people seem to be having a hard time self regulating.
we have a second wave here and people are playing basketball like its nobodies business...
my mom cant self regulate.
i havent heard that it does not affect the heart, but i havent followed it too closely. you can probably find scientists who will say anything, but that doesnt make it true or not. let us know why you think your source is credible when you post it.There is also some scientific push-back on the studies that purport to link covid to heart damage. I can't find a credible source to link yet, but I'm sure It's coming.
when people dont treat me as i would want to be treated, IE not staying at home when they are sick, then it becomes my business. obviously. thats when their freedom interferes with my own.It is nobody's business. Worry about yourself. If you are concerned about dying from covid, stay away from others, don't force them to accommodate you. Very simple stuff. Second wave. That including the vast majority of false positives?
Trump had it right in the beginning. Should have listened to his gut and just ignored it.
they clearly ed up. look how long it took them to flatten the curve. 2.5 months to do it. pathetic. looks like they did a lockdown on 6/25 to achieve that kind of drop:Now he's talking trash about Sweden, when they clearly got it right. See, I don't support everything Trump does or says.
Now he's talking trash about Sweden, when they clearly got it right. See, I don't support everything Trump does or says.
It's childish to ignore the increased deaths you choose to veer away from and instead blame on old age and china fears.What is the average age of death from the Chinese Virus?
when people dont treat me as i would want to be treated, IE not staying at home when they are sick, then it becomes my business. obviously. thats when their freedom interferes with my own.
The flatten the curve idea was to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed. If their healthcare system was able to keep up they probably did ok. Beginning of June for most people there to be outside often would also coincide with a drop in cases by mid June.they clearly ed up. look how long it took them to flatten the curve. 2.5 months to do it. pathetic. looks like they did a lockdown on 6/25 to achieve that kind of drop:
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How Did Sweden Flatten Its Curve Without a Lockdown?
One expert credits a 'good-enough strategy'; others worry that it won't lastwww.medpagetoday.com
i dont necessarily trust this source but i assume this to be true.
Nope.looks like they did a lockdown on 6/25 to achieve that kind of drop:
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no when you dont follow the golden rule is when you have too much freedom. for example if im blasting the music so loud that im disturbing my neighbours is an example of me having too much freedom.Doesn't work that way. Everyone's rights interfere with everyone else's freedoms. That's a very simple explanation of societies. You don't get to tell people when they have to stay home to keep you safe. If you don't feel safe, you stay home.
Like you said, you can find scientists who will say anything, and they have said all sorts of bull about covid 19, before they had any facts, as though they were true. One being asymptomatic transmission. Even after that was disproven, they still pushed it as a possibility, and used that as an excuse to force people to stay home, close down businesses, and wear useless masks. When scientists lie, and it destroys countless people's lives, they should be held accountable.
i agree the answer could be complicated.There are too many confounding factors to know why Sweden didn't do as well as other Scandinavian countries. But compared to the rest of Europe, they are middle of the road. If you argue from a conclusion, you pick the data sets that support your conclusion. When you examine the evidence and let that guide you to a conclusion, you will be closer to the truth.
Very childish of you to dodge my question.It's childish to ignore the increased deaths you choose to veer away from and instead blame on old age and china fears.
Um, can you have more than one case per capita?i agree the answer could be complicated.
sweden is #5 for deaths per million in the world. so thats definitely not middle of hte road. im going to find how many cases they had per capita next.
they clearly ed up. look how long it took them to flatten the curve. 2.5 months to do it. pathetic. looks like they did a lockdown on 6/25 to achieve that kind of drop:
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and sweden had the most cases per million in europe, #10 worst in the world.There are too many confounding factors to know why Sweden didn't do as well as other Scandinavian countries. But compared to the rest of Europe, they are middle of the road. If you argue from a conclusion, you pick the data sets that support your conclusion. When you examine the evidence and let that guide you to a conclusion, you will be closer to the truth.
He'll work his way through it.Um, can you have more than one case per capita?