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my wife went into renal failure with diabetes, you didn't care, diabetes didn't get any attention. you don't get to shame anyone fk face. Anyone on a ventilator is on it due to pre-existing condition. period.Oh, kiddo. I’m out here on the front lines. Want to join me and see the hoax firsthand? We can see the hoaxes on the ventilator. The hoaxes in renal failure. We can even go down and see all the deceased hoaxes in the morgue.Go cower under your bed and suck your thumb.I’d love too but the thing is that it’s not just their lives. It’s a communicable disease and they put their community at risk by taking risks themselves.Maybe you should mind your own fucking business and let people assess their own risks and live their lives.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
And that’s not to mention that these communities are sure as shit going to be relying on state and federal resources to pay for the medical care they’re going to be needing.
The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
For starters, insurance companies only pay some of the cost. And even then, the people of the state pay the insurers. Government covers about a third and is going to be heavily subsidizing healthcare systems through this pandemic.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
are you saying then the people there don't have to pay state taxes anymore than?The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
actually, taxes do, tax money from that city. you're confused on how all of this works. I get it, you're lost.For starters, insurance companies only pay some of the cost. And even then, the people of the state pay the insurers. Government covers about a third and is going to be heavily subsidizing healthcare systems through this pandemic.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Public health crises has been used since the early days of the union to limit freedoms. This is not new.
he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
www.cdc.gov
You’re out if your league Donny. City revenue funds an almost nonexistent portion of hospital services.actually, taxes do, tax money from that city. you're confused on how all of this works. I get it, you're lost.For starters, insurance companies only pay some of the cost. And even then, the people of the state pay the insurers. Government covers about a third and is going to be heavily subsidizing healthcare systems through this pandemic.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Public health crises has been used since the early days of the union to limit freedoms. This is not new.
we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
www.nbcchicago.com
healthcare is based on funding from everyone, all cities. tax money.You’re out if your league Donny. City revenue funds an almost nonexistent portion of hospital services.actually, taxes do, tax money from that city. you're confused on how all of this works. I get it, you're lost.For starters, insurance companies only pay some of the cost. And even then, the people of the state pay the insurers. Government covers about a third and is going to be heavily subsidizing healthcare systems through this pandemic.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Public health crises has been used since the early days of the union to limit freedoms. This is not new.
we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
you seem to.we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
No one cares about your uninformed opinion.
you seem to.we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
No one cares about your uninformed opinion.
that figures.you seem to.we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
No one cares about your uninformed opinion.
I have no idea how you got that impression.
Seems you made unwarranted assumptions.that figures.you seem to.we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
No one cares about your uninformed opinion.
I have no idea how you got that impression.
He is a true hero, not the media pushed heros.The Mayor of East Peoria tells Governor Cartman to stuff it up his fat ass, and allows his city to begin returning to normal.
Central Illinois City to Allow Gyms, Salons to Reopen, Potentially Defying State Order
A Central Illinois city is implementing a phased reopening plan that could potentially conflict with the state’s ongoing “stay-at-home” order. East Peoria Mayor John Kahl announced in a press release that he had sent a plan, dubbed the “Tri-County Phased Reopening Plan” to Gov. J.B Pritzker on...
nopeSeems you made unwarranted assumptions.that figures.you seem to.we will see what the SCOTUS say. first amendment says they are wrong. I am happy to tell them. Give me a name and number.he has some odd impressions of how our country actually exists.The mayor should then be on the hook for all resulting medical bills.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
Don't have to, we have a Constitution that protects us from this kind of crap.
The constitution isn’t the state of Illinois from having to financially cover the cost of Peoria’s decisions. That’s why they should be cut off.
Insurance companies bare the cost, the "plandemic" does not abrogate the Constitution, sorry.
Nope. Just a good knowledge of history and health policy.
Specific Laws and Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases | Quarantine | CDC
The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has statutory responsibility for preventing the introduction, transmission, and spread of communicable diseases in the United States.
Notice how legal challenges to social distancing mandates keep failing in court?
Of course it.
No one cares about your uninformed opinion.
I have no idea how you got that impression.
Again.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
If they want their freedom, they can pay for it.
You might want to take a step back and rationally think about what you just said, Komrade
The Mayor of East Peoria tells Governor Cartman to stuff it up his fat ass, and allows his city to begin returning to normal.
Central Illinois City to Allow Gyms, Salons to Reopen, Potentially Defying State Order
A Central Illinois city is implementing a phased reopening plan that could potentially conflict with the state’s ongoing “stay-at-home” order. East Peoria Mayor John Kahl announced in a press release that he had sent a plan, dubbed the “Tri-County Phased Reopening Plan” to Gov. J.B Pritzker on...
