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One in five of Florida's residents are 65 or older.Comment -
Pauly numbers off a little on a daily basis but numbers very highComment -
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Yesterday>USA Total 3,321,900 +30,114 137,073 +402 1,709,276 10,036 414 41,325,196 124,849 Florida 254,511 +10,360 4,197 +95 218,244 11,850 195 2,477,810 115,366 [view by county] [1] [2] [3] [projections]
USA Total 3,291,786 +71,787 136,671 +849 1,694,620 9,945 413 41,010,213 123,897 Florida 244,151 +11,433 4,102 +93 208,495 11,368 191 2,423,992 112,861 [projections] Comment -
I live in Florida. No one cares about case numbers here because people understand if you are under 80, it’s no more of a threat than the regular flu.
Sorry libtards. More cases, lower death rate, just reinforces how low of a risk this disease is.
You idiots are panicking over something no more serious than the common flu for anyone under 80.Comment -
2 people in South Dakota in the 30-39 age range died yesterday in the midst of south Dakota's record high death toll.
You were 2.6 times more likely to die of Covid if you resided in SD vs California yesterday.Comment -
Another 10k cases and 100 dead today.....opening Disney complex should help.
If not.... the awesome, it's beautiful NBA Bubble season starts soon also.Comment -
The world needs you.
The entire planet took this seriously and it's only a flu for those under 80? Who would have guessed that?
The countries that are now laughing at America had a different view than you, and are now fine, even the 80 year olds.
Expect things to get worse or in your world better.....reality time.
It's just a flu....in a few days we'll go from 15 cases to near zero............
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Plaza's a big fat pussy who puts anyone who has a different view than him on ignore.
Total PUSS.Comment -
BREAKING: Florida smashes record for daily new #coronavirus cases with the FL Dept of Health reporting 15,300 new cases today on it's website -- a record for any state in the U.S.Comment -
The concern is Florida isn't going to be alone. It's going up in Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, the Carolinas, etc. Don't think this is just spiking in Fla. Right now it's just in the South, but if it moves back up North into NY and that, this thing could get out of control much worse than March. Already some parts of the North, like Ohio and Pa., starting to see numbers get back to 1,000+.Comment -
I think they said 70+% is needed for "herd immunity", if such a thing exists. Long way to go.
Some people who had Covid in March/April are seeing antibodies drop exponentially (e.g Tom Hanks). Its making doctors question if herd immunity is possible long-term. Still a lot of unknowns with this virus.Comment -
You mean like this guy?
He thought he was immune.
Good for the ignorant bastard
37-year-old Port Clinton war vet dies from COVID-19 complications on Fourth of July
Richard Rose in April posted on Facebook that he would not wear a mask. In an unlikely turn of events, he lost his battle with COVID-19 three days late
37-year-old Port Clinton war vet dies from COVID-19 complications on Fourth of July
By Kelly Kennedy | July 10, 2020 at 11:15 PM EDT - Updated July 11 at 8:48 PM
PORT CLINTON, Ohio (WOIO) - Richard Rose was only 37 years old when he died at his home from complications due to COVID-19. He was born and raised in Port Clinton.
Those who knew Rose described him as kind, funny, and caring.
His family said he was very active in helping homeless vets and in preventing veteran suicide.
The Port Clinton man served in the U.S. Army for nine years and did two tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He died at his home from complications related to COVID-19 on the Fourth of July.
“We were blown away, you know? You hear about this virus and you don’t expect it to affect people, younger people like ourselves,” said Nick Conley, who was Rose’s friend.
Conley met Rose through a shared love of video games. He is crushed that he lost his friend to this virus, but he’s also hurt by something Rose posted on Facebook back in April.
That post has now been shared more than 10,000 times. It reads, “Let’s make this clear. I’m not buying a mask. I’ve made it this far by not buying into that damn hype.”
“Rick is getting slaughtered online right now for his decision that he made not to wear a mask and that’s not right,” Conley said. “We should still be compassionate whether we agree with someone’s beliefs or not. Someone has passed away and we should have some compassion towards that.”
Rose’s family said he tested positive for COVID-19 on July 1 and died just three days later. Rose’s family said he had no known pre-existing health conditions.
“It’s horrible that we lost Rick but the even more tragic part of that is who else became infected because of the actions that he chose,” Conley said.
Conley hopes his friend’s death will serve as a warning to others.
“I know a lot of people that haven’t met someone that they know of that has been diagnosed with the virus and I wanted people to see it was real and my hope is that people will see that this does happen and people will be more cautious,” he said.Last edited by PAULYPOKER; 07-12-20, 11:05 AM.Comment -
if you know someone who tested positive they will probably Not admit it you.
my opinion: people are afraid to admit positive COVID-19 tests because if someone they came in contact with prior to knowing their result, actually dies, they don't want to be blamed for exposing them to the virusComment -
One person dying doesn't change the fact that 99% of younger people will be fine.Comment -
Thread delivers.
Broke dikk TGF rejects and some ESL candidates.Comment -
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