Texas, Florida, Arizona and other Red States getting REKT by Covid-19

[Dave22reborn]

All 4 were tested the week B4(one kid/6 times total this year)
And we were seated at 2 tables, so there is that.

You're still part of the problem, they were tested the week before, but what if they got it the next day?

[x-trainer ben]

You're still part of the problem, they were tested the week before, but what if they got it the next day?

Oh please, gtfoh with that silly statement!
Who gets tested daily?
Maybe hospital staff.
People are careful around here because of pre existing issues and concerns, so n=6 is not that dangerous.
And guess what, no one is showing symptoms.

[Dave22reborn]

Oh please, gtfoh with that silly statement!
Who gets tested daily?
Maybe hospital staff.
People are careful around here because of pre existing issues and concerns, so n=6 is not that dangerous.
And guess what, no one is showing symptoms.

You don't have to show symptoms, now we might have a new surge because people like you couldn't do what the scientists and politicians recommended......so selfish.

[JustTheDad]

Why not just watch it yourself? He brought up the fact that despite what we were told about no natural immunity, that seems to be false and talks about that, talks about cross immunity, talks about how the PCR tests are not meant to be used the way they are.

You know, if "cross immunity" was really significant against COVID, pediatricians should never get it. They spend half their day looking down the throats of snotty coughing virus factories. We used to call their patients "vectors". Heck, daycare and nursery school workers should also be fairly immune, and so should most elementary school teachers. The reality is, statistics on the virus show it's highly transmissible and we don't have significant pre-existing immunity.

I don't agree with a many of the steps that are being taken to try and reduce transmission, but given how stupidly a lot of people acted over the past several months, all of this was predictable.

On the plus side, the odds are good we'll have some limited vaccine availability by the second quarter of 2021.

Iceman, I'm still checking the daily mortality every few days to see which of us was right. Sadly, it's looking like it may be you.

[badreligion]

You know, if "cross immunity" was really significant against COVID, pediatricians should never get it. They spend half their day looking down the throats of snotty coughing virus factories. We used to call their patients "vectors". Heck, daycare and nursery school workers should also be fairly immune, and so should most elementary school teachers. The reality is, statistics on the virus show it's highly transmissible and we don't have significant pre-existing immunity.

I don't agree with a many of the steps that are being taken to try and reduce transmission, but given how stupidly a lot of people acted over the past several months, all of this was predictable.

On the plus side, the odds are good we'll have some limited vaccine availability by the second quarter of 2021.

Iceman, I'm still checking the daily mortality every few days to see which of us was right. Sadly, it's looking like it may be you.

Well he did say a natural immunity I think would be in only 40% of the people, I'd have to watch it again. Based on what he said I agree that this virus is no where near as lethal as has been hyped and the way the go about figuring out who actually has it is flawed and is doing nothing but increasing panic and fear.

[Cleveland33]

What a senseless analogy. Odds are you’ll be in 3 or 4 car crashes in your life despite the tens of thousands of times you’re in a car. Of those crashes the odds are 1 in 100 it will be fatal. Plus car crashes aren’t contagious. And yet billons are spent to make cars safer.


If your odds of getting in a plane crash were the same as dying of Covid, the airfare industry would be bankrupt in a year.

If you’re going to argue at least be intellectually honest.

what are your odds of dying from Covid? you seem so positive by that analogy, please tell us the odds.

[SillieBazzillie]

what are your odds of dying from Covid? you seem so positive by that analogy, please tell us the odds.

Well so far 1 in 10k Americans have died from Covid. And we ain't close to being done yet. So your odds of dying from covid are significantly higher than dying from a car wreck, yet we spend BILLIONS and pass tons of laws trying to minimize the risk.

Happy?

[Cleveland33]

Well so far 1 in 10k Americans have died from Covid. And we ain't close to being done yet. So your odds of dying from covid are significantly higher than dying from a car wreck, yet we spend BILLIONS and pass tons of laws trying to minimize the risk.

Happy?

No, I would like to know the odds.

[SillieBazzillie]

Well so far 1 in 10k Americans have died from Covid. And we ain't close to being done yet. So your odds of dying from covid are significantly higher than dying from a car wreck, yet we spend BILLIONS and pass tons of laws trying to minimize the risk.

Happy?

And when covid deaths hit 400k sometime in January, the death rate will be 1 in 6,500. No one would fly if 1 in every 6,500 airplanes crashed or you had a fatal car wreck every 6,500 car rides you took.

And yet BILIONS are spent to eek out even small improvements in the safety of these modes of transportation.

You virus deniers are dopes.

[SillieBazzillie]

No, I would like to know the odds.

What about 1 in 10k do you not understand?

holy smokes.

