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It was sarcasm. Civilizations have torn down their past but we still know about it. Invading armies razed cities, statues of Lenin and Stalin toppled - hell we still remember Atlantis and it probably never existed. Confederate monuments are not about heritage. Most were put up during the Jim Crowe era to remind Blacks of “their place” in the South. And for the sake of the argument let’s accept the idea that they are about Southern heritage for one second. That heritage isn’t worth honoring because that heritage was firmly based on human bondage and racism. Tear them down and renamed the Army bases. They were traitors.

Well if you put it that way

Unless they audible.

Was Now more of a Pirtle TE

You wish we could have hung on to a walk on that had to do two years at Juco in order to get to FCS? I am sure he is a cool dude, but...

Can someone explain the rationale for keeping such statues?

Yes speedy recovery for all.

Oh and to the original thread topic: yes now I have many people in my community with confirmed, suspected, or possible COVID-19.

And that is foolish. We should be worried about the people who can’t or won’t receive treatment because of hospital capacity. We should be concerned about the “recovered” patients with various lingering health issues. Our health care system is pretty horrible and bankrupts thousands every year. Many never seek treatment for that reason. There have been people who develop kidney issues from this. Even preliminary reports of this triggering diabetes. Heart problems in young people. Deaths are horrible and tragic. But they are the tip of the iceberg. I am not worried about history.

Logan’s Run is looking pretty good these days.

Again. It. Isn’t. All. About. Deaths. Stop helping the deniers by even engaging in the deaths discussion. The numbers to watch is hospitalizations. That is more relevant to the overall public health concern.

Glad they listened Each athlete who reports to UNT for summer workouts is now being administered a nasal swab test for COVID-19. UNT previously gave its athletes a blood test for COVID-19 antibodies upon their return to campus. Antibodies show that a person has recovered from a COVID-19 infection or been exposed to the virus. The nasal swab test detects an active infection. UNT previously administered nasal swab tests to athletes only if they tested positive on the antibody test or showed symptoms of COVID-19.

Uhhhhhhh

The admins aren’t worried bc we are giving them clicks.

They thought they would be better options. Harrison basically didn’t see the field.

Again it also isn’t all about deaths.

Exactly my thoughts.

Does that still exist?

We brought in TWO P5 grad transfers at DB last season. They didn’t help.