Coronavirus

[It will be fine]

Curious to compare the numbers of deaths due to influenza and covid. You know Italy has the oldest population on Earth right?

Japan has the oldest population. America has the fattest population on Earth. How do you think that will work out?

 

[newfie]

If it meant saving the economy to get re-elected, he probably wouldn't care

if that was the case he would have never shut things down. think man think

 

[It will be fine]

I'm not interested in Trump's conspiracy theories. Doubt it's true.

Doubt? It’s a straight lie from the bully pulpit.

 

[newfie]

 

[Eat Sleep Fish]

Covid is much more deadly than influenza.

You may be right. You may be wrong. Hard to believe anything anymore. Just last week Fauci said chloroquine should not be prescribed. A few days later, when asked if he were a doc would he prescribe it, he said without a doubt. Your 15 minutes is up Fauci. Move along.

 

[Jones]

Assuming 50% of the population eventually gets infected at the current mortality rate 100k is way too low.

 

[MAKAVELI]

if that was the case he would have never shut things down. think man think

He does just enough to keep his sheep in line. And you are proof that it's working.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

March 29 (GMT)

• 18203 new cases and 251 new deaths in the United States
  
  
  Among the deaths: a 42-year-old woman in Arkansas with no pre-existing health condition (and who had never been hospitalized before, according to her sister) who felt "a little sick" on March 15 and thought it to be a cold or a sinus infection. After developing shortness of breath and cough that wouldn't go away, she was admitted to the hospital on March 24 and tested positive to Covid-19. She was put on a ventilator in ICU and, after 4 days (on Saturday, March 28), she died.

is u scared

 

[rickyb]

You won’t be happy until everyone works a unionized commune. LOL.

sounds better than 95% non unionized capitalism or whatever america is at!

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

They should be the only country we are talking about. They are the only one that was relatively successful in handling the virus.

So strong borders and private industry is the answer. Ok.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Assuming 50% of the population eventually gets infected at the current mortality rate 100k is way too low.

No one knows what the mortality rate is.

 

[Wontmake9.5]

March 29 (GMT)

• 18203 new cases and 251 new deaths in the United States
  
  
  Among the deaths: a 42-year-old woman in Arkansas with no pre-existing health condition (and who had never been hospitalized before, according to her sister) who felt "a little sick" on March 15 and thought it to be a cold or a sinus infection. After developing shortness of breath and cough that wouldn't go away, she was admitted to the hospital on March 24 and tested positive to Covid-19. She was put on a ventilator in ICU and, after 4 days (on Saturday, March 28), she died.

She probably vaped

 

[tonyexpress]

I am not ignorant and I care for those with underlying conditions/old age. My own Mom and Dad won't even hug me now, which is cool. They are scared. I am not. A handshake from a stranger will not spread a damn thing. Nor will a hug from my parents. I don't chew my nails or pick my nose or touch my face a ton anyways. Been a handwashing freak since I was a kid. Never touch the door handles and the whole nine. There is a reason I rarely get sick.

Your mom & dad have every right to be concerned that they could die with actions from a son acting ignorantly. But hey, you and your gut know better lol. Meeting strangers and shaking their hands is ignorant. The Virus is asymptomatic, not showing any symptoms in a person that may have it.

In other words, you can wash your hands and not pick your nose but that doesn't stop the droplets from a breathing/coughing person from being transmitted to you if you don't stay your distance.

 

[Eat Sleep Fish]

Your mom & dad have every right to be concerned that they could die with actions from a son acting ignorantly. But hey, you and your gut know better lol. Meeting strangers and shaking their hands is ignorant. The Virus is asymptomatic, not showing any symptoms in a person that may have it.

In other words, you can wash your hands and not pick your nose but that doesn't stop the droplets from a breathing/coughing person from being transmitted to you if you don't stay your distance.

Keep living in fear. There is a word for people like you. Sheeple.

 

[MAKAVELI]

Keep living in fear. There is a word for people like you. Sheeple.

Is that what you would tell someone who lost a loved one to this disease?

 

[tonyexpress]

Keep living in fear. There is a word for people like you. Sheeple.

I'd call it living with common sense for the current times. I'm definitely not living in fear.

Maybe you could volunteer as a greeter at Walmart.

You keep going with that gut though.

 

[Jones]

Keep living in fear. There is a word for people like you. Sheeple.

You're being very foolish.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

She probably vaped

Obese
Probably untreated early onset diabetes

 

[Poop Head]

People shouldnt die. Period.

 

[Poop Head]

March 29 (GMT)

• 18203 new cases and 251 new deaths in the United States
  
  
  Among the deaths: a 42-year-old woman in Arkansas with no pre-existing health condition (and who had never been hospitalized before, according to her sister) who felt "a little sick" on March 15 and thought it to be a cold or a sinus infection. After developing shortness of breath and cough that wouldn't go away, she was admitted to the hospital on March 24 and tested positive to Covid-19. She was put on a ventilator in ICU and, after 4 days (on Saturday, March 28), she died.

Weak