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Zak24gege wrote: View Post
Now the Common Flu is a seasonal occurrence returning every year in a mutated form hence the partial effectiveness of vaccines. Is the coronavirus here to stay or will it be a 1 shot deal and eventually die-out like SARS?
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jimmie wrote: View Post...I’ll pose the same question I pose to climate science deniers: Who and more importantly why is pushing thus conspiracy? What does anyone have to gain? I mean, it had to be a worldwide propaganda effort at this point, right??
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KeonClark wrote: View Post
This thread isn't ready to go down that rabbit hole
But check this out, the morality (death count) in europe hasn't increased really at all compared to years past....I know, I know..."yet"...
http://euromomo.eu/
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2020/04/...ockdowns-work/
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Puffer wrote: View Post
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-minister-warns-japan-has-been-pushed-to-the-brink-as-it-struggles-to/
Calls for a lockdown have been growing on social media, with many Twitter users expressing worry and pointing to the more draconian measures taken in cities elsewhere around the world.
“One of my friends who works in Tokyo is still commuting on packed trains,†wrote a user under the Twitter handle Arikan.
“I’m a little embarrassed by how indecisive Japan is compared with other nations.â€
I find it funnyOnly one thing matters: We The Champs.
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MixxAOR wrote: View Post
wow lol
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I'm not sure what point is trying to be conveyed by doing a comparison of population to number reported as infected. And I'm not asking any one person but I've seen enough similar posts.
The thing is that Japan may have 2384 reported or tested cases, but there isn't enough test kits to test everyone so there might be hundreds or thousands more infected. And those people are walking around infecting people unknowingly. As seen in Italy, Spain and in the US, this virus can spread like wildfire, so it's best to take all the extra measures feasible to contain it before it gets out of control as it has at those places.
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LJ2 wrote: View PostI'm not sure what point is trying to be conveyed by doing a comparison of population to number reported as infected. And I'm not asking any one person but I've seen enough similar posts.
The thing is that Japan may have 2384 reported or tested cases, but there isn't enough test kits to test everyone so there might be hundreds or thousands more infected. And those people are walking around infecting people unknowingly. As seen in Italy, Spain and in the US, this virus can spread like wildfire, so it's best to take all the extra measures feasible to contain it before it gets out of control as it has at those places.
https://www.myhealthunit.ca/en/healt...llet-2-eng.pdf
Again, of all known cases in Canada 98% have little to mild issues. 2% are very serious and much depends on age and other conditions present at the time of contraction.
The point is not to underestimate or not respect the seriousness of the potential situation. But also to acknowledge that the media is driving much of the hysteria and people need to take both precautions as well as even keeled factual outlook.
https://globalnews.ca/news/6503722/c...us-death-risk/
It's possible to do both without being called a denier.
EDIT *without BEING a denier*, I don't think it's possible to do both and not be called oneLast edited by G__Deane; Thu Apr 2, 2020, 10:34 AM.
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comrades.
the woman in the video who is bragging that she was able to buy everything she needed because the americans didn't know what was coming is real. china was instructing chinese nationals all over the world to start buying as much supplies as possible about 3 months ago. and of course china had it's over seas nationals who own overseas companies to send back as much medical supplies as possible. ccp law is world law. quick reminder you can be friends with a communist, but you just have to do everything they say at all times. friendship with chinese characteristics.
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G__Deane wrote: View Post
27X the number of people of people in Canada (so far) who have died this year from COVID (129), normally die from flu in an average year (3500).
https://www.myhealthunit.ca/en/healt...llet-2-eng.pdf
Again, of all known cases in Canada 98% have little to mild issues. 2% are very serious and much depends on age and other conditions present at the time of contraction.
The point is not to underestimate or not respect the seriousness of the potential situation. But also to acknowledge that the media is driving much of the hysteria and people need to take both precautions as well as even keeled factual outlook.
https://globalnews.ca/news/6503722/c...us-death-risk/
It's possible to do both without being called a denier.
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inthepaint wrote: View Post
Japan has a population of 126.8 million and 2384 cases. That's 0.0018% of their population. Out of that 0.0018%, you're gonna get your 80% with mild to no symptoms. The first case detected there was January 3rd, so it will be 3 full months tomorrow. There's been 57 deaths since that time. If hypothetically they had another 57 deaths before Friday, that would be 114 people dead out of their 126.8M (ie 0.00009% of their population). And that's in an old country, geographically close to where it all started. Pretty sure there are plenty of worse places than Japan out there when it comes to this.
Only one thing matters: We The Champs.
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