Only because he's a proven idiot.
The Coronavirus, not the beer
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Only because he's a proven idiot.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
No I think the difference is when people take it serious, they generally tend to do better in handling this virus.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA - Look at this idiot.
sturg33
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Agreed NY and NJ did NOT take this seriously
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
New York and New Jersey were hit first and hardest. With all that NJ still wound up not leading the nation in deaths per capita.
From basically April til may of 2020 NJ averaged around 300 deaths. Next highest they ever got 111. NY similar time frame around 500 with a much bigger spike in the beginning of the month. Next highest around 200.
I wouldn't bring NJ and NY into this. Despite getting hit the hardest and in the most densely populated metro in the area, they still did alright. Even with the chips stacked against them and a bumbling wall street shill for mayor who didn't shut the city down quick enough.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Lol remind me how your COVID theories look last fall when the south was dying at rates that were close to NJ and NY at the beginning of the pandemic, or the cold weather states during that first winter, except no one had the luxury of Vaccines or same amoutn of knowledge leading into those periods.
sturg33
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I'm happy to remind you.
My take was that this is a virus that is going to do it's thing. And no amount of intervention was going to substantially change it. It's why you see Texas and California with same results. It's why you see better outcomes in places like Florida.
As the Hopkins study showed, the lockdowns did literally nothing. There are still a million people dead. The vaccines have not stopped anything.
Honestly dude I really can't comprehend how in Feb 22 you still hold these opinions. How stupid are you, actually? I can't fathom this level of stupidity in humans when the information is right in front of your face.
Your governor murdered people, cancelled the bill of rights, shut down your state, crushed your economy, ****ed over children, cancelled funerals and churches...
And still had disastrous outcomes. Some of the worst in the nation. You should be embarrassed for supporting it at every turn
My take was that this is a virus that is going to do it's thing. And no amount of intervention was going to substantially change it. It's why you see Texas and California with same results. It's why you see better outcomes in places like Florida.
As the Hopkins study showed, the lockdowns did literally nothing. There are still a million people dead. The vaccines have not stopped anything.
Honestly dude I really can't comprehend how in Feb 22 you still hold these opinions. How stupid are you, actually? I can't fathom this level of stupidity in humans when the information is right in front of your face.
Your governor murdered people, cancelled the bill of rights, shut down your state, crushed your economy, ****ed over children, cancelled funerals and churches...
And still had disastrous outcomes. Some of the worst in the nation. You should be embarrassed for supporting it at every turn
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
I guess I realized I never shut you the **** up about that John Hopkins meta analysis "study"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucel...-lockdowns-were-ineffective-against-covid-19/
"Sure a “Herby, Jonung, and Hanke working paper” may not sound quite the same as a “Johns Hopkins study.” But in this case, the former would be a whole lot more accurate description than the latter."
57Brave
Well-known member
I think the previous sentences relevant for not just this discussion but applied elsewhere
" ... So be wary whenever people emphasize the name of any particular academic institution associated with a study rather than focusing on the study itself and who specifically performed it. Universities consist of many different professors and other academics who have varying levels of expertise and experience and the academic freedom to pursue whatever research they choose. Just because someone is from a given university doesn’t necessarily mean that the person knows what he or she is talking about. Again, instead, evaluate the person’s background and what specifically he or she is saying. "
I think another term for that is, " scratch the surface "
This writer, Bruce Y Lee, has also stated in the past that the virus is naturally occurring and that the lab theory is a conspiracy theory. Safe to say he can be ignored.
Thats why Zito uses him as a reference.
These idiot 'experts' are nothing more than mentally disturbed children who hate that they are being pushed back on for their poison.
acesfull86
Well-known member
Moreover, Maher didn’t clarify that the three authors were economists rather than medical, epidemiology, or public health experts. Isn’t that a bit like three proctologists telling you how the economy is doing? It’s not clear how much economists alone would understand the complexities and subtleties of medicine and public health.
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That’s a clown quote. Of course we should have economists weighing in - the whole point is we need to be evaluating costs and benefits of interventions.
The problem is we gave medical doctors authority on how people live their lives when they understand absolutely nothing about Micro/Macroeconomics.
Just give the Math people enough time and they'll figure out the right approach.
sturg33
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Seems staged to me
His apology is when he is president for 8 years.