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To the Americans who are wondering whether you can safely celebrate the holidays this weekend: the answer is yes, you can. If you and your families are vaccinated and follow the precautions, you should feel comfortable celebrating the Christmas holiday as you have planned.

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I'm far less afraid of covid than I am being in one of the cities you and your pals defunded the police in.

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That's certain.

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