Coronavirus Epidemic, Part 2

[TheDan]

Steps forward, albeit small ones

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Of course right about the time people openly defying the orders start to get media attention

 

[TheDan]

Forget Mexico... Just build the wall around NYC

 

[toddnjoyce]

I learned a new phrase, respiratory etiquette. That’s Karen for face mask.

 

[easy rider]

Spanish flu- 50 million died.
People social distancing in 1918:

Hong Kong Flu- 1 million+ died
People social distancing in 1969:

Wuhan flu- 319 thousand died so far
People social distancing 2020:

 

[oldag]

Steps forward, albeit small ones

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Not good enough. We need to continue the calls and emails to Abbott demanding full open now.

 

[oldag]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/georgia-...ogize-coronavirus-data-gaffe-processing-error
More false body count.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Was at the airport this morning and saw this sad sight.

Preliminary report listed cause as COVID.

 

[pronstar]

Forget Mexico... Just build the wall around NYC

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I read that over 50% of all US cases are within 100 miles of NYC.

Crazy...


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[toddnjoyce]

I read that over 50% of all US cases are within 100 miles of NYC.

Crazy...


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It would make sense give the map above.

 

[oldag]

The Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Democratic Gov. Evers' "safer at home" order on the grounds that his administration did not have the power to unilaterally impose the restrictions without the input of the state legislature. Evers Monday gave up his effort to reimpose statewide rules.

Oregon Supreme Court Monday night temporarily blocked a lower court order that invalidated all the state's coronavirus restrictions. A county circuit judge had ruled that Democratic Gov. Brown needed to get the legislature to sign off on her "stay-at-home" order past a 28-day limit. But the state supreme court ruled that the order would remain until the tribunal had a chance to fully review the case.

 

[easy rider]

The Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Democratic Gov. Evers' "safer at home" order on the grounds that his administration did not have the power to unilaterally impose the restrictions without the input of the state legislature. Evers Monday gave up his effort to reimpose statewide rules.

Oregon Supreme Court Monday night temporarily blocked a lower court order that invalidated all the state's coronavirus restrictions. A county circuit judge had ruled that Democratic Gov. Brown needed to get the legislature to sign off on her "stay-at-home" order past a 28-day limit. But the state supreme court ruled that the order would remain until the tribunal had a chance to fully review the case.

Let me guess, the tribunal is off for the summer.

 

[Hoji]

The Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down Democratic Gov. Evers' "safer at home" order on the grounds that his administration did not have the power to unilaterally impose the restrictions without the input of the state legislature. Evers Monday gave up his effort to reimpose statewide rules.

Oregon Supreme Court Monday night temporarily blocked a lower court order that invalidated all the state's coronavirus restrictions. A county circuit judge had ruled that Democratic Gov. Brown needed to get the legislature to sign off on her "stay-at-home" order past a 28-day limit. But the state supreme court ruled that the order would remain until the tribunal had a chance to fully review the case.

Sounds like Oregon is just being Oregon.

 

[SQLGeek]

Sounds like Oregon is just being Oregon.

It's a shame, seems Oregon use to have a pretty good "leave us the hell alone" mentality. Now they've just turned into another leftist paradise.

 

[FireInTheWire]

lol wut
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AKA 69

 

[oldag]

It's a shame, seems Oregon use to have a pretty good "leave us the hell alone" mentality. Now they've just turned into another leftist paradise.

Portlandia now.

 

[easy rider]

It's seems that Colorado has now adjusted it's coronavirus deaths from over 1,100 down to over 800 deaths. Of course that was an adjustment from people dying of coronavirus vs. people dying of other causes that also tested positive. That's around a 23%-24% difference which certainly, even with a more conservative percentage number for other states, would make this pandemic even less deadly.

 

[Vaquero]

Diamond princess.
There's the numbers.
This "virus" is no more than a veil.

Deep state is exposed and desperate.

 

[vmax]

Diamond princess.
There's the numbers.
This "virus" is no more than a veil.

Deep state is exposed and desperate.

Can you elaborate sir?

 

[Vaquero]

Can you elaborate sir?

This has been available for months.
I've posted it numerous times.
It's the real uncorrupted numbers.
I won't scoff at corona, due to my age and habits. I will go on with my life and accept the risks.
I present to you, the real, controlled, numbers.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/coronavirus-outbreak-diamond-princess-cruise-ship-death-rate

 

[easy rider]

This has been available for months.
I've posted it numerous times.
It's the real uncorrupted numbers.
I won't scoff at corona, due to my age and habits. I will go on with my life and accept the risks.
I present to you, the real, controlled, numbers.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/coronavirus-outbreak-diamond-princess-cruise-ship-death-rate

Actually I think the numbers in the U.S. are closer to .15% - .17% due to estimated numbers of those believed to be positive.