I am thinking of "Dr Strangelove" the second half of the name:

[question everything]

"How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"

After watching Dr. David Katz on Bill Maher yesterday, I don't mind people walking around with no masks. We do, we are in the risk group, but I am glad that at least they move to a single file when passing us or when we meet them.

Some of us, old boomers, remember the "chickenpox parties." When kids were brought together to get infected with chickenpox. Before vaccines, of course.

So yes, I agree with him that most people should go out, to get exposed to build their immunity. Some will get it bad, some will die but staying cooped at home waiting for a vaccine that may take two years to come is not the solution.

Interesting point about "harm reduction" around the 9.00 mark. Also, that 98-99 percent of the infected are mild.

[empedocles]

1. Maher disappointing again.

[In Pelosi interview, BM was doing rw talking points on 'printing money' - (for those that should get relief in the next bill)].

[Dem4Life1102]

4. I noticed that too

Yet has he ever criticized the GOP tax cut?

[empedocles]

5. My sense is that he leans left, but likes to think of himself as an independent,

without 'thinking' too hard.

[Dem4Life1102]

6. Yet he likes to attack the left.

[mercuryblues]

2. It's all fun and theoretical about the "some will die"

unless, of course, you or someone you love dearly are the some. Then it becomes hateful and appears as if people are wishing you die and die quickly so they can go to Chili's for dinner.

[lame54]

3. It's about not overwhelming the health care system...

By getting sick all at once

[Mendocino]

7. Bill Maher

is basically a libertarian who wants to appear "hip". Screw him!