>>8629057 (PB)

That was poorly decided. As I read it, the privileges and immunities are those granted by (at least) the Constitution and amendments 1-13.

I yield the floor, I think that the "ordinary understanding" of the phrase.

>>8629316 (PB)

MMF ... but that's as detailed as I care to get.

>>8629797 (PB)

My sister is sick. She's a letter carrier north of Atlanta.

Don't confuse lack of evidence with evidence of lack.

>>8629285 (PB)

The idea is to move trauma patients AWAY FROM CV patients ... keep them out of the building entirely ... to avoid infecting them. Just unloading at the same entrance could prove fatal for a guy who would have recovered from his broken ribs / punctured lung.

For now, we are treating CV patients as if they have the bubonic plague -- and brought the fleas with them.

>>8629791 (PB)

There are laws regarding the handling of bodies. I'm pretty sure tossing them wholesale into a refrigerated truck isn't among them.

The hospital HAS a loading dock and would be quite anxious to keep this scene from being seen.

I call horsecock.

>>8629343 (PB)

You shopped it, faggot-faggot.

>>8629063 (PB)

>(Sessions/Barr/Durham and Kansas).

These are individuals, NOT the agencies. How did you learn to write without also learning how to read?

>>8628857 (PB)

"Terrific" in that we really needed the 6 cases of bottled water. All of which we incinerated because this is war and you don't accept medical supplies (or bottled water) from an enemy during war. Because of the type of war, you accept it, say a polite thank-you and then, once their backs are turned, cart it off to the incinerator.

>>8628770 (PB)

My son wore the EGA much later. Infantry. Has been where we don't go. Meant it. 80% disabled due to accumulated injuries. Works around it (for the most part). Heads his department in a large corporation.

Salute to your service, sir.

>>8628789 (PB)

If you got this close, you're not a threat.

>>8628631 (PB)

No motive? No note? No suicide.