Wouldn't work..... masks need to be thrown away after each encounter with another person. It seems the only thing to get everyone back to work is time.
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Remember the Bloomberg smear article saying how the south was fat and unhealthy, so it was gonna be much worse for us?
NY death rate: .0718
LA death rate: .0513
MS death rate: .0356
AL death rate: .0306
GA death rate: .0374
And we know African Americans are hit harder by this virus. The southern states have much more African Americans per capita
Tell me what I can do about this? What power do I currently have to make this different?
Notice I didn't say it was ok if true or that I support it or how things are possibly being handled.
I'm asking you to tell me what I can do about it.
Since I didn't vote for Trump or Hillary, don't tell me to vote for the next fake ass politician who doesn't give a damn about the US people anyways. Lay it out for me what you want me or anyone else on this board to do. What is it?
"Open your eyes" doesn't count as a response either. What do you want us to do?
You feel like you can identify all the problems. You might can identify some. But WHAT THE F*$K DO YOU WANT ANYONE OF US TO DO? Or are you just bitching just to bitch? And if you are, you are bitching at the wrong people.
STFU up you insufferable ****.
If someone has covid and gets murdered, I'm pretty sure that would not be a covid death because covid would not be a contributing factor in their death.
If someone is hospitalized with covid, and then has a heart attack in the hospital then yes that is a covid death. The death certificate would say heart attack with an underlying cause of covid. "Complications related to covid"
The same is true for any other disease. If someone has the flu and they're in the hospital and die of a heart attack, it's considered a flu death. "Complications related to influenza"
https://twitter.com/avik/status/1250...978992641?s=21
https://abc7ny.com/oronavirus-nyc-death-toll-coronavirus-update-corona-virus/6103218/
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You missed a key detail. They get money for covid patients. They don't get extra money if the patient dies. They have no incentive to inflate death numbers.
The person has to test positive for them to get money.
All of the "probable" deaths have no positive test. No positive test, no money.
And they're listed as "probable" because the medical examiner put covid on the death certificate.
Again, death tolls are not inflated. Deaths are undercounted if anything.
Vote. Spread news. Nothing is stronger than word of mouth. Speak out. Be informed of who the candidates are and what they have done. In 2016 America proved that we still have the ability to choose who our president is. It takes much more than you or me to do this.
Someone referenced it earlier, but it's such a great quote (and a great movie in general) i'm gonna bring it back up. "If you get shown a problem, but have no idea how to control it, you just decide to get used to the problem." Definitely applies here. I don't have all the answers and fixing this system is not a quick and easy process. But the first step to solving any problem... is admitting that there is a problem. So thank you, for being willing to take that step and admit that there is a problem. The only solution we have right now is to be the change we want to see in the world. So be informed. Inform others. Vote (even if it is abstaining. That's still a vote. (Here's wishing we could Brewster's Millions "None of the Above" this presidential campaign.)) Exercise your rights. Don't fall victim to the overwhelming system and feel like it can't be changed. Andrew Yang got hardly any votes in the democratic primaries; however, UBI has now come to the forefront of political discussion. That small of a voting bloc had the power to get that idea interjected into the conversation. That's where it starts. Grassroots movements can still happen and cause policy change even if they don't win. Bernie Sanders has definitely help shift the debate into realms that weren't thought possible on American soil. Change is possible. We just have to stay vigilant before it's too late.
The company is $50 million in debt apparently. Has a litany of creditors. Follow the money and I wonder who has ties to a few of those creditors.
How a bankrupt company got a sweetheart deal from Mr. The Art of the Deal when he was able to negotiate the same product from a much bigger and more powerful entity for 1/7 of the price just raises too many eyebrows.
Sanders shifted the debate alright like as follows:
His stance on key issues:
Medicare for All: Government takeover of Healthcare
Green New Deal: BS carbon tax on Americans
Reproductive health care: Murder the unborn
Taxes: Will raise taxes to the point nobody will strive to be the best that can be and earn the most they can - why strive to earn more than $1M or whatever the cap is, the government will take the majority of your income. Taxes will drive behavior to be mediocre at best.
Voting rights: Felons and illegal aliens able to vote
College tuition: Another freebie that someone has to pay for - the middle class
Marijuana: Oh yeah, lets 17up every ones mind so they do not know whet the government is doing - who cares?
Education: Create class division - we all attend the same schools, the parents need to get involved to make an impact
Labor: Wants to overhaul labor laws and increase union membership and rights. All workers, union or not will have to pay union dues.
Yeah, I guess that is shifting the narrative - far to the LEFT away from individual rights and responsibilities to the Nanny state - the Big Ole Government will take care of us all to lazy to work. No incentive to work as you will be taxed into oblivion.
You really need to move to a non-democratic/replublic country. You will be a lot happier and so will we!
Posting these again.
https://i.imgur.com/oubRHUP.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/MVByFxs.jpg
This is showing the total number of deaths of any cause. Compare to the month when 9/11 happened. More deaths than any month in 20 years.
And this is 12 days old. The numbers are even worse now.
I will try to simplify this even further.
In NYC, over the past 5 years, an average of 5500 people died from March 11 - April 13th.
From March 11 - April 13th this year, 18500 died.
That's 13000 more expected deaths than usual.
The confirmed # of coronavirus deaths on April 13 was 7905.
I think the tentative plan for re-opening is as fair as we can expect regardless of where you stand on the issue. Will be interesting to see how its actually enacted.
Stats are stats..... believe them or don't..... who cares..... what matters is that this virus is affecting people's lives and we're going to get through it one way or another.
See we can all play nice together !
i thought all of the hospitals were supposed to run out of beds by now.
They were. But thankfully it didn't happen. I know when I walk around there are A LOT of empty beds where I work. It's a blessing. Also where I work the number of patients on vents is going down as well. Still above the norm but headed in the right direction.
The most disappointing thing to me from the front lines has been watching the media blow it out of proportion and outright lie at times. It's a little different when you have a front row seat to the lying.
You forgot these ***** haha!
Probably would be a true statement when we ain't getting communism shoved down our throat. We got a lot of issues in this country and there are some big bankers that should be in jail for life because of 2008 but ... we ain't standing in line at grocery stores for the bare meat & potato essentials and our poor folks that aren't homeless actually have almost as high a standard of dwellings in most cases to rival the middle class in England. And they usually have the highest dollar cell phones too.
Don't think any of that is due to UBI either.