July 16, 20206 yr 10 hours ago, iladelphxx said: 1/10th the deaths of Cuomo, despite having a larger population and a higher percentage of senior citizens. 4,521 / 32,462 = .13927 = 13.927%
July 16, 20206 yr 10 hours ago, The_Omega said: And even the CDC says the south’s current outbreak is due to northeasterners heading south and bringing it with them. dumass gov's in trump country decided to keep everything open. 🤡🌎
July 16, 20206 yr 22 minutes ago, mr_hunt said: 4,521 / 32,462 = .13927 = 13.927% It's also disingenuous to compare numbers from NY after the virus has run through the population to FL before/during. Not to mention the rest of the nation can look to NY and elsewhere to see what did and didn't work. We know much more than we did 4 mos ago.
July 16, 20206 yr 2 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: It's also disingenuous to compare numbers from NY after the virus has run through the population to FL before/during. Not to mention the rest of the nation can look to NY and elsewhere to see what did and didn't work. We know much more than we did 4 mos ago. Whining about numbers and facts being disingenuous after blaming Trump for coronavirus. Thats rich
July 16, 20206 yr 38 minutes ago, mr_hunt said: Is that the baby hand from Scary Movie 2 colored orange?
July 16, 20206 yr 23 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: It's also disingenuous to compare numbers from NY after the virus has run through the population to FL before/during. Not to mention the rest of the nation can look to NY and elsewhere to see what did and didn't work. We know much more than we did 4 mos ago. Who thought shoving all the sick people amongst the elderly was a good idea in the first place?
July 16, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, L.E said: This is another reason why we needed more testing from the jump. We have no idea if what we are seeing now indicates a new spike or just the result of more available testing. Going by deaths, it looks like we are trending up a tad but thankfully no where near where we were at in April\May..... yet
July 16, 20206 yr 36 minutes ago, Mike31mt said: Whining about numbers and facts being disingenuous after blaming Trump for coronavirus. Thats rich I never blamed Trump for covid-19. I HAVE blamed him for his poor response, and I DO blame him for continuing to spout BS about reducing testing.
July 16, 20206 yr Author 15 minutes ago, paco said: This is another reason why we needed more testing from the jump. We have no idea if what we are seeing now indicates a new spike or just the result of more available testing. Going by deaths, it looks like we are trending up a tad but thankfully no where near where we were at in April\May..... yet The deaths will come with time. You gotta be sick before dying.
July 16, 20206 yr 18 minutes ago, sameaglesfan said: Who thought shoving all the sick people amongst the elderly was a good idea in the first place Nursing homes were a backstop for hospitals that were overflowing. That was the plan: if hospitals get overrun, recovering patients may need to find beds elsewhere. It was poorly executed. But I fail to see how this whataboutism changes anything about my response. Comparing numbers from NY, the early place this virus broke out in the US, after they endured the worst of this (so far) and at least for now have this under control with FL, who appears to be at the beginning of a huge surge of deaths (as they will naturally lag behind the huge spike in cases), is completely disingenuous.
July 16, 20206 yr 18 minutes ago, paco said: This is another reason why we needed more testing from the jump. We have no idea if what we are seeing now indicates a new spike or just the result of more available testing. Going by deaths, it looks like we are trending up a tad but thankfully no where near where we were at in April\May..... yet Some is testing. But not all. Probably not most. Texas actually releases hospitalization figures. Take a look at them. They're scary as hell. I have family in Austin. I'm concerned.
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