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No seriously, it’s almost impossible to get via Mexico and into the United States, then straight to the Bay Area, within the incubation period, to the transfer
by aplummer 7y ago
No seriously, it’s almost impossible to get via Mexico and into the United States, then straight to the Bay Area, within the incubation period, to the transfer the virus in community without leaving a massive wake of sick people elsewhere.
Claiming this is related to illegal immigration is baseless xenophobia, the probability vs regular air travel is 0.0001%.
- Johnny555 7y agoNo seriously, it’s almost impossible to get via Mexico and into the United States, then straight to the Bay Area, within the incubation period, to the transfer the virus in community without leaving a massive wake of sick people elsewhere I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not, but Tijuana to San Francisco is only 520 miles -- 9 hours drive without traffic, and you can to it with only one gas stop in between (YMMV). So it seems very easy to get from Mexico straight to the Bay Area without leaving a wake of sick people behind.