September 2, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, Toastrel said: Trump laughs at his supporters dying and creates events to kill more of you. Luckily, his supporters make sheep look like Einstein. They actually think a man who would have them arrested if they tried to get into one of his properties cares about them or America. I love how Trump's events are super spreaders and the mostly peaceful protests and violent riots that the left has been enabling are completely ignored. Keep the TDS blinders on Democrats.
September 2, 20206 yr 10 minutes ago, The Norseman said: I love how Trump's events are super spreaders and the mostly peaceful protests and violent riots that the left has been enabling are completely ignored. Keep the TDS blinders on Democrats. Actually, all events without masks are social distancing are super spreaders. Idiocy is not a party thing, no matter how many times you click you high heels together and wish it were so. COVID cares not about your political affiliation.
September 2, 20206 yr 8 minutes ago, Toastrel said: Actually, all events without masks are social distancing are super spreaders. Idiocy is not a party thing, no matter how many times you click you high heels together and wish it were so. COVID cares not about your political affiliation. The why aren't democrats denouncing the protests?
September 2, 20206 yr 8 hours ago, lynched1 said: Pelosi laughs at you peasants social distancing while wearing your mask. 🐑 im surprised you have time to post here after getting your trump fleshlight. .
September 2, 20206 yr 12 minutes ago, The Norseman said: The why aren't democrats denouncing the protests? You mean like Biden saying those rioting and looting are criminals?
September 2, 20206 yr So if most of us are wearing masks, socially distancing and hand sanitizing, I wonder if there will be a widespread flu strain this year? I'm thinking not, and perhaps that is some good news. At the very least if flu numbers are down this year will that be enough proof to show that these personal measures work in slowing disease spread?
September 2, 20206 yr Bandimere Raceway in CO - COVID Chaos protest last night. Because the best way to get your state to reopen is infect as many people as possible so there is no point in wearing masks or distancing, since the dead can't catch it twice.
September 2, 20206 yr I have not heard about England, Spain, or Italy COVID Cases lately. Have they pretty much gotten this under control?
September 2, 20206 yr 6 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said: I have not heard about England, Spain, or Italy COVID Cases lately. Have they pretty much gotten this under control? Not really. Quote Europe: 3 706 726 cases; the five countries reporting most cases are Russia (1 000 048), Spain (470 973), United Kingdom (337 168), France (286 007) and Italy (270 189). Quote Europe: 209 762 deaths; the five countries reporting most deaths are United Kingdom (41 504), Italy (35 491), France (30 661), Spain (29 152) and Russia (17 299).
September 2, 20206 yr 14 minutes ago, DiPros said: So if most of us are wearing masks, socially distancing and hand sanitizing, I wonder if there will be a widespread flu strain this year? I'm thinking not, and perhaps that is some good news. At the very least if flu numbers are down this year will that be enough proof to show that these personal measures work in slowing disease spread? Now that would be something. Since the severity of the flu season can vary on its own due to other factors, I wonder if the effect of COVID-precautions (face masks, social distancing, more frequent hand washing, etc.) can be measured? The best precaution against flu is still get a flu shot.
September 2, 20206 yr Just to update you all, if you don't believe in wearing masks and think this virus is NBD, you now agree with EagleVA and Kirk Cousins.
September 2, 20206 yr What happened on the news last night? Some wacko just came into my work today and said that the CDC admitted their death numbers were wrong and only 19,000 died from Rona
September 2, 20206 yr 21 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said: What happened on the news last night? Some wacko just came into my work today and said that the CDC admitted their death numbers were wrong and only 19,000 died from Rona Yup, so what actually happened is the CDC data shows that 94% of people that died had at least 1 comorbidity. And then people who don’t have a f-cking clue as to what they are talking about took that to mean that of all the COVID deaths, only 6% actually died from COVID.
September 2, 20206 yr 7 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said: Yup, so what actually happened is the CDC data shows that 94% of people that died had at least 1 comorbidity. And then people who don’t have a f-cking clue as to what they are talking about took that to mean that of all the COVID deaths, only 6% actually died from COVID. I think for the most part, they do have a clue. It's just a way for them to excuse Trump.
