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[QUOTE=Concupiscent69;5103345]I don't think he's capable of operating a motor vehicle and if so, Uber or Lyft are too wise to hire such incompetency. Thus, you're safe for now.[/QUOTE]You say I can't drive, how do you drive with trumps lik dik up you lemming white middle-class racist azz little inbred step child?
[QUOTE=PieBoy;5103546]I'm pretty sure Admin2 meant Nov. 4th.
The whole argument was that the liberal news networks were only covering it to make trump look bad. But they are still covering it.
What did you mean by Nov 4th. Something like. May 4th??[/QUOTE]The election was not decided on Nov. 4th and still has not been settled.
You forgot Republican. You're slipping, SmoothDriver!
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5104475]You say I can't drive, how do you drive with trumps lik dik up you lemming white middle-class racist azz little inbred step child?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Concupiscent69;5103345]I don't think he's capable of operating a motor vehicle and if so, Uber or Lyft are too wise to hire such incompetency. Thus, you're safe for now.[/QUOTE]SmoothDriver has to take the bus because his Mel Farr super star car got repoed and his Metro PCS phone has been "cut off" so he can't be doing an Uber, you be knowing what I be saying G?
[QUOTE=HeadsUp313;5105310]SmoothDriver has to take the bus because his Mel Farr super star car got repoed and his Metro PCS phone has been "cut off" so he can't be doing an Uber, you be knowing what I be saying G?[/QUOTE]Smooth is probably the night shift security guard at a factory, and acts like he owns it. Sitting at a lobby desk at 3 am can make one delusional.
[QUOTE=PieBoy;5105544]Smooth is probably the night shift security guard at a factory, and acts like he owns it. Sitting at a lobby desk at 3 am can make one delusional.[/QUOTE]Yawn, while you inbreds worship the rich I roll on with the $$$ sharing with hard workers. Why are inbred white middle-class republicans so jealous and always collecting government disability like bums do? Funny thing you inbred white middle-class republicans will pay a hooker who is black a couple dollars but hate on minorities 24/7. Talk about fuk wads that takes the cake. Inbred lemming white middle-class republican is anyone who votes republican and makes under 400 k a year and talks conspiracy theories like a loser and thinks wearing a mask is beyond them.
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5106206]Yawn, while you inbreds worship the rich I roll on with the $$$ sharing with hard workers. Why are inbred white middle-class republicans so jealous and always collecting government disability like bums do? Funny thing you inbred white middle-class republicans will pay a hooker who is black a couple dollars but hate on minorities 24/7. Talk about fuk wads that takes the cake. Inbred lemming white middle-class republican is anyone who votes republican and makes under 400 k a year and talks conspiracy theories like a loser and thinks wearing a mask is beyond them.[/QUOTE]I was actually able to read and comprehend your post above. I don't agree with you, but I'm impressed by how far you've come. Stick with it. Don't skip the night punctuation is covered. The comma is your friend in any tax bracket.
[QUOTE=TeeTime69;5109212]I was actually able to read and comprehend your post above. I don't agree with you, but I'm impressed by how far you've come. Stick with it. Don't skip the night punctuation is covered. The comma is your friend in any tax bracket.[/QUOTE]You little trumps dik suckers finally give up and crawled back in you government disability hole yet? Why are lemming white middle-class republicans such dik suckin jealous inbred losers who vote way out of their meager mooch pay scale? When will all these goid for nothing white people going to get back to work and quit using government disability instead of working? Bums.
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5109339]You little trumps dik suckers finally give up and crawled back in you government disability hole yet? Why are lemming white middle-class republicans such dik suckin jealous inbred losers who vote way out of their meager mooch pay scale? When will all these goid for nothing white people going to get back to work and quit using government disability instead of working? Bums.[/QUOTE]Why so fascinated with Trump's "dik"? Isn't your partner putting out?
Maybe you 'll meet a nice guy soon.
I was traveling across the country due to this amazing opportunity to work remotely. My employer wouldn't have allowed anybody to work remotely before. I traveled to plenty of places, visited a lot of AMPs, AAMPS, went to Las Vegas (too many stories from there) went to California, etc. If you have the opportunity, I recommend traveling on a road trip and working remotely. A lot of opportunities to try out providers that you wouldn't be able to try out here. Honestly I think many of these providers are better than the Michigan providers. I almost went to Mexico, but I didn't feel like walking through the border during this pandemic.
