Covid totally out of control

[KVB]

...Also, why was this story swept under the rug?

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/spotlights/2020-2021/death-south-korea-following-flu-vaccination.htm

Ok yeah sure, they were fine before the vaccine and they die right after but it wasn't the vaccine.

No, they weren't fine. That's a weird thing for you to say that directly contradicts the info in the link you posted. It's like you want some of the info on deaths to be real, but chose to ignore the rest of the information.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

No, they weren't fine. That's a weird thing for you to say that directly contradicts the info in the link you posted. It's like you want some of the info on deaths to be real, but chose to ignore the rest of the information.

What? Reread what you wrote and tell me if it makes any sense.

They're saying the vaccine had no relation with their deaths. Most of the deaths were due to their prior health issues.

So why do they give a pass with these deaths but when the elders have prior conditions with Covid, it's all due to Covid?

Besides, there were young people that died from the vaccine that they're saying it has nothing to do with the vaccine.

It was obviously a bad batch but they're spinning the story. Bottom line, if they didn't get the vaccine, they would still be alive today.

[The General]

Coworkers have covid. I'm working lots of hours and making money. It's all good.

[blackbart]

widespread testing in all sports and they are finding tons of covid positive cases, in healthy athletic individuals who are showing no symptoms.
How many millions of people in the general population are walking around with covid just not getting tested.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

widespread testing in all sports and they are finding tons of covid positive cases, in healthy athletic individuals who are showing no symptoms.
How many millions of people in the general population are walking around with covid just not getting tested.

Or the test is very inaccurate.

The guy that invented PCR dies last year few months prior to the pandemic. He himself says PCR test is inaccurate. If he were alive today he would drill Fauci and crew for lying. He would also tell people SARS-COV2 is a cold virus.

Kary Mullis was Tesla of Cell Biology. Wouldn't surprise me if he was murdered last year before all this bullshit.

[d2bets]

widespread testing in all sports and they are finding tons of covid positive cases, in healthy athletic individuals who are showing no symptoms.
How many millions of people in the general population are walking around with covid just not getting tested.

Do you have any numbers? I thought I saw recently about NFL and personnel and there was like 18 players and 405 personnel or some such, but that's not tons in relation to the total tested. A fairly low %. But yeah, for all of the positive cases reported, there are probably 3 or 4 walking around positive never tested. So the 10 million positives is probably more like 30-40, or 10-12% of the pop. Could be a bit more by now. Maybe 15%.

[d2bets]

Or the test is very inaccurate.

The guy that invented PCR dies last year few months prior to the pandemic. He himself says PCR test is inaccurate. If he were alive today he would drill Fauci and crew for lying. He would also tell people SARS-COV2 is a cold virus.

Kary Mullis was Tesla of Cell Biology. Wouldn't surprise me if he was murdered last year before all this bullshit.

What does that mean to call it a cold virus. The common cold does not cause hospitalization or death at any scale.

[blackbart]

Do you have any numbers? I thought I saw recently about NFL and personnel and there was like 18 players and 405 personnel or some such, but that's not tons in relation to the total tested. A fairly low %. But yeah, for all of the positive cases reported, there are probably 3 or 4 walking around positive never tested. So the 10 million positives is probably more like 30-40, or 10-12% of the pop. Could be a bit more by now. Maybe 15%.

i believe 16 cfb games cancelled in the last week. but you get the point, the real numbers have to be greater, much much greater

[blackbart]

Or the test is very inaccurate.

The guy that invented PCR dies last year few months prior to the pandemic. He himself says PCR test is inaccurate. If he were alive today he would drill Fauci and crew for lying. He would also tell people SARS-COV2 is a cold virus.

Kary Mullis was Tesla of Cell Biology. Wouldn't surprise me if he was murdered last year before all this bullshit.

correct
one thing the nfl testing has proven is the testing is not accurate

[blackbart]

The US rose slightly from Tuesday in both raw covid case count and fatalities. In confirmed cases: 142,806 (new record) up from 142,212. In fatalities: 1,478 up from 1,465 (record is 2,744 on April 21).