September 2, 20206 yr You have to remember, there is nothing wrong with a percentage of US citizen dying. They aren't people who matter, really.
September 2, 20206 yr Sure just catch it and you should be fine if in great health. COVID-19 Can Wreck Your Heart, Even if You Haven’t Had Any Symptoms A growing body of research is raising concerns about the cardiac consequences of the coronavirus.
September 2, 20206 yr 1 minute ago, DaEagles4Life said: Sure just catch it and you should be fine if in great health. COVID-19 Can Wreck Your Heart, Even if You Haven’t Had Any Symptoms A growing body of research is raising concerns about the cardiac consequences of the coronavirus. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/covid-19-can-wreck-your-heart-even-if-you-havent-had-any-symptoms/
September 2, 20206 yr 25 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said: Yup, so what actually happened is the CDC data shows that 94% of people that died had at least 1 comorbidity. And then people who don’t have a f-cking clue as to what they are talking about took that to mean that of all the COVID deaths, only 6% actually died from COVID. Ahh ok, I knew it was something he was misunderstanding because shortly after saying what he said they just don't want us to vote to get trump out of office. So it was at that moment I knew he put some sort of spin on what was said.
September 2, 20206 yr 3 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said: Yup. I know of the Red Sox pitcher and several college athletes who have had this. I see they are cited in the article. Likely to happen to others too.
September 2, 20206 yr 10 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said: Ahh ok, I knew it was something he was misunderstanding because shortly after saying what he said they just don't want us to vote to get trump out of office. So it was at that moment I knew he put some sort of spin on what was said. Yuuuuuup. It’s not a surprising data point at all. The overwhelming majority of people who’ve died due to COVID are over 65. Ok well the overwhelming majority of people over 65 have a comorbidity. And It’s like, no way, you mean to tell me that someone who has an underlying health condition is more at risk to dying from a deadly virus than someone who is perfectly healthy? GTFO! Next thing you’ll tell me that someone who is overweight or has high cholesterol is more at risk to die of heart failure. Well I just can’t believe that!
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, Ace Nova said: It's the same conspiracy theory which states that people don't die from HIV/AIDS. Which is sort of true but what happens is that when you have HIV/AIDS it makes it much easier to die from other conditions, like pneumonia, etc. (If you’re not treated for HIV first). Same thing seems to be occurring with COVID. Exactly. There are going to be some situations where someone does die from something else while they have COVID and where COVID isn't a significant contributor but I'd guess in most of the cases COVID will be front and center. It does get trickier though if you start to look at cases where a person is going to die anyway from other causes, e.g. terminal cancer, in say the next 12 months but then dies 9 months earlier due to COVID or COVID complications. Those types of scenarios are actually quite common as well and nearly impossible to place in terms of the value of those extra 9 months vs. other items of value in society. I don't think most people are ready to discuss that yet but given time it will be discussed at length.
September 2, 20206 yr That's interesting and complicated at the same time. Had Mr. Di been positive for covid I wonder if it would it have been listed as immediate cause, or secondary. If it was secondary is this still being counted as a covid death? I guess it would be if you're looking at excess deaths during this time. Anyway, I'm glad he was negative upon entry into the ER and it is no where, never mentioned on his reports, and definitely not on his death certificate.,
September 2, 20206 yr 19 minutes ago, DrPhilly said: Exactly. There are going to be some situations where someone does die from something else while they have COVID and where COVID isn't a significant contributor but I'd guess in most of the cases COVID will be front and center. It does get trickier though if you start to look at cases where a person is going to die anyway from other causes, e.g. terminal cancer, in say the next 12 months but then dies 9 months earlier due to COVID or COVID complications. Those types of scenarios are actually quite common as well and nearly impossible to place in terms of the value of those extra 9 months vs. other items of value in society. I don't think most people are ready to discuss that yet but given time it will be discussed at length. It's also no different than any other illness that someone with terminal cancer can get. No different than someone with terminal cancer who catches the flu, pneumonia, has a heart attack, etc...So it's a completely irrelevant point. It's like some people have it in their mind that this type of situation ONLY happens with COVID.
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