Social Trump positive with the China Virus

[wbubbles]

You're very emotional.

Theres a 99.8% recovery rate. They'll be ok.

Youre thinking of only mortality and not factoring the heart, lung, kidney damage and the chronic fatigue and the other long term issues. This is not something to take lightly.

 

[Slick_36]

Masks HELP prevent spread of the virus not contraction

So the dude will gas civilians for his safety to take a photo op, but he can't require those close to him to wear masks?

 

[Slick_36]

 

[LangfordBarrow]

I expect silence when they're all recovered.

It looks like you should be the one with the @nostradumbass handle.

 

[LangfordBarrow]

Tell us which years Trump is referring to that had over 100,000 flu deaths. Once you give us that, compare it with 210,000 and counting.

Out of likes but that was an own.

 

[LangfordBarrow]

Masks HELP prevent spread of the virus not contraction

So an infected Trump should be wearing a mask right?

 

[K1levelgrappler]

 

[LangfordBarrow]

Do you leftists even know you are the scum of earth? Have no policy, just ad hominem attacks labels and buzzwords.

 

[TheBlondBomber]

Get serious man. This is a hundred year virus. If the human immune system could cope with this there wouldn't be a worldwide pandemic.

get serious man. Only olds and fats die, and even then, the vast majority dont.

 

[nac386]

eh, we know that 210,000 is inflated. Its not even really a well kept secret.

Also, hasn't covid lasted longer than a typical flu season?

There is absolutely no reason to believe that Covid numbers are more inflated than Flu numbers. Most of what I've read has actually suggested the opposite.

The fact that Covid has lasted longer than a typical Flu season is another reason for concern. That makes the disease more worrisome, not less worrisome. With the Flu, you can at least predict when the numbers will rise and fall. Covid has not given the same seasonal indication. The year's Covid deaths could end up well over 250,000.

To be clear, this is the average Flu death toll for the last 30 years:

A new analysis of the past 31 flu seasons, put out by the CDC this afternoon, shows that 36K might have been a third too high. It's more like 23,607 per year, on average. But it all depends on how you slice the data.

So Covid has been 10x more deadly this year than the Flu over the last 30 years. If you use the highest estimate of Flu deaths, it's 7x more deadly (assuming we end up around 250k for Covid).

 

[LangfordBarrow]

get serious man. Only olds and fats die, and even then, the vast majority dont.

If you don't die it doesn't count.

 

[TheBlondBomber]

If you don't die it doesn't count.

What’s the alternative to dying? Are people turning into zombies or being paralyzed? Or are they sick for a few days and then okay?

 

[aldeniro78]

get serious man. Only olds and fats die, and even then, the vast majority dont.

Welp, that's in no way true.

 

[The XL]

The death rate for 2020 projects to be about the same as 2019. All of those people who allegedly died of Covid could have easily died from something else, but because they happened to have the virus in their system, it's being attributed to that. There is absolutely nothing that proves that this thing has killed 200K people.

 

[The XL]

Youre thinking of only mortality and not factoring the heart, lung, kidney damage and the chronic fatigue and the other long term issues. This is not something to take lightly.

If those things are actually even prevalent in a significant amount of cases. Could be more fear porn. Gotta keep the lockdowns going for as long as possible.

 

[TheBlondBomber]

Welp, that's in no way true.

Out of the 200,000 covid related deaths, how many are people 0-55 with no underlying conditions?

 

[dirtypablo]

There is absolutely no reason to believe that Covid numbers are more inflated than Flu numbers. Most of what I've read has actually suggested the opposite.

The fact that Covid has lasted longer than a typical Flu season is another reason for concern. That makes the disease more worrisome, not less worrisome. With the Flu, you can at least predict when the numbers will rise and fall. Covid has not given the same seasonal indication. The year's Covid deaths could end up well over 250,000.

To be clear, this is the average Flu death toll for the last 30 years:


So Covid has been 10x more deadly this year than the Flu over the last 30 years. If you use the highest estimate of Flu deaths, it's 7x more deadly (assuming we end up around 250k for Covid).

Death toll is expected to be around 400k by end of year.

 

[nac386]

Death toll is expected to be around 400k by end of year.

I didn't know that, that's horrific.

 

[wbubbles]

If those things are actually even prevalent in a significant amount of cases. Could be more fear porn. Gotta keep the lockdowns going for as long as possible.

Well i work in a hospital and have actually been around real cases and seen the symptoms and the after-effects sooo...

 

[shockaholic12]

What’s the alternative to dying? Are people turning into zombies or being paralyzed? Or are they sick for a few days and then okay?

throughout the year 1/3rd to 1/2 the ICU cases were under 65. So often enough extremely sick, with possible long term damage to their health, and tens of thousands in medical debt.