[stevenash]

Hospitalization rates nationwide are not rising or concerning at all dumb shit, I own you.

https://apnews.com/article/virus-outbreak-new-york-andrew-cuomo-california-texas-36ef6d694fec7cd8cdc329ed07842812

https://apnews.com/article/doctors-better-equipped-virus-surge-743c0448c3ada001d327d73a6f2ed9d7

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/11/us-prepares-for-worst-four-months-of-the-pandemic-as-it-stares-down-the-darkest-days-yet.html

https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america?view=total-deaths&tab=trend

But you know more than these groups?

[Chi_archie]

There are more people in hospitals right now, for badly infected paper cuts than there are actual covid patients

should we ban people buying and selling paper products now?


FACT

[stevenash]

There are more people in hospitals right now, for badly infected paper cuts than there are actual covid patients

should we ban people buying and selling paper products now?


FACT

Link?
"Because I said so" doesn't make that a fact.

[Sam Odom]

Americans Less Amenable to Another COVID-19 Lockdown

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- About half of Americans in Gallup's latest polling on the COVID-19 pandemic, 49%, say they would be very likely to stay home for a month if public health officials recommended it due to a serious outbreak of the virus in their community. This contrasts with solid majorities in the spring who said they were likely to comply with such shelter-in-place advice, including a high of 67% in late March/early April.

[Unrivaled]

Why isn't there as much outrage over cancer? Cancer kills so many people and many close to me and yet we just accept it as reality.

Yet we are spending so much time trying to cure the cold. When really we need to find a cure to so many other more fatal diseases.

[stevenash]

Why isn't there as much outrage over cancer? Cancer kills so many people and many close to me and yet we just accept it as reality.

Yet we are spending so much time trying to cure the cold. When really we need to find a cure to so many other more fatal diseases.

Because cancer can't be transmitted from human to human unlike a virus.

[Mac4Lyfe]

Why isn't there as much outrage over cancer? Cancer kills so many people and many close to me and yet we just accept it as reality.
Yet we are spending so much time trying to cure the cold. When really we need to find a cure to so many other more fatal diseases.

Because cancer is not contagious. If cancer was easily transmissible, we would all be fukked.

[The General]

Ppl beginning to panic again.

[Unrivaled]

People shouldn't panic. The only panic I hear is from people scared to lose their job over governments overreacting and shutting down.

[Mac4Lyfe]

Most ppl I know have been getting tested as a courtesy to make others feel at ease. Going to visit family, to a wedding, on a trip, etc get tested two days before to make everyone more comfortable. In LA and NY testing is so fast and easy these days. Quick swab up the nose followed by a text with the results 24 hrs later.

Yes, you are correct, I should have also said a lot of people get tested for work, going into surgery, traveling, etc., like you mentioned. Those are involuntary testing, where they have to be tested. I meant people that go get tested on their own. They are either sick or know someone that is sick.

The nasal swab is not fast nor easy. They jab that stick so far up your nose it hits brain cells and to do it right they count to 10 for both nostrils. I’ve been tested 6 times and it sucks.

[d2bets]

People shouldn't panic. The only panic I hear is from people scared to lose their job over governments overreacting and shutting down.

People shouldn't panic but they should diligently follow the guidelines to reduce the spread.

[d2bets]

Yes, you are correct, I should have also said a lot of people get tested for work, going into surgery, traveling, etc., like you mentioned. Those are involuntary testing, where they have to be tested. I meant people that go get tested on their own. They are either sick or know someone that is sick.

The nasal swab is not fast nor easy. They jab that stick so far up your nose it hits brain cells and to do it right they count to 10 for both nostrils. I’ve been tested 6 times and it sucks.

I think there's a lot of variance in how the testing is done. I was tested once with the nasal swab and it was no big deal. I don't think they shoved it up the brain cells.

[Mac4Lyfe]

People shouldn't panic. The only panic I hear is from people scared to lose their job over governments overreacting and shutting down.

We should have shut down for 2 weeks when it first showed up. We could have nipped it in the bud or at least lowered the spread immediately. Instead, we screwed around and it’s hurt businesses much more. Shutting businesses down for a couple of weeks is not what killed businesses. It’s the spread of the virus, which has caused people to not go out to businesses. Opening everything up when there’s a lot of people infected is not the solution. Locking down for 2 weeks is the only real solution. Then you can fully open for many months until infection rates increase then you shutdown again. We probably would have had 2 or 3 shutdowns but fully open the rest of the time. Stimulus money would only have to cover the 2 week shutdowns.