Speaking of the pandemic, I recently caught COVID-19 a couple of weeks ago. I came back from my trip in October, so it wasn't from my trip. I don't want to mention too many details regarding my age, but the way my body reacted to COVID-19, it felt like a very terrible common cold, but with most of the symptoms that were on the CDC website. I could still taste and smell. You do get respiratory issues as well. I have asthma, and I am used to it. If you are scared of getting COVID-19, I recommend having an inhaler on hand, and use that if your breathing goes down. I don't think it's worth a hospital trip just because you're getting shortness of breath (not medical advice), but it happens to me all the time due to my asthma.
If you are healthy, and if you don't have that many health conditions, and at my age my doctor says I am very lucky I don't have any health conditions, then I wouldn't be scared with the pandemic. If you catch COVID-19, stay away from people for a minimum of 2 weeks. It's really simple to beat, and it does spread very quickly. For me, it felt like a terrible common cold. I had much much much worse before.
If you have pre-existing conditions, especially with your lungs (ex, if you were a smoker), heart, liver, kidney, Inflammation, diabetes, etc. , I would be cautious of COVID-19 if I were you. If you are healthy and if you don't want to easily spread it to people with pre-existing conditions, please be cautious.
The fact is that 99.74% of people who catch COVID-19 will end up beating it. Let's not forget that COVID-19 is a virus, and it is not a disease.
I'm not a COVID-19 expert, but this is how I felt when I caught the virus. None of this is medical advice, this is just my story. It wasn't that bad for me. A few family members and friends caught it from me (unfortunately I had no symptoms when it first entered my system), and all of my family members and friends beat it just fine. My friend's grandfather caught it, and all he had was mild symptoms.
Stay safe out there. COVID-19 spreads very quickly, and it effects everybody differently.
[blue]I moved this to the fight thread. I didn't do it because of your report, I did it because now there are going to be about a million assholes who must insist that Covid is worse than ebola.
I moved it for their remarks, not your post.
I also changed your recovery percent, it's not 98, it's 99.74%.
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[QUOTE=TeeTime69;5109711]Why so fascinated with Trump's "dik"? Isn't your partner putting out?
Maybe you 'll meet a nice guy soon.[/QUOTE]Sticking your little pin dik in adults business is so little dik lemming white middle-class republican. Rich envious racist like yourself are a dime a dozen. Go back paying your junkie hoes to suk your little pin dik step child.
[QUOTE=Jay23;5110892]My BFF wants a well-built guy with you a big long p just for sex. Anyone know of a site that I can send to her. I told her to look at [URL]https://rent.men/[/URL] and see if any of the guys on it are bi.
Before all of you start asking me for her info. She is a wonderful woman but about 300 lb and in her 50's.[/QUOTE]Sounds like a job for several guys in Motor City Mayhem.
Jay23 has a job for you.
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5110873]Sticking your little pin dik in adults business is so little dik lemming white middle-class republican. Rich envious racist like yourself are a dime a dozen. Go back paying your junkie hoes to suk your little pin dik step child.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=TeeTime69;5111149]Jay23 has a job for you.[/QUOTE]Your golf tee dik must make you proud when a woman or more likely a guy LOL at you.
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5111762]Your golf tee [b]dik[/b] must make you proud when a woman or more likely a guy LOL at you.[/QUOTE]You are either too lazy or too dumb to spell the word "dick" correctly.
[QUOTE=HeadsUp313;5112426]You are either too lazy or too dumb to spell the word "dick" correctly.[/QUOTE]
Probably has his hands full
with his load of GED classes. Sure, that's it. Classes in hand. Yeah, that's it.
[QUOTE=TokyoJump1;5110561]I was traveling across the country due to this amazing opportunity to work remotely. My employer wouldn't have allowed anybody to work remotely before. I traveled to plenty of places, visited a lot of AMPs, AAMPS, went to Las Vegas (too many stories from there) went to California, etc. If you have the opportunity, I recommend traveling on a road trip and working remotely. A lot of opportunities to try out providers that you wouldn't be able to try out here. Honestly I think many of these providers are better than the Michigan providers. I almost went to Mexico, but I didn't feel like walking through the border during this pandemic.
