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post 1610449851 07-13-2020, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted By zyzzliftswjesus
No one thinks its a hoax they think it's not lethal enough to warrant destroying your country over.
A have a tone of family and friends in the medical field. Come take a walk through a hospital in Houston and you might change your mind about things.
Destroy the country? No we definitely shouldn't do that.

Take precautionary measures to ensure everyone's safety while we deal with this virus and keep the economy in tact? Sounds like a good idea. What should we do?
Oh......listen to experts on disease then enforce guidelines that will help keep people safe vs tie things to political agenda maybe a good first start.

Not being able to have a pool party is not destroying our economy.
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Originally Posted By Sevenlionz
Not in any permanent way(hopefully lol), but it put me out of work for two weeks, and has me stuck in my house practically 24/7, cannot lift or interact with people, and definitely is messing with my lungs even after having it. It moreso completely screwed up the momentum I had in building up in my career, physique, and social life gains. I was on a roll smh
So being quarantined has had a greater impact on your life as a whole than the virus itself? Got it.
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I tested positive for covid in March. I also had the swine flu when that was a thing and covid was not as bad as the swine flu tbh
The worst thing that happened to me was I woke up on the bathroom floor after feeling really odd while brushing my teeth. Idk if I fainted or seizure because I was on my own.
I was sick in bed for 6 days but then I recovered fast. Also I gave it to my partner and kids. We are all ok.
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post 1610450021 07-13-2020, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By coldvein
So is the 30 year old who died in a car crash on his way to work a moron too? Similar probability
No because most people have to go to work to make ends meet. Car crashes are accidents that are uncontrollable.

Going to a pool party doing a virus outbreak IS controllable.

Do you see the difference here?
Thinking like this in America is exactly why I am a supporter of leadership "enforcing" things vs "advising"
Most Americans cant keep themselves healthy (fat), have terrible decision making (look at average personal finance as an indicator) and are spoiled
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Influenza randomly kills young, healthy people every year

Just 2 more millennia, chaps
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Originally Posted By LCBOLeo
lmao this is the dumbest **** I have read so far. Its not even covid at that point fam its just not being a dirty ****ing slob
Have you seen pics of catbrah's living conditions?

The dirty slob probably repels covid. He;s an animal.
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post 1610450221 07-13-2020, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted By 401Delta
Are you saying he got Corona because he didn't wear a mask?

Also, strong anecdotal evidence of nothing.
No, he got Corona because he went to a pool party full of people not taking any precautions. Do you see how this is different than simply "not wearing a mask"?
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Another 'healthy' person dies.



Doesn't look very healthy to me, looks like he already has obesity related respiratory issues. Looks like a heavy drinker too, can only imagine what influenza might do to someone like that.
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post 1610450411 07-13-2020, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted By elterrible987
This, 60-80,0000 people die every year of the flu and you never hear about it. Guess what, SOME of those are people in their 30s who seemed otherwise healthy its just not on CNN nor was a daily count of flu deaths.

People are so fuking stupid and easily manipulated, well played to the democrats this time around they really brainwashed a lot of people.


Lets say out of 80k annual flu deaths only 1 in 1000 or 0.1% were "healthy" people under 40. That is 80 people a year. CNN could run a news story every 5 days on a "young healthy person who succumbed to the seasonal flu" and have the majority of americans in a panic thinking they could be next. Except there is no political reason to do so, which is the sole difference with COVID.
The whole "flu" argument doesnt work here. The virus is way more contagious than the flu. If you dont believe it, walk through a hospital in Houston. They are sending people from urgent care ER clinics to Galveston and San Antonio. There are no beds in COVID wards availble. The flu doesnt do this to hospitals. Do you see the difference?
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Originally Posted By melDorado
I tested positive for covid in March. I also had the swine flu when that was a thing and covid was not as bad as the swine flu tbh
The worst thing that happened to me was I woke up on the bathroom floor after feeling really odd while brushing my teeth. Idk if I fainted or seizure because I was on my own.
I was sick in bed for 6 days but then I recovered fast. Also I gave it to my partner and kids. We are all ok.
That's absolutely terrifying. Thankfully you didn't hit your head on the way down, especially with you being on your own at the time.
post 1610450631 07-13-2020, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
No because most people have to go to work to make ends meet. Car crashes are accidents that are uncontrollable.

