COVID-19 Cartoons, Memes, and Shenanigans Part 5

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@smee I’ve watched some but not all of them, they are great!

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So as part of contract tracing we now check into all locations (shops, shopping centres, restaurants, cafes, venues, work etc). Which is why this is so funny to me.

And I just came back from the shops and apparently now extending the lockdown by a week causes toilet paper buying, sigh.

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Edited July 22, 2021 by Black Aliss

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Twitter is striking back against the anti vaccination crowd. 

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Recently, people have been declining to answer questions about their vaccination status, citing HIPAA to back up that stance. Most notably, Representative and conspiracy promoter Marjorie Taylor Greenehas invoked HIPAA, and today, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott made similar comments.

Someone asking you a question about your health or vaccination status might feel uncomfortable, but it's not a HIPAA violation. However, if that same person turned around and called your doctor for your medical records *and* your doctor actually provided them, that would be an enormous HIPAA violation.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, people are having a field day thinking up new ways to use HIPAA as an excuse, and they are as funny as they are deeply incorrect:

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