Speaking of the pandemic, I recently caught COVID-19 a couple of weeks ago. I came back from my trip in October, so it wasn't from my trip. I don't want to mention too many details regarding my age, but the way my body reacted to COVID-19, it felt like a very terrible common cold, but with most of the symptoms that were on the CDC website. I could still taste and smell. You do get respiratory issues as well. I have asthma, and I am used to it. If you are scared of getting COVID-19, I recommend having an inhaler on hand, and use that if your breathing goes down. I don't think it's worth a hospital trip just because you're getting shortness of breath (not medical advice), but it happens to me all the time due to my asthma.
If you are healthy, and if you don't have that many health conditions, and at my age my doctor says I am very lucky I don't have any health conditions, then I wouldn't be scared with the pandemic. If you catch COVID-19, stay away from people for a minimum of 2 weeks. It's really simple to beat, and it does spread very quickly. For me, it felt like a terrible common cold. I had much much much worse before.
If you have pre-existing conditions, especially with your lungs (ex, if you were a smoker), heart, liver, kidney, Inflammation, diabetes, etc. , I would be cautious of COVID-19 if I were you. If you are healthy and if you don't want to easily spread it to people with pre-existing conditions, please be cautious.
The fact is that 99.74% of people who catch COVID-19 will end up beating it. Let's not forget that COVID-19 is a virus, and it is not a disease.
I'm not a COVID-19 expert, but this is how I felt when I caught the virus. None of this is medical advice, this is just my story. It wasn't that bad for me. A few family members and friends caught it from me (unfortunately I had no symptoms when it first entered my system), and all of my family members and friends beat it just fine. My friend's grandfather caught it, and all he had was mild symptoms.
Stay safe out there. COVID-19 spreads very quickly, and it effects everybody differently.
[blue]I moved this to the fight thread. I didn't do it because of your report, I did it because now there are going to be about a million assholes who must insist that Covid is worse than ebola.
I moved it for their remarks, not your post.
I also changed your recovery percent, it's not 98, it's 99.74%.
A2[/blue][/QUOTE]It isn't a 99.74% survival rate. 98% is more accurate. 297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate. Current Daily Death toll is about same as 911 or Pearl Habor. Every day.
[QUOTE=HeadsUp313;5112426]You are either too lazy or too dumb to spell the word "dick" correctly.[/QUOTE]You're debating (if that's even possible with him) a fool who's too ignorant, stupid and uneducated and doesn't care that the world knows it. Continuing on with him is just as foolish.
"Never Wrestle with a Pig. You Both Get Dirty and the Pig Likes It".
-- Author Unknown.
[QUOTE=Jackknoff;5112549]It isn't a 99.74% survival rate. 98% is more accurate. 297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate. Current Daily Death toll is about same as 911 or Pearl Habor. Every day.[/QUOTE]You're ignoring estimates of all the asymptomatic cases that never got tested. Could be 20,000,000 more cases.
[QUOTE=Jackknoff;5112549]It isn't a 99.74% survival rate. 98% is more accurate. 297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate. Current Daily Death toll is about same as 911 or Pearl Habor. Every day.[/QUOTE]There have been 5 major antibody tests done, Spain, Germany, NY State, LA County and Santa Clara. All of them reached the same conclusion, 50-80 X the number of people have recovered from Covid than there have been confirmed cases. 50 X more cases means that the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) goes down which is why the CDC puts it at. 26%. Team lockdown likes to forget about the low intensity symptom and asymptomatic cases when talking about the death rate "297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate" but then they like to remember then when finger wagging people for not using masks, then it's "there are who knows how many unknown cases. " The CDC puts the mortality rate at. 26% that's what it is, it's not 2% it's. 26% end of story.
Again, and again, and again, I will repeat, that the number of people who have died of all causes in the US in 2020 is the same as in 2017,2018, and 2019. Those years a total of 2. 85 million people died of all causes, right now we are at 2. 7 million with two weeks to go. 91% if the deaths were over 55,94% of them had an average of 2. 9 of the health issues that covid feeds on, the VAST majority of people who have died were elderly and sick before getting covid. There are lots of people dying WITH covid, there are few people dying OF covid.