Going to a pool party doing a virus outbreak IS controllable.

Do you see the difference here?
Thinking like this in America is exactly why I am a supporter of leadership "enforcing" things vs "advising"
Most Americans cant keep themselves healthy (fat), have terrible decision making (look at average personal finance as an indicator) and are spoiled
The giant pool party thing is definitely not the brightest, but as far as businesses go they should be able to open with precautionary measures in place, ie: limit overall capacity in bars/restaraunts, mask policies in grocery stores, etc. Let those of us that are healthy and able get on with our daily lives, and those that are at higher risk can continue to take more extreme measures to protect themselves.

Before saying bars/restaraunts shouldn't be open, that is a hyuuuuuge portion of our economy. Remember it's not just bartenders and servers that are going without income, also owners, managers, vendors, cooks, dishwashers, entertainers, etc. The longer those places remain shuttered the more permanent harm will be done to our economy on the macro scale and tens of thousands of families on the micro scale.
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post 1610450661 07-13-2020, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted By Techriding101
Another 'healthy' person dies.



Doesn't look very healthy to me, looks like he already has obesity related respiratory issues. Looks like a heavy drinker too, can only imagine what influenza might do to someone like that.
Dude doesn't look 30
Never take it personal, even when it is.

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post 1610450681 07-13-2020, 08:20 AM
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Dude looks 50 and "healthy"

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post 1610450751 07-13-2020, 08:21 AM
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I still don't know why casinos opened up since that's the number 1 breeding ground right now.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Car crashes are accidents that are uncontrollable.
You seriously typed that in 2020 with a straight face?
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Originally Posted By 78novacaine
The giant pool party thing is definitely not the brightest, but as far as businesses go they should be able to open with precautionary measures in place, ie: limit overall capacity in bars/restaraunts, mask policies in grocery stores, etc. Let those of us that are healthy and able get on with our daily lives, and those that are at higher risk can continue to take more extreme measures to protect themselves.

Before saying bars/restaraunts shouldn't be open, that is a hyuuuuuge portion of our economy. Remember it's not just bartenders and servers that are out of work, also owners, managers, vendors, cooks, dishwashers, entertainers, etc. The longer those places remain shuttered the more permanent harm will be done to our economy on the macro scale and tens of thousands of families on the micro scale.
Where did I say bars and restaurants shouldnt be open? I am saying we need to enforce policies that can greatly reduce spread as given by the experts. We are not doing that holistically. Going to a pool party is just plain dumb. Hosting large gatherings in general should be a no no (and no, i have little interest in politics. Attending street protest and presidential rallies are equally dumb at this time)
I am for opening businesses. Bars and restaurants included. Problem is, if you are forced to wear a mask, going to a bar wont be the best experience but its up to the bar owner to find a creative way around that.
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Originally Posted By Fang2
I still don't know why casinos opened up since that's the number 1 breeding ground right now.
I guess you could say their patrons are willing to...gamble with the odds of getting it
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
You seriously typed that in 2020 with a straight face?
Go ahead, please dive further into your position here? In 2020, what are you proposing? Everyone drive an autonomous vehicle?

Im waiting......
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Go ahead, please dive further into your position here? In 2020, what are you proposing? Everyone drive an autonomous vehicle?

Im waiting......
You're gonna sit there with a straight face and say that car accidents in 2020 aren't preventable?

In 1990 I'd wager a pretty good amount of car accidents (maybe even half) were from people not paying attention.

in 2020 good luck arguing that position.

I get that you think Covid is as dangerous as billed but you're gonna flat out lie to attempt to prove it?
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At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
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Originally Posted By Fang2
I still don't know why casinos opened up since that's the number 1 breeding ground right now.
I propose the government makes an app that tracks where you have been in the last 14 days. If the app detects into a place like a casino, pool party, protest, etc, you are free to go. You just cant go to the hospital if you get COVID like symptoms.

Of course that will never happen, but if people want the choice to do stupid things, maybe they should enact something like this.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
Where did I say bars and restaurants shouldnt be open? I am saying we need to enforce policies that can greatly reduce spread as given by the experts. We are not doing that holistically. Going to a pool party is just plain dumb. Hosting large gatherings in general should be a no no (and no, i have little interest in politics. Attending street protest and presidential rallies are equally dumb at this time)
I am for opening businesses. Bars and restaurants included. Problem is, if you are forced to wear a mask, going to a bar wont be the best experience but its up to the bar owner to find a creative way around that.
I misunderstood your post then, by saying you were for "government enforcement" I assumed you were for locking the country down again. If that's not where you were going with that then we are just saying the same thing in different ways.
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
You're gonna sit there with a straight face and say that car accidents in 2020 aren't preventable?

