Uber eats is offering a zero dollar delivery fee during corona virus to people so they don’t have to leave their homes.

I’m banned on Uber Eats.

Here is yet another example of big tech deciding who is and isn’t worthy of receiving food during a global pandemic.

In other words, if you can’t leave your home and you need food delivery, big tech thinks you deserve to starve if they don’t like your political opinions.

This type of discrimination by big tech companies needs to end. It’s actually criminal to silence and deny people resources and information at this point in time when we are in the middle of a global pandemic and people are being federally ordered to social distance. https://par.pw/l/dfD8N

"They'll still call you a Nazi anyways!" Sure buddy, I'll just agree with a Leftists' label of me, which is akin to being labeled a SUPER VILLAIN, with no wiggle-room for nuance...That's totally gonna help the movement!

I’m going to stream at 11:30 PM ET. We’ll discuss recent coronavirus developments among other things.

https://dlive.tv/PatrickCasey

Sober take from Steve Sailer on the coronavirus.

https://www.takimag.com/article/reasons-for-hope/print

mfw the government mandates that you cancel work, school, all social functions and hang out at home and have pizza delivered and everybody has to leave you alone and then they give you free money

You know what to do.

https://twitter.com/preezerwim/status/1240221365870964740?s=21

I'll be going live with Joseph Cotto and Paul Gottfried on YouTube here at 4:30pm Eastern - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6EEYTNvD9A

Streaming at 4:30 PM ET

A PayPal account no one knew about, never advertised, never used to solicit funds for my public life — only ever to conduct day to day personal transactions on my end... Coronavirus ain’t got nothing on Big Tech and Commerce Censorship. These people are parasites.

PayPal is the worst. They don’t merely rely on reporting to deplatform conservatives—they actively seek out and ban those with the ‘wrong’ political opinions.

40% of those requiring hospitalization for the coronavirus in America so far have been between the ages of 20-54, according to CDC data. This is troubling.

Someone sent me the actual table from the CDC data—I’ll confess I read the statistics previously provided in an NYT article—and it looks less serious. Hospitalization and ICU admission aren’t the same thing.