Before you fingerwag me, just look. It's all right here. [URL]https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm[/URL].
[QUOTE=Admin2;5112883]There have been 5 major antibody tests done, Spain, Germany, NY State, LA County and Santa Clara. All of them reached the same conclusion, 50-80 X the number of people have recovered from Covid than there have been confirmed cases. 50 X more cases means that the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) goes down which is why the CDC puts it at. 26%. Team lockdown likes to forget about the low intensity symptom and asymptomatic cases when talking about the death rate "297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate" but then they like to remember then when finger wagging people for not using masks, then it's "there are who knows how many unknown cases. " The CDC puts the mortality rate at. 26% that's what it is, it's not 2% it's. 26% end of story.
Again, and again, and again, I will repeat, that the number of people who have died of all causes in the US in 2020 is the same as in 2017,2018, and 2019. Those years a total of 2. 85 million people died of all causes, right now we are at 2. 7 million with two weeks to go. 91% if the deaths were over 55,94% of them had an average of 2. 9 of the health issues that covid feeds on, the VAST majority of people who have died were elderly and sick before getting covid. There are lots of people dying WITH covid, there are few people dying OF covid.
Before you fingerwag me, just look. It's all right here. [URL]https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm[/URL].[/QUOTE]50 times 16 million is, lets see, 800 million cases in the US? Lets try again. If that were true, weve each had it more than twice. As the testing increases, the multiplier probably drops. Your overall point is valid, your math skills not so much.
[QUOTE=PieBoy;5113097]50 times 16 million is, lets see, 800 million cases in the US? Lets try again. If that were true, weve each had it more than twice. As the testing increases, the multiplier probably drops. Your overall point is valid, your math skills not so much.[/QUOTE]All five if these studies were done in April and May when the number of confirmed cases world wide was around 3,000,000.
Thanks for playing though.
Fucking douche.
[QUOTE=Admin2;5113263]All five if these studies were done in April and May when the number of confirmed cases world wide was around 3,000,000.
Thanks for playing though.
Fucking douche.[/QUOTE]The primary point of your argument is that the number of cases is underreported by a factor of 50 times. I didn't see that anywhere in the link you included. Can you point that out. As PieBoy accurately points out the US doesn't have enough people to have 50 times the 16.1 million cases. That would require 805 million cases in the US. Our population is less than half that. About 328 million (41% of 805 M).
[QUOTE=Admin2;5113263]All five if these studies were done in April and May when the number of confirmed cases world wide was around 3,000,000.
Thanks for playing though.
Fucking douche.[/QUOTE]How am I the douche? Wouldn't the douche be the one trying to be a world class Research Assistant, without accurate data? The guy trying to pretend he has a doctorate In Epidemiology?
Regardless of how the exact numbers shake out, I think any reasonable person would have to agree the fatality rate is way, way, way under 1%.
Do any of you remember looking at Michigan data earlier in the pandemic, April / May? We had a 13% (THIRTEEN PERCENT!) mortality rate for COVID cases in Michigan. That number has fallen dramatically but obviously was egregious to begin with.
When you factor in the large number of asymptomatic cases (or cases where people get Covid but don't get tested, like my kids for example when my wife and I had it and the kids got sick), the real number of cases is astronomical. Pair with that the deaths tagged as "Covid deaths" which were not really the cause of death and what you are left with is a disease that just isn't dangerous for 99.9 x% of the population.
[QUOTE=SingDong99;5113825]Regardless of how the exact numbers shake out, I think any reasonable person would have to agree the fatality rate is way, way, way under 1%.
Do any of you remember looking at Michigan data earlier in the pandemic, April / May? We had a 13% (THIRTEEN PERCENT!) mortality rate for COVID cases in Michigan. That number has fallen dramatically but obviously was egregious to begin with.
When you factor in the large number of asymptomatic cases (or cases where people get Covid but don't get tested, like my kids for example when my wife and I had it and the kids got sick), the real number of cases is astronomical. Pair with that the deaths tagged as "Covid deaths" which were not really the cause of death and what you are left with is a disease that just isn't dangerous for 99.9 x% of the population.[/QUOTE]OK I have kept my mouth shut on this topic. Till now.
