King County, which is made up of mostly Seattle, the Bluest of the Blue in Blue Washington State, has issued instructions for residents to be safe from the rapidly-spreading Coronavirus. The County recommends that the following groups stay home and avoid crowds for the next three weeks. This is copied verbatim from the recommendations
* People 60 and older: This group includes ME! Hey, Boss, I’m going to be out for the next three weeks to avoid getting sick! [why do I think my boss might object to such a long absence-just try to find someone to do my job!]
* People with underlying health conditions including heart disease, lung disease, or diabetes [yeah, this is prudent, but three weeks is a long time and maybe those people can’t afford to be out of work for three weeks]
* People who have weakened immune systems [this is obvious]
* People who are pregnant (“Pregnancy we think just as a precaution,” said Dr. Jeff Duchin with Public Health- Seattle & King County. “We don’t have good data that pregnant people are at higher risk but we feel that at this stage where so much is unknown we’d like them to take special precaution as well.”) ARRGGH!! Please note that they avoid referring to Pregnant Women, who are the ONLY ones who can become pregnant. Even so-called “transgender women” cannot become pregnant!
Update 3-5-20: Here is a link to an article on the Fox News Website, about King County. The KC government really does want everyone possible (2 million workers!) to stay home for three weeks. This is a recipe for tanking the economy.
Welcome to the world of stupid, gender-neutral language, which denies reality.
Great post 😁
Haven’t you seen the stories about men having babies? Do an internet search if you haven’t. The world has gone insane and it is getting worse every day. Stay well!
Thanks to both of you for your comments. And I have heard of “men” being able to get pregnant, That is so ridiculous it does not warrant consideration. Insanity, indeed!
I’m a little slow this morning getting to my computer, but just can’t believe the insanity. I have 4 grandsons and 3 great grandsons, wonder how they would react if I called them to told them to take precautions in case they might be pregnant.
It’s even in my female cycle tracking program– they’ve got a feedback on the articles they share, so I flagged it as “a bad translation.”
Great article .