[Cleveland33]

What about 1 in 10k do you not understand?

holy smokes.

those are not the odds

[Cleveland33]

And when covid deaths hit 400k sometime in January, the death rate will be 1 in 6,500. No one would fly if 1 in every 6,500 airplanes crashed or you had a fatal car wreck every 6,500 car rides you took.

none of these are the same calculation

[chaunce54]

What about 1 in 10k do you not understand?

holy smokes.

one one hundredth percent of the population?

holy smokes.

The abortion rate was 11.3 abortions per 1,000 women aged 15–44 years, and the abortion ratio was 189 abortions per 1,000 live births.

[SillieBazzillie]

one one hundredth percent of the population?

holy smokes.

The abortion rate was 11.3 abortions per 1,000 women aged 15–44 years, and the abortion ratio was 189 abortions per 1,000 live births.

So what? Is abortion contagious? Women are choosing to get a clump of cells removed, that's their choice. Abortion is legal in all first world countries.

And what would you do with the million extra babies born each year?

[BFast55]

So what? Is abortion contagious? Women are choosing to get a clump of cells removed, that's their choice. Abortion is legal in all first world countries.

And what would you do with the million extra babies born each year?

This response makes me wonder why you don't support the virus infecting more people.

[SillieBazzillie]

This response makes me wonder why you don't support the virus infecting more people.

If you can't tell the difference between actual people dying vs a clump of cells, I can't help you boyo.

[chaunce54]

So what? Is abortion contagious? Women are choosing to get a clump of cells removed, that's their choice. Abortion is legal in all first world countries.

And what would you do with the million extra babies born each year?

lol, just further proves the point. That's what I love about you sillie. You always accidentally prove me right.


It's COMPLETELY preventable, yet still more prevalent than the most deadly and contagious virus in human history...

[BFast55]

So what? Is abortion contagious? Women are choosing to get a clump of cells removed, that's their choice. Abortion is legal in all first world countries.

And what would you do with the million extra babies born each year?

You've gotta admit, he's got you there. Now you must awkwardly support abortion while claiming we need to pull out all the stops to halt something less deadly.

[Cleveland33]

If you can't tell the difference between actual people dying vs a clump of cells, I can't help you boyo.

wait - why is one a clump of cells and the other an actual person? Aren't we all clumps of cells?

I would argue that at least the people dying of covid had their chance.

[z4v4]

So what? Is abortion contagious? Women are choosing to get a clump of cells removed, that's their choice. Abortion is legal in all first world countries.

And what would you do with the million extra babies born each year?

Cletus' philosophy:

Abortion = "life is too precious"

Covid deaths = "people die from all sorts of things, but I'm not wearing a mask because muh freedoms is more important than other people's lives"

[ViolentZ]

Its about risk vs reward. That's why driving a car and deaths related to cars is a great analogy. We are willing to accept a certain amount of death for cars. So clearly there is an acceptable number, and not the "if even 1 person dies its too many" garbage people try to spew.

Whats an acceptable number of covid deaths for u in usa

[SillieBazzillie]

lol, just further proves the point. That's what I love about you sillie. You always accidentally prove me right.


It's COMPLETELY preventable, yet still more prevalent than the most deadly and contagious virus in human history...

Why do we need to prevent abortions? Are they contagious? Are they a huge risk to the mother?

Aware me.

[Cleveland33]

Whats an acceptable number of covid deaths for u in usa

more than 1% - annually

[chaunce54]

Cletus' philosophy:

Abortion = "life is too precious"

Covid deaths = "people die from all sorts of things, but I'm not wearing a mask because muh freedoms is more important than other people's lives"

And you can't tell the difference between a natural death and an unnatural, completely preventable death...


Then you wonder why people think you're a complete moron.

[Cleveland33]

Why do we need to prevent abortions? Are they contagious? Are they a huge risk to the mother?

Aware me.

why do we need to prevent covid deaths beyond people taking their own personal responsibility like every other disease?

[BFast55]

Cletus' philosophy:

Abortion = "life is too precious"

Covid deaths = "people die from all sorts of things, but I'm not wearing a mask because muh freedoms is more important than other people's lives"

It's almost like we've been living with viruses for all of human history or something. I full expect you to mask up during flu season. Even though we all know you've never done so in the past.

[z4v4]

And you can't tell the difference between a natural death and an unnatural, completely preventable death...


Then you wonder why people think you're a complete moron.

Yes, covid is completely preventable. Glad you agree.

[chaunce54]

Yes, covid is completely preventable. Glad you agree.

lol, doubling down on your stupidity. Classic!

[BFast55]

Yes, covid is completely preventable. Glad you agree.

LOL no it's not. What an asinine statement.
Then again neither is the common cold or the flu. And we have a vaccine for the flu.

[z4v4]

LOL no it's not. What an asinine statement.
Then again neither is the common cold or the flu. And we have a vaccine for the flu.

Well, it is completely preventable, but it requires your Alabama educated ass to behave as a smart person.