So what you are saying is it's ok that 1% dies from this.
How many more people are dying this year over last year ?
[QUOTE=PieBoy;5113492]How am I the douche? Wouldn't the douche be the one trying to be a world class Research Assistant, without accurate data? The guy trying to pretend he has a doctorate In Epidemiology?[/QUOTE]Pie boy you are so right. If it's 1 % let it be the people taking it lightly be in the 1%. Karma for the non believers.
[QUOTE=AIImonger;5115064]OK I have kept my mouth shut on this topic. Till now.
So what you are saying is it's ok that 1% dies from this.
How many more people are dying this year over last year ?[/QUOTE]There's a saying in IT, GIGO.
Too many arguments ignore the HUGE cost of a lockdown. Families pushed into poverty for a decade or more, suicides, lack of access to care for other illnesses, even chemo therapy, livelihoods destroyed. The list is longer. Every coin has two sides. There is more than one way to lose a life.
[QUOTE=TeeTime69;5115239]There's a saying in IT, GIGO.
Too many arguments ignore the HUGE cost of a lockdown. Families pushed into poverty for a decade or more, suicides, lack of access to care for other illnesses, even chemo therapy, livelihoods destroyed. The list is longer. Every coin has two sides. There is more than one way to lose a life.[/QUOTE]I think the Feds have screwed the pooch on this. Businesses that had to close because of the lockdown should have been covered so people are not pushed into poverty. And before someone jumps on my ass for suggesting that, see if you get a ride on tom Brady's new boat. You paid for it. Had we followed the science and done what let's say New Zealand did, we might not be in the mess we are in now. Just my opinion. Yes, I know there isn't any one right answer. Can we just help each other a little bit?
[QUOTE=AIImonger;5115460]I think the Feds have screwed the pooch on this. Businesses that had to close because of the lockdown should have been covered so people are not pushed into poverty. And before someone jumps on my ass for suggesting that, see if you get a ride on tom Brady's new boat. You paid for it. Had we followed the science and done what let's say New Zealand did, we might not be in the mess we are in now. Just my opinion. Yes, I know there isn't any one right answer. Can we just help each other a little bit?[/QUOTE]Oh Christ, not another "follow the science" guy. You've been reading too much CNN.
The actual deaths CAUSED by this virus are a small fraction of the reported deaths. Follow the science and see for yourself.
The total deaths from all causes in the country are flat, year over year. Shouldn't they be 300 k higher? Follow the science bro.
You mention New Zealand, but only know what CNN reported. Do you know what's really happening there? They are in the midst of a mental health crisis and economic devastation. Drug use, suicide, poverty, all way up. Follow the science!
I would go on and on but fact based responses to folks like you usually falls on deaf ears.
[QUOTE=AIImonger;5115460]I think the Feds have screwed the pooch on this. Businesses that had to close because of the lockdown should have been covered so people are not pushed into poverty. And before someone jumps on my ass for suggesting that, see if you get a ride on tom Brady's new boat. You paid for it. Had we followed the science and done what let's say New Zealand did, we might not be in the mess we are in now. Just my opinion. Yes, I know there isn't any one right answer. Can we just help each other a little bit?[/QUOTE]More so Whitmer screwed the pooch. All restaurants were complying with the mask and distance order, yet she closes them and keeps gyms and other facilities open. Restaurants have more employees than gyms, which cost more jobs. She is not fit to be making decisions, let alone be in power.
[QUOTE=SingDong99;5115509]Oh Christ, not another "follow the science" guy. You've been reading too much CNN.
The actual deaths CAUSED by this virus are a small fraction of the reported deaths. Follow the science and see for yourself.
The total deaths from all causes in the country are flat, year over year. Shouldn't they be 300 k higher? Follow the science bro.
You mention New Zealand, but only know what CNN reported. Do you know what's really happening there? They are in the midst of a mental health crisis and economic devastation. Drug use, suicide, poverty, all way up. Follow the science!
I would go on and on but fact based responses to folks like you usually falls on deaf ears.[/QUOTE]Wow. You know me so well. I never watch CNN. I don't care about the frapping politics of this. People are losing everything, dying, have a feeling hopelessness and your harping on CNN. FYI. I haven't been to work since March because of this thing. Yes, there is science behind this. No its not the flu. I hope you never have to experience first hand what so many have because of this virus.
