Due to high inflation and government restrictions, credit cards are becoming increasingly useless in Venezuela, making life more difficult for people who are already struggling
2011, 21%, a rise, but not the same as girls. they are particularly affected by the issues. staggering increase for the mental health problems for young women. it s bad for both men and women, or boys and girls. but whether or not you actually have government restrictions on social media for teenagers or whether companies put limits on, i think parents need to love their children more and care more about them. there is no way that young people, either boys or girls, can handle some of the very addictive technology and they have no way of understanding the consequences of what they are writing or, you know, what is being shared. it is, you talk to educators or parents, they will tell you, it s a real crisis and again, regardless of whether the government gets involved, parents need to take more responsibility here. john: the covid vaccine, the centers for disease control recommending covid vaccines along the dtap, mmr vaccines, not mandating it, the states and school districts have
Government-mandated stay-at-home orders, school and business shutdowns, mandatory face masks, and other non-pharmaceutical interventions to stop the spread .
people don t like to be told what to do. what do you think? do you think the mask mandates of old can realistically be brought back? i don t. that s because we really need to reserve mandates top down government restrictions for when they are truly needed. there has to be an extremely high bar, really a five alarm fire. if we are bringing them back without that kind of emergency being present, then what happens when that actually happens? what happens if there s a new variant or new virus that s extremely deadly, that we don t have vaccines or treatments for? people are not going to listen to us then. right now we have other tools. we have vaccines for covid and for the flu. we have treatments that are highly effective and safe. and we have other things, including asking people who are highly vulnerable to make sure they protect themselves through
Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman from Iran, was beaten by the morality police — enough to be sent into a coma and then pronounced dead after three days in the