jan 20th...

 

[BK The Great]

 

[newarkhiphop]

 

[Regular_P]

If McConnell had his way with the stimulus you wouldn't be able to sue over that.

but he didnt, so where is the lawsuit?

I don't understand your response. Are you trying to say that McConnell hasn't been trying to force liability protections into the next stimulus bill?

And the lawsuit I'm speaking of was referenced in the article.

The family of Isidro Fernandez, a worker at the plant who died of COVID-19, filed the lawsuit, alleging Tyson Foods downplayed the spread of the coronavirus among its workforce and incentivized employees to come in when they were sick.

"At least one worker at the facility vomited on the production line and management allowed him to continue working and return to work the next day," the complaint alleges.

Don't read, brehs. Stick to your contrarian schtick no matter what, brehs.

 

[BK The Great]