Cheers.
[QUOTE=Admin2;5112883]There have been 5 major antibody tests done, Spain, Germany, NY State, LA County and Santa Clara. All of them reached the same conclusion, 50-80 X the number of people have recovered from Covid than there have been confirmed cases. 50 X more cases means that the IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) goes down which is why the CDC puts it at. 26%. Team lockdown likes to forget about the low intensity symptom and asymptomatic cases when talking about the death rate "297,971 covid deaths in US, 16.1 M cases. 297,791 / 16,100,000 = 2% death rate" but then they like to remember then when finger wagging people for not using masks, then it's "there are who knows how many unknown cases. " The CDC puts the mortality rate at. 26% that's what it is, it's not 2% it's. 26% end of story.
Again, and again, and again, I will repeat, that the number of people who have died of all causes in the US in 2020 is the same as in 2017,2018, and 2019. Those years a total of 2. 85 million people died of all causes, right now we are at 2. 7 million with two weeks to go. 91% if the deaths were over 55,94% of them had an average of 2. 9 of the health issues that covid feeds on, the VAST majority of people who have died were elderly and sick before getting covid. There are lots of people dying WITH covid, there are few people dying OF covid.
Before you fingerwag me, just look. It's all right here. [URL]https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm[/URL].[/QUOTE]Real data from CDC.
". To be exact, the researchers reported that 299,028 more people died from Jan. 26 to Oct. 3 this year than on average during the same stretch from 2015 to 2019. ".
[QUOTE=SingDong99;5115509]Oh Christ, not another "follow the science" guy. You've been reading too much CNN.
The actual deaths CAUSED by this virus are a small fraction of the reported deaths. Follow the science and see for yourself.
The total deaths from all causes in the country are flat, year over year. Shouldn't they be 300 k higher? Follow the science bro.
You mention New Zealand, but only know what CNN reported. Do you know what's really happening there? They are in the midst of a mental health crisis and economic devastation. Drug use, suicide, poverty, all way up. Follow the science!
I would go on and on but fact based responses to folks like you usually falls on deaf ears.[/QUOTE]Dear Mr. SimgDong99,
You comment as though you actually know what your talking about. However I can't help but wonder how much " homework " have you actually done.
First let's talk about the definition of science.
(Definition of science.
1: the state of knowing: knowledge as distinguished from ignorance or misunderstanding).
Perhaps you should read the part about knowledge vs ignorance. Science is the study of FACT. Period.
Have you been on the World Health Organization website? Let me put a link here for you.
[URL]https://www.who.int[/URL]
On this website it clearly debunks the common statement by many an ignorant person I've heard say " The flu kills that many people every year ". In the year 2018 and 2019 influenza killed 35 K people in those 2 years combined. COVID-19 has killed 300 K in the United States alone. Now I know your going to reply with some ignorant ass comment like " those numbers are all fake " or hospitals are reporting every cause of death as COVID-19 ". Which simply is not true. Even if HALF of those 300 k deaths are " misreported " its still 150 k people in the US alone. The United States has the highest death numbers in the World. Next to us is India and Brazil. Now please tell me that your dumb ass doesn't think the entire World is in on some big hoax together?? Because if that is the case then your just a fucking retard.
What I find most interesting about fucktards like you is that at no time have you stopped and actually thought about why COVID-19 is hitting the United States so hard. Well let's think about it. What do we know about who is at risk to die from it? Older people, people who can't or won't be told what to do because they are smarter then scientists.
People with underlying health issues like being overweight or high blood pressure, or asthma or diabetes etc etc.
Now what do we know about the people of the United States? Number 1. You can't tell us shit (cause this is Amuurriccaa) which means anti maskers (maskholes) and people that ignore what we are told to do in order to help mitigatethe spread of COVID-19! Number 2 we are the most glutinous country in the world, over 70 percent of our population is considered to be overweight. Number 3, our fucking health care system is a joke. It sucks. And half the people in the United States don't even have health care because they can't afford it. So what do we get when you combine those three things with COVID-19? A whole lot of dead people! And I can't for the life of me understand why all you fucking idiots don't get it. It's really that simple.
