The Coronavirus, not the beer

[acesfull86]

senbonzakura
@erictile_
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The reason why America isn’t recovering from COVID-19 as quickly as

other countries is because we are a country that values

individualism over collectivism. Nobody here wants to do anything

that is a minor inconvenience to them in order to protect their neighbors.

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[sturg33]

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Seeing an awful lot of maskless faces.

Goldy assured me otherwise

[nsacpi]

On the good news front we have some states that have really brought down their positive % results:

CT: 1.3 (7 day moving average)
MA: 2.4
MI: 2.0
NJ: 1.5
NY: 1.0
RI: 2.0

si se puede

[sturg33]

Do we care about cases or does we care about sickness?

[msstate7]

On the good news front we have some states that have really brought down their positive % results:

CT: 1.3 (7 day moving average)
MA: 2.4
MI: 2.0
NJ: 1.5
NY: 1.0
RI: 2.0

si se puede

Deaths per million:
NY 1607
NJ 1467
CT 1196
MA 1142
RI 852

These are the top 5 in the US, which you praise. Meanwhile, here's the ones you criticize...

AZ 172
FL 148
TX 76

The gaps aren't closing either.

[nsacpi]

There are some increases in positive case percentages in georgia/Texas.

Can't get good data for Texas hospitalizations but Georgia is seeing a slight uptick. Will be interesting to see where this trend goes.

bump

[nsacpi]

Do we care about cases or does we care about sickness?

our friend thethe has a good idea of what to look at...see bumped post

[sturg33]

Deaths per million:
NY 1607
NJ 1467
CT 1196
MA 1142
RI 852

These are the top 5 in the US, which you praise. Meanwhile, here's the ones you criticize...

AZ 172
FL 148
TX 76

The gaps aren't closing either.

This is nothing but political for our resident conspiracy theorist

[thethe]

bump

its important to look at the composition of cases since the death rate for under 65 if effectively zero and hospitalization rate is minimal.

You know all this but its just a continuation of your lack of good faith.

[nsacpi]

Deaths per million:
NY 1607
NJ 1467
CT 1196
MA 1142
RI 852

These are the top 5 in the US, which you praise. Meanwhile, here's the ones you criticize...

AZ 172
FL 148
TX 76

The gaps aren't closing either.

the way I see it...states like TX, FL, AZ had an enormous advantage...which is time...they got to see what happened in so many other places and basically opted for a policy that consisted of keeping their fingers crossed...I wish them and your state the best of luck...yall gonna need it

[thethe]

This is nothing but political for our resident conspiracy theorist

Trump adjacent on all things.

The 'conservative ' from the past who is now effectively siding with a marxist mob.

[thethe]

the way I see it...states like TX, FL, AZ had an enormous advantage...which is time...they got to see what happened in so many other places and basically opted for a policy that consisted of keeping their fingers crossed...I wish them and your state the best of luck...yall gonna need it

oh there was no advantage. Therr was complete mismanagement of nursing homes.

To act like that isn't the biggest, and really only story, is well showing a lack of good faith.

[nsacpi]

its important to look at the composition of cases since the death rate for under 65 if effectively zero and hospitalization rate is minimal.

You know all this but its just a continuation of your lack of good faith.

yeah...I agree on that...the big question for Florida and some of the other states is the extent to which what is happening to younger demographic groups eventually happens to more vulnerable groups

I also think that the doctors are figuring out some better treatments which will also work to keep the death/cases ratio down

more testing also works to lower the death/cases ratio

so we have 3 factors (at least) that suggest the death/cases ratio will be lower than the numbers back in April

[thethe]

yeah...I agree on that...the big question for Florida and some of the other states is the extent to which what is happening to younger demographic groups eventually happens to more vulnerable groups

I also think that the doctors are figuring out some better treatments which will also work to keep the death/cases ratio down

more testing also works to keep the death/cases ratio down

so we have 3 factors (at least) that suggest the death/cases ratio will be lower than the numbers back in April

And we won't be sacrificing our elderly population in nursing homes.

Minor details.

[msstate7]

the way I see it...states like TX, FL, AZ had an enormous advantage...which is time...they got to see what happened in so many other places and basically opted for a policy that consisted of keeping their fingers crossed...I wish them and your state the best of luck...yall gonna need it

My state has been relatively flat for the categories that matter for 2 months...



https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420.html

[thethe]

My state has been relatively flat for the categories that matter for 2 months...



https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420.html

They know how to protect their elders as opposed to the 'Si se puede' states.

The thing is...we all knew that this virus specifically crushed the elderly from the experience in Italy. Makes you wonder what the hell the north east states were doing?

Building a narrative? Could it be that malicious?

[sturg33]

As with the mobs burning down their cities, and police brutality in cities, and black poverty in big cities...

Dem leadership continues to fail

[thethe]

As with the mobs burning down their cities, and police brutality in cities, and black poverty in big cities...

Dem leadership continues to fail

Come on...

Summer of love

[Tapate50]

My state has been relatively flat for the categories that matter for 2 months...



https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,420.html

Well yeah, other than Biloxi no one wants to travel to MS! It ain't duck season yet.

[msstate7]

Well yeah, other than Biloxi no one wants to travel to MS! It ain't duck season yet.

Biloxi is in Harrison co, which is 13th in the state in cases. Harrison Co is 2nd in population in the state.