[Mac4Lyfe]

I think there's a lot of variance in how the testing is done. I was tested once with the nasal swab and it was no big deal. I don't think they shoved it up the brain cells.

Then they didn’t do it right. They are supposed to put it far up the nose and swab for 10 seconds each nostril. My daughter got tested barely in her nose for just a few seconds in one nostril and tested positive in error. Tested her later correctly and she was negative 2 other times. The nasal test is more accurate than the saliva test but both are only around 93% accurate. We really need an easier, more accurate test.

[Mac4Lyfe]

Americans Less Amenable to Another COVID-19 Lockdown

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- About half of Americans in Gallup's latest polling on the COVID-19 pandemic, 49%, say they would be very likely to stay home for a month if public health officials recommended it due to a serious outbreak of the virus in their community. This contrasts with solid majorities in the spring who said they were likely to comply with such shelter-in-place advice, including a high of 67% in late March/early April.

A Biden advisor is recommending a 4 to 6 week lockdown. That is crazy and seems very much overkill. The virus last no more than 10 days, so if everyone quarantine effectively for 10 to 20 days max, the virus would be done. 2 weeks, 3 weeks tops, which is what Australia did and they got near zero. They then had another spike and shutdown again and I think back to normal.

Unfortunately, the only way you can stop a pandemic from spreading is with lockdowns. 1,800 people died yesterday from Covid. That’s a horrific number. That’s more than cancer deaths in the US and very close to heart disease. We need a vaccine stat.

[Buckandadime]

A Biden advisor is recommending a 4 to 6 week lockdown. That is crazy and seems very much overkill. The virus last no more than 10 days, so if everyone quarantine effectively for 10 to 20 days max, the virus would be done. 2 weeks, 3 weeks tops, which is what Australia did and they got near zero. They then had another spike and shutdown again and I think back to normal.

Unfortunately, the only way you can stop a pandemic from spreading is with lockdowns. 1,800 people died yesterday from Covid. That’s a horrific number. That’s more than cancer deaths in the US and very close to heart disease. We need a vaccine stat.

Won't get the United States population to shut down for any length of time..
Be it for 1 day or 2 weeks..
The whole "infringement of our rights" fight song..
Sad really when you consider how many "intelligent" human beings make up our nations population..

[thomorino]

Won't get the United States population to shut down for any length of time..
Be it for 1 day or 2 weeks..
The whole "infringement of our rights" fight song..
Sad really when you consider how many "intelligent" human beings make up our nations population..

You are a dumb shit. Lockdowns do not work, the world health organization compiled data from many countries over the last 6 months and found that poverty, depression, suicides, and other issues far outweigh the supposed benefits of shutdowns. The virus doesn’t magically disappear when people stay home, and most need to work.

Lockdowns are a total and complete failure.

[cincinnatikid513]

You are a dumb shit. Lockdowns do not work, the world health organization compiled data from many countries over the last 6 months and found that poverty, depression, suicides, and other issues far outweigh the supposed benefits of shutdowns. The virus doesn’t magically disappear when people stay home, and most need to work.

Lockdowns are a total and complete failure.

u dont know shit

[thomorino]

u dont know shit

All you do is post to me, I own you dumb shit.

[TheMetsSuck]

Yep*

[TheMetsSuck]

Yep on lockdown being worthless

[Buckandadime]

You are a dumb shit. Lockdowns do not work, the world health organization compiled data from many countries over the last 6 months and found that poverty, depression, suicides, and other issues far outweigh the supposed benefits of shutdowns. The virus doesn’t magically disappear when people stay home, and most need to work.

Lockdowns are a total and complete failure.

Where in my post did I say that a lockdown was the solution?
You are such an inbred child..
Its because of morons like you, spreading misinformation, that the United States is in the shape we are in..
Stick to posting fades moron..

[PAULYPOKER]

Link?
"Because I said so" doesn't make that a fact.

Archie is being a comedian bustin balls....

[pablo222]

There are more people in hospitals right now, for badly infected paper cuts than there are actual covid patients

should we ban people buying and selling paper products now?


FACT

Thank you for presenting all of these facts. Keep up the good work.
The more you know.

[thomorino]

Where in my post did I say that a lockdown was the solution?
You are such an inbred child..
Its because of morons like you, spreading misinformation, that the United States is in the shape we are in..
Stick to posting fades moron..

I own you dumb shit.