But by all means genius, keep talking out the side of your cock holster like the entire Republican party that thinks they know better. By the way, remember after the first shut downs and the numbers went way down, all the Republicans wanted to open it back up because it was stupid to close things down? Well we opened everything back up and look where it fucking got us. Worse then it was in the spring. So that shoots that whole theory to shit. Thanks though. Not really. Because of all you assholes that insisted on us opening everything back up now we can't spend the holidays with our loved ones. Fanfuckingtastic! Thanks. All because God forbid we do what it takes!
And lastly just so I can save you from further embarrassments when you reply to this and insinuate that I must be African American. I am white. I live in Shelby Township and I can't can't stand all these Trumper out here that think they know everything and in reality all they do is regurgitate ignorant misinformation because they think it makes them look smart.
From cdc. Gov.
3. 038 M deaths from June 2020 to July 2019,12 months.
2. 855 M deaths from December 2019 to January 2019,12 months.
There are more deaths in 2020.
An estimated 27.5 million people, 8. 5% of the population, went without health insurance in 2018. That was an increase of 1. 9 million uninsured people, or 0. 5 percentage point.
More people were covered by Medicare, reflecting the aging of the baby boomers. But Medicaid coverage declined. The number of uninsured children also rose, and there were more uninsured adults ages 35-64.
[QUOTE=PeterGozinya;5115860]Dear Mr. SimgDong99,
You comment as though you actually know what your talking about. However I can't help but wonder how much " homework " have you actually done.
First let's talk about the definition of science.
(Definition of science.
1: the state of knowing: knowledge as distinguished from ignorance or misunderstanding).
Perhaps you should read the part about knowledge vs ignorance. Science is the study of FACT. Period.
Have you been on the World Health Organization website? Let me put a link here for you.
[URL]https://www.who.int[/URL]
On this website it clearly debunks the common statement by many an ignorant person I've heard say " The flu kills that many people every year ". In the year 2018 and 2019 influenza killed 35 K people in those 2 years combined. COVID-19 has killed 300 K in the United States alone. Now I know your going to reply with some ignorant ass comment like " those numbers are all fake " or hospitals are reporting every cause of death as COVID-19 ". Which simply is not true. Even if HALF of those 300 k deaths are " misreported " its still 150 k people in the US alone. The United States has the highest death numbers in the World. Next to us is India and Brazil. Now please tell me that your dumb ass doesn't think the entire World is in on some big hoax together?? Because if that is the case then your just a fucking retard.
What I find most interesting about fucktards like you is that at no time have you stopped and actually thought about why COVID-19 is hitting the United States so hard. Well let's think about it. What do we know about who is at risk to die from it? Older people, people who can't or won't be told what to do because they are smarter then scientists.
People with underlying health issues like being overweight or high blood pressure, or asthma or diabetes etc etc.
Now what do we know about the people of the United States? Number 1. You can't tell us shit (cause this is Amuurriccaa) which means anti maskers (maskholes) and people that ignore what we are told to do in order to help mitigatethe spread of COVID-19! Number 2 we are the most glutinous country in the world, over 70 percent of our population is considered to be overweight. Number 3, our fucking health care system is a joke. It sucks. And half the people in the United States don't even have health care because they can't afford it. So what do we get when you combine those three things with COVID-19? A whole lot of dead people! And I can't for the life of me understand why all you fucking idiots don't get it. It's really that simple.
But by all means genius, keep talking out the side of your cock holster like the entire Republican party that thinks they know better. By the way, remember after the first shut downs and the numbers went way down, all the Republicans wanted to open it back up because it was stupid to close things down? Well we opened everything back up and look where it fucking got us. Worse then it was in the spring. So that shoots that whole theory to shit. Thanks though. Not really. Because of all you assholes that insisted on us opening everything back up now we can't spend the holidays with our loved ones. Fanfuckingtastic! Thanks. All because God forbid we do what it takes!
And lastly just so I can save you from further embarrassments when you reply to this and insinuate that I must be African American. I am white. I live in Shelby Township and I can't can't stand all these Trumper out here that think they know everything and in reality all they do is regurgitate ignorant misinformation because they think it makes them look smart.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Nick6789;5116160]From cdc. Gov.
