The Coronavirus, not the beer
- Thread starter Runnin
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How could this happen. Everyone was so responsible.
I'm pretty sure all the heat emanating from the fires would have counteracted the covid diseminnation if you are trying to imply it was the beyond reproach recent spattering of peaceful protesters.
Runnin
Well-known member
The "experts" have said from day one that they knew very little about this particular virus and advice, treatments and expected outcomes would change. That is STILL the case. It's only people like you (and some govt officials) who like to run ahead and claim to know the future that forced a definite narrative on the public. The truth is, what they know about the virus is still changing as the virus itself is still changing.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
Huh, I wonder what happens when more cases of the virus happens
I wonder if it could finally spread to the vulnerable people who are being very cautious
Nah
That’s silly
Similarly That’s like thinking “it’s not really harmful for kids, they should go to school”
Saying that without thinking they are going home to vulnerable parents and grandparents
I would like to see and hug my mom again someday sooner than later
I wonder if it could finally spread to the vulnerable people who are being very cautious
Nah
That’s silly
Similarly That’s like thinking “it’s not really harmful for kids, they should go to school”
Saying that without thinking they are going home to vulnerable parents and grandparents
I would like to see and hug my mom again someday sooner than later
sturg33
I
If your stupidity is right there would be more deaths with record cases... instead we are near pandemic lows.
I'm really sorry you're scared, though
msstate7
Well-known member
And 28th (DC included) in US in deaths per million. NY still avg'd more deaths per day this week than Florida.
sturg33
I
They're not interested in data. They're interested in politics
Deaths lag behind almost a month from new cases. New hospitalizations are up in several states. That typically means more deaths. But i hope the decrease in deaths continues.
Hospitalization rates have massively decreased. So will amount of deaths from what we saw 3 months ago.
Youndont need to wait for deaths. You can look at other items to know where this is headed.
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People that were outraged some of us wanted to consider alternative methods to combating the virus are silent at things like this.
It just shows how pathetically fakr you all are and your whole lives revolve around trump adjacent issues.
People that were outraged some of us wanted to consider alternative methods to combating the virus are silent at things like this.
It just shows how pathetically fakr you all are and your whole lives revolve around trump adjacent issues.
Some of us have predicted the future better than others. Ill wait and see what you say when death numbers dont slike materially because mostly young peoplr are among the new infection spikes.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
As I noted earlier, the big question is whether the large increases in infections among young people eventually seep their way into older more vulnerable populations.
Deaths are going to rise even if the answer is no. But it will be a muted rise.
If the answer is yes deaths are going back to over 1,000 per day in July. I think that is the more likely outcome. >30,000 deaths in July.
Deaths are going to rise even if the answer is no. But it will be a muted rise.
If the answer is yes deaths are going back to over 1,000 per day in July. I think that is the more likely outcome. >30,000 deaths in July.
BedellBrave
It's OVER 5,000!
Thanks goldie. Going to try and "visit" my 95 year-old "success" story today. She's now failing quickly. Hoping she has enough wherewithal to talk to me on the phone as I stand outside her window. If she doesn't make it, she will be the third friend to die.
Part of the reason I've got such a large group is due to my travels. Friends all over the world -- Pakistan, Turkey, France, Spain, UK.
BedellBrave
It's OVER 5,000!
Glad that the death rates are going down for now. Hoping and praying that continues and that there isn't an uptick.