In 1990 I'd wager a pretty good amount of car accidents (maybe even half) were from people not paying attention.

in 2020 good luck arguing that position.

I get that you think Covid is as dangerous as billed but you're gonna flat out lie to attempt to prove it?
First, I am not saying COVID is as dangerous as billed. Please quote me on that? I am saying its real and it puts people down. I am get first hand information from my family that works in the healthcare system. Why would I lie about that? As a multiple business owner, why would I want to push that agenda which hurts my own personal finances??!?

In terms of car accidents. Are you saying in 2020 less people arent paying attention? What percentage of cars on the street have technology that helps drivers avoid collision?
You think people are less distracted these days than in 1990 with cell phones/apps/unlimited data and bandwidth etc? I literally see people plowing down freeways in 20 year old beaters watching youtube while they drive.
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Originally Posted By 78novacaine
I misunderstood your post then, by saying you were for "government enforcement" I assumed you were for locking the country down again. If that's not where you were going with that then we are just saying the same thing in different ways.
I see what you are saying and true, I was not absolutely clear.

I am for government enforcement of ensuring everyone exercises best practice for reducing spread of virus. Doing so will allow businesses to open back up at scale.
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
In terms of car accidents. Are you saying in 2020 less people arent paying attention? What percentage of cars on the street have technology that helps drivers avoid collision?
You think people are less distracted these days than in 1990 with cell phones/apps/unlimited data and bandwidth etc? I literally see people plowing down freeways in 20 year old beaters watching youtube while they drive.
But you're the same guy who a handful of posts ago was saying how car crashes were unavoidable.

So which is it?

You thought you were just gonna switch sides halfway through and I wouldn't notice?

You said that, it's literally on this exact page.

When you argue car crashes vs Covid deaths from risky behaviors, car crashes are unavoidable, but then they're completely avoidable any other time?

Pick a side.
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Originally Posted By Ken-O
lol, strong denial ITT. Now retards will say he probably had terminal cancer or something.



Give it a rest *******s, COVID is real. Maybe not worth shutting down the world for but still real, dont be an extremist retard.
wowwie the media found one guy under the age of 50 who died and is running with it.

You know the flu and pnuemonia kill the same or greater numbers of 35 year olds than COVID right?

Continue being a sheep bro
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Damn.

Dude should have attended a protest after the party. Everyone knows protests kill the infection.
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Originally Posted By MBisonSon
But you're the same guy who a handful of posts ago was saying how car crashes were unavoidable.

So which is it?

You thought you were just gonna switch sides halfway through and I wouldn't notice?

You said that, it's literally on this exact page.

When you argue car crashes vs Covid deaths from risky behaviors, car crashes are unavoidable, but then they're completely avoidable any other time?

Pick a side.
Car crashes are "unavoidable" due to a combination of people being stupid in general, and people needing to use a vehicle to make ends meet. (need)
You dont have to go to a pool party or a street protest. (want)

You cant shut down the use of cars. And even if you completely shut down modern distractions while using a car (connectivity, etc) people still make bad decisions and create accidents.
You can shut down activities that gather crowds which is a large contributor of spread of virus.

Do you see how that works?
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Originally Posted By donblaximus
A have a tone of family and friends in the medical field. Come take a walk through a hospital in Houston and you might change your mind about things.
Destroy the country? No we definitely shouldn't do that.

Take precautionary measures to ensure everyone's safety while we deal with this virus and keep the economy in tact? Sounds like a good idea. What should we do?
Oh......listen to experts on disease then enforce guidelines that will help keep people safe vs tie things to political agenda maybe a good first start.

Not being able to have a pool party is not destroying our economy.
Stop spreading BS you ******* !!

Anybody can go directly to the texas medical center website (https://www.tmc.edu/coronavirus-updates/) and look at pretty much any breakdown of data / statistics they want to find... bottom line. We dont have the problem the media says we do.. But your cousins uncles brothers Sister in laws Boyfriends Step dad is likely a legit source of he said she said information

Stop being a lying *******
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