3. 038 M deaths from June 2020 to July 2019,12 months.
2. 855 M deaths from December 2019 to January 2019,12 months.
There are more deaths in 2020.[/QUOTE]Yes, there are more deaths in 2020 - I'm not sure where these other guys are getting their misinformation from. Furthermore, focusing on only deaths ignores the following:
For every 1 COVID death.
-19 more require hospitalization.
-18 of those will have permanent heart damage for the rest of their lives.
-10 will have permanent lung damage.
-3 will have strokes.
-2 will have neurological damage that leads to chronic weakness and loss of coordination.
-2 will have neurological damage that leads to loss of cognitive function.
Death rates aren't everything. You can survive and have lasting debilitating affects of a disease that isn't fully understood yet in terms of its long term consequences. Anecdotally, I know 2 people my life who technically have recovered from COVID but one still can't taste anything and the other is out of breath much faster than he otherwise would've been (it's been affecting his exercise regimen and makes him more fatigued throughout the day).
[QUOTE=PeterGozinya;5115860]Dear Mr. SimgDong99,
You comment as though you actually know what your talking about. However I can't help but wonder how much " homework " have you actually done.
First let's talk about the definition of science.
(Definition of science.
1: the state of knowing: knowledge as distinguished from ignorance or misunderstanding).
Perhaps you should read the part about knowledge vs ignorance. Science is the study of FACT. Period.
Have you been on the World Health Organization website? Let me put a link here for you.
[URL]https://www.who.int[/URL][/QUOTE]White rich lemming white middle-class republicans like this bing band song dung. White rich lemming white middle-class republicans all think they are like the rich while making maybe 50 k a year of meager pay then vote way out if their pay scale and vote republican. Why are republicans with thwir inbred thinking of not wearing masks so stupid? Trumps LOST now you stupid inbred lemming middle-class republicans can take your stupid inbred conspiracy theories and Mon. Science believing ways and go die. Fuk you all.
[QUOTE=SmoothDriver;5116586]White rich lemming white middle-class republicans like this bing band song dung. White rich lemming white middle-class republicans all think they are like the rich while making maybe 50 k a year of meager pay then vote way out if their pay scale and vote republican. Why are republicans with thwir inbred thinking of not wearing masks so stupid? Trumps LOST now you stupid inbred lemming middle-class republicans can take your stupid inbred conspiracy theories and Mon. Science believing ways and go die. Fuk you all.[/QUOTE]Man alive "SmoothDriver"- you have some major issues going on within, You are a prefect example why this country is the way it is! Just sayin'.
JB.
[QUOTE=TeeTime69;5116205]An estimated 27.5 million people, 8. 5% of the population, went without health insurance in 2018. That was an increase of 1. 9 million uninsured people, or 0. 5 percentage point.
More people were covered by Medicare, reflecting the aging of the baby boomers. But Medicaid coverage declined. The number of uninsured children also rose, and there were more uninsured adults ages 35-64[/QUOTE]Besides the fact that the only thing you pointed out about my post was a minor detail. Your reply is also incorrect or should I say partial information. You see, just because at the time of the last census it was 8. 5 percent it doesn't tell the entire story.
In the first half of 2020,43. 4 percent of USA Adults ages 19 to 64 were inadequately insured. This is statistically unchanged from the last time we fielded the survey in 2018. The adult uninsured rate was 12.5 percent. Aug 19,2020.
This came from an article found on the following link.
[URL]https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/issue-briefs/2020/aug/looming-crisis-health-coverage-2020-biennial[/URL]#text=In%20 the%20 first%20 half%20 of%202020%2 C%2043.4%20 percent%20 of%20 USA, uninsured%20 rate%20 was%2012.5%20 percent.
Just like when you see an article or story in the news. You should always check more than one source my friend. Don't just take the first bit of information you find and assume it to be factual.
More importantly you miss the real point. And that is that because our health care system sucks for a plethora of reasons the average citizen doesn't take care of themselves in a prevention measure its typically more of the emergency measure which leads to health problems being worse because they weren't taken care of in the early stages. As well as the fact that people that are overweight are inherently going to have a higher probability of having health issues. And that is more importantly the message I was trying to get across.