I never really considered eugenics to be a belief system, like Christianity
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When did you decide to make this up, and spread it around as 'fact'Originally posted by Jolie View PostHowever, much like flu, which is still killing more worldwide than Covid-19, the virus is likely to mutate, so the vaccine won't be effective.
Virologist yesterday said when viruses mutate, they tend to get weaker and NOT stronger. He also said that this current virus has not yet mutated, despite the fake news stories being spread on social media.
Pal, be part of the solution, not the problem. Spreading fear does not help.I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Is it Terminal?Originally posted by ladymuck View PostAviation as we know it is coming to an end.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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As hard as it must be for them, the industry needs a good shake up. For years now the service offered to customers has been eroded, economy class has been divided into different sub-classes and underclasses, fees have been added for all kinds of silly things, like being able to sit next to your partner and children.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostAviation as we know it is coming to an end.
Good riddance to the status quo business model. The industry that replaces this one should treat regular customers with respect and offer a decent service.Comment
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Yeah, it’s going back to good old days of 1st class travel only - free blood test for Covid-19+ before flightOriginally posted by CheeseSlice View PostAs hard as it must be for them, the industry needs a good shake up. For years now the service offered to customers has been eroded, economy class has been divided into different sub-classes and underclasses, fees have been added for all kinds of silly things, like being able to sit next to your partner and children.
Good riddance to the status quo business model. The industry that replaces this one should treat regular customers with respect and offer a decent service.Comment
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I was thinking more like free seating selection in economy, with included baggage allowance for international flightsOriginally posted by AtW View PostYeah, it’s going back to good old days of 1st class travel only - free blood test for Covid-19+ before flightComment
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Yeah, but not for 50 quid returnOriginally posted by CheeseSlice View PostI was thinking more like free seating selection in economy, with included baggage allowance for international flightsComment
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In this context, believe means: think it's a good idea and would support it. (I was going to mansplain to Julie, but thought I'd take the riskier option
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Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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