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52 Million deaths this year
So 97.4% deaths in 2020 are from something other than COVID.
What are you trying to imply here?
That we should put down our awereness because theres not enough dead people?
Giving context.
Seems scary if people say X died so adding context. So far right now 85K people have died today and the tally is still running.
Im not worried about those 85k people dead from diabetic..heart disease..accident..homicide..or any other causes....
Im worried about the people died from Covid...
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Remember in they pre covid halcyon days when you may have been in a room, public transport or even a mall with many souls who may have had a cold or a flu and other than maybe a token 'oh don't pass it on' gesture people just went about there business without a second thought?I was directly (and I mean like two feet away from a symptomatic person, both of us wearing masks though) exposed to COVID 11 days ago. Long before that and since (I only found out about the exposer on Saturday) I've taken 2000IU of Vitamin D every day. So far no symptoms.
Remember in they pre covid halcyon days when you may have been in a room, public transport or even a mall with many souls who may have had a cold or a flu and other than maybe a token 'oh don't pass it on' gesture people just went about there business without a second thought?
Now you have a illness with very similar symptoms and fatality rates doing the rounds but because it has been marketed to you as the black plauge people are acting irrationally at best and down right certified bat shit crazy at the other end of the scale.
As Bill Hicks said...'is there anyone in here tonight involved in marketing?.....kill yourself.
You just perfectly demonstrated the problem with mainstream coverage of this pandemic, from heads of state all the way down to the average person on the street.
When you focus entirely on one virus at the expense of everything else you are no longer acting in the interest of public health. That myopic view is counterproductive.
People aren't pretending COVID isn't real. But people like you are pretending that it doesn't matter if younger people suffer/die so long as Grandma gets a couple extra months of miserable life (because she can't see her Grandkids, that would be too dangerous).Counterproducitive what?
You re the one being ridiculous by trying to underestimate/ deny the existence/ danger of this disease
This is a covid thread then of course il discuss about covid
If you want to worry about other cause of death then make you own thread
Youre the one being counter productive by moving goalpost/derailing the thread here
You will continue to act like this/ underestimate this even thought confesion of some our gaf member sufering from covid from several page before but yet you chose to ignore it, until someone close to you suffer or die from covid
Thats the moment when reality hits you in the face
People aren't pretending COVID isn't real. But people like you are pretending that it doesn't matter if younger people suffer/die so long as Grandma gets a couple extra months of miserable life (because she can't see her Grandkids, that would be too dangerous).
Saying it's "derailing" to talk about other causes of death when COVID response is specifically causing non-COVID deaths is a ridiculous notion. Go to a COVID cultist site if all you want to hear is how the world should be huddled in fear from COVID.
I'd love to see that bar bill. I wanna see the cost of those drinks, like 100 each? What drink is worth that? I understand that bill might include food or appetizers, but still, that's an expensive bill for so few people.
French Laundry is a three-star Michelin restaurant. For several years it was rated the #1 best restaurant in the world.
As someone who has had the good fortune to visit several three stars, the drinks aren't priced like that, they probably bought *very* expensive bottles of wine.
French Laundry is a three-star Michelin restaurant. For several years it was rated the #1 best restaurant in the world.
As someone who has had the good fortune to visit several three stars, the drinks aren't priced like that, they probably bought *very* expensive bottles of wine.
Counterproductive what?
Needlessly scaring, masking, separating and locking people/businesses down using statistical fraud isn't saving anyone's life, it's doing the opposite. The propaganda-driven panic and lock downs early on were largely responsible for the deaths that piled up high earlier in the year. The PCR tests are being misused, reporting all their positive test results as infectious cases is unquestionably deceptive. How do you defend that?
Reiner Fuellmich's team filed their legal complaint in Berlin (can find it here). The clock's ticking on the fearmongers, my biggest concern now is the vaccines.
That number's just before the 4 min mark in the video tied to that story.
Canadians put the whole fucking country into lock down when practically all our deaths were in long term care facilities. Now ask me why I'm pissed off entering month 9 of these ridiculous measures.
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Fearmongering? HAHAHAHA !
Feel free if you dont want to wear mask buddy
Nobody is forcing you
If you or your family died because you spread it to them then dont blame us its all your responsibilities
I wasn't worried about COVID until I just read I might become dumber (lose 8 IQ) as a long term consequence.
The other side is that people were not taking the common cold or flu seriously enough. I doubt little that C-19 is a virus that is a little worse than those existing pathogens which does not yet have a reliable vaccine. I don't believe masks work as well as people think either, but whatever, I'll wear them.Remember in they pre covid halcyon days when you may have been in a room, public transport or even a mall with many souls who may have had a cold or a flu and other than maybe a token 'oh don't pass it on' gesture people just went about there business without a second thought?
Now you have a illness with very similar symptoms and fatality rates doing the rounds but because it has been marketed to you as the black plauge people are acting irrationally at best and down right certified bat shit crazy at the other end of the scale.
As Bill Hicks said...'is there anyone in here tonight involved in marketing?.....kill yourself.
Thank you for your thoughts, I appreciate them. That study seems over my head though with it's academic language. I'm still going to listen to the "flatten the curve" tag line. Sure, we may all get it some day but we may as well all not get it at once.I’m pretty sure I dealt with pneumonia before, once, and not sure which virus caused it but I dealt with that in 2018 in great health and had a tough time for three days. I never went to the doctors but for a while, I thought I was honestly in trouble one night and questioned if my chest would feel heavier than it already did when I went to bed that night. Pulled through
Now I’m just trying to estimate how I would deal with SARS-CoV-2 now with my current health situation. I think my next step is to begin studying a bit about SARS-CoV and comparing it with SARS-CoV-2. Probably got the former at some point during 2004-2020 so if it’s about as bad as Covid-19 maybe I’ll be able to get past that virus in the same amount of time? Not sure
I’ll be researching to see if SARS-CoV can attach itself to the ACE2 receptors in the body, and if it can harm the organs and tissues of the body in the same ways SARS-CoV-2 does
Would rather not catch anything, but for a while I’ve been questioning just how terrible is this new virus? It’s terrible, but is it going to be terrible in my case when/if I contract it. Seems inevitable that everyone will contract it at some point. Might as well, in my case, have an idea of how it will go
The night I was battling the pneumonia I think I had, I couldn’t sleep and was delirious that night as well so it’s possible that my brain tissue was affected during that virus in 2018, which means I potentially got past something at least on par with Covid-19. Idk, still a lot of questions I have and so does everyone else. Thought I’d brainstorm here
in case anyone is interested, here is a random study I was reading:
I'm still going to listen to the "flatten the curve" tag line. Sure, we may all get it some day but we may as well all not get it at once.