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post 1610560931 07-14-2020, 10:11 AM
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> fox news
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pick one.

Misc, always look for multiple sources from unbiased news groups.
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post 1610561321 07-14-2020, 10:14 AM
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People often get Stockholm syndrome when held captive. An irrational emotional bond between captor and captive.
To me that is exactly what has happened. People want to be held captive at this point because this is what we now know as normal. Politicians are just giving people what they want.

If you think this ends with a vaccine you are crazy.

All you can do at a personal level is live your life and get stronger, more educated, more skilled, more well read while most are getting fatter, weaker and stupid. The best part of this is you can see who the morons are in your life based on their reaction to this. Get rid of them in your life.

I am good at this point. If we want to play this game all decade I am good.
post 1610561361 07-14-2020, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted By Sarevoke75
> fox news
> reliable source

pick one.

Misc, always look for multiple sources from unbiased news groups.
Local fox != national fox
post 1610561611 07-14-2020, 10:18 AM
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Somebody told me that when you get tested positive you keep getting tested until you come back negative and each of those positives count.

I'd expect a jump in cases due to reopening for sure. I'd like to see what the death rate is over this time.
LOL @ people who follow politics
post 1610561731 07-14-2020, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted By JaxBrah
https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/fo...ovid-19-report



hospitals are reporting 100% positivity, meaning every single person they tested were positive according to them.

keep in mind, it are these ludicrous “reports” from hospitals and clinics, that major outlets refuse to do actual investigative journalism on, that are being used to close back down everything, justify governors to cease control of the means of production, and to cause nationwide hysteria
That makes sense. THere is drive through testing but how do they get 15,000 positives in a weekend. So its only 15,000 tested in a weekend, which is still alot. 10% of that = 1500 cases.

107 people hospitalized per 100,000 positive cases.

lol thats like 2 people admitted to the hospital for COVID over the weekend for the entire state. But Florida is an epicenter and national emergency right?
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Originally Posted By Miked1978
Somebody told me that when you get tested positive you keep getting tested until you come back negative and each of those positives count.

I'd expect a jump in cases due to reopening for sure. I'd like to see what the death rate is over this time.
These numbers today cannot be compared to rates from NY CT and MA in March-May when testing was nearly impossible to get. Now they have mass drive through testing for people that dont even suspect they have it but just want to see. Many of those getting tested now are symptomless and there is a 99.9% chance they dont have to go to the hospital if they are positive.


Media should be reporting important numbers like mortality rates, # of hospital patients admitted, deaths as either suspected or confirmed ect. but they have an agenda
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Originally Posted By degenmaxxer
The denial is getting ridiculous. Don't cry when gramgram kicks the bucket.
Over 65 year old gram gram has a 99.7% chance of never requiring hospitalization.

source: CDC
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I'm 100% sure it was an honest mistake that virtually everybody reportedly tested positive.

A 100% honest mistake.
post 1610562871 07-14-2020, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted By elterrible987
That makes sense. THere is drive through testing but how do they get 15,000 positives in a weekend. So its only 15,000 tested in a weekend, which is still alot. 10% of that = 1500 cases.

107 people hospitalized per 100,000 positive cases.

lol thats like 2 people admitted to the hospital for COVID over the weekend for the entire state. But Florida is an epicenter and national emergency right?
Why don't you watch the video and read the article dude


This isn't affecting the raw numbers reported, 15k positive results is 15k positives. It looks like some labs aren't reporting their non-positive test numbers, and the positivity rate is therefore showing as 100%
post 1610563511 07-14-2020, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Miked1978
Somebody told me that when you get tested positive you keep getting tested until you come back negative and each of those positives count.

I'd expect a jump in cases due to reopening for sure. I'd like to see what the death rate is over this time.
Hospitalization rate and death rate are the only 2 stats that I'll pay any attention to. Funny how little time the media devotes to these numbers right now, as opposed to 3 months ago with NY.
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post 1610567671 07-14-2020, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta
I'm 100% sure it was an honest mistake that virtually everybody reportedly tested positive.

A 100% honest mistake.
all labs reporting 100%

which is 100% impossible

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post 1610567811 07-14-2020, 11:26 AM
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B-b-b-b-but its not a hoax guys, right?
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