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The 2020 Corona Thread

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The period during which you can pass the virus on is much shorter on average when you're vaccinated. 

Unvaccinated may pass on the virus to 5-6 people where a vaccinated person may only pass it on to 2-3. That's a HUGE difference in terms of controlling the spread.

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10 hours ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

 

Nobody's disputing that it results in milder disease, the problem is, it's not mild enough to make up for how much more contagious it is. Also, as said before, death is the most lagging indicator. It can takes weeks before someone who's been infected ends up dying from it. Looking at CFR now as evidence of its virulence is kinda silly. 

10 hours ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

Pandemic still over for vaccinated

 

Exactly. It's low risk for anyone who's been boosted. But unfortunately we live in a country of idiots, where about 40% still aren't vaccinated, and of those who have been only a quarter have been boosted.

So if something is 3x as transmissible but even a third less virulent, you can do the math and see why it's gonna be a problem collectively.

Governors likely won't sit on their hands and let their healthcare systems crash across the state. 

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lol. It's all for show. These people simply don't care and aren't afraid of the virus.

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Can't blame them, really.

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What is it with soccer players and heart conditions this year? So sad.

 

I see that last night all the ishlibs in here suddenly became virtuous when someone's friend's father died from Covid - after months of wishing death upon every unvaccinated person in the country :roll: This place never disappoints 

Three in one week. Awful.

 

Great points here:

 

 

3 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

Shocker, is that you?  Give us a SAD one time, for old times sake. 

What a racist thing to say.  You must be a white liberal.  :roll:

18 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Great points here:

 

Right?  I mean we're 2 years into this thing now.  That is more than enough time to change your lifestyle - eat healthier, exercise, etc.  Take a daily vitamin.  Eat more green vegetables.  

1 hour ago, Procus said:

What a racist thing to say.  You must be a white liberal.  :roll:

I was just F'ing around but now I'm curious.  Are you Shocker?

1 hour ago, Kz! said:

Great points here:

 

Yeah. I wish they'd promote simple things like washing hands, wearing masks in public, and staying home if you're sick. Such small things will make a huge difference.

11 minutes ago, VanHammersly said:

I was just F'ing around but now I'm curious.  Are you Shocker?

How many advanced degrees does he have that we dont know about? That's the real test.

Science confirms natural immunity provides the best protection against infection.

34 minutes ago, toolg said:

Yeah. I wish they'd promote simple things like washing hands, wearing masks in public, and staying home if you're sick. Such small things will make a huge difference.

No no not THOSE things.  Things like antiparasitics, perineum tanning and Flintstone vitamins. Yah know, the things that don't work.

Taint tanning?

Just now, JohnSnowsHair said:

Taint tanning?

Not to brag, but since tanning my taint, I have not had COVID, AIDS or even the Hershey Squirts.

So much protection. 

19 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Taint tanning?

Aaron Rodger's wife talked about tanning her bits for improved energy and immune system at one point. So naturally I assumed that's how Rodgers got his "immunity". :roll:

2 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

I was just F'ing around but now I'm curious.  Are you Shocker?

No, I'm Newman.  You got a problem with that??

2 hours ago, Toastrel said:

Not to brag, but since tanning my taint, I have not had COVID, AIDS or even the Hershey Squirts.

Good to hear.  Word has it that you have a chronic Hershey squirts problem.

2 minutes ago, Newman! said:

Good to hear.  Word has it that you have a chronic Hershey squirts problem.

lucky for toaster, your favorite candy is hershey squirts. 

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