gorgehiker wrote:
I've never heard of "conformation" bias. Are you referring to "confirmation" bias? Perhaps you should learn to spell a word and learn the meaning of it before you try to use it in a sentence.
Very smug of you, being able to note an autocorrect mistake and all that. You’re competing with smug thom there! If that’s all you’ve got, and it is, your life is as pathetic as we all guessed!
srt101fan wrote:
I have always believed that ignorance and stupid interpretation of information are equally distributed between the political far right and left. Looking at COVID-19 related behavior and commentary, I now see that the right wing non-thinkers are the clear winners in the race to show the most ignorance and stupidity....
State death rates per 100,000:
Fla. 16
Tx. 8
Az. 23
ND. 10 (special note: ND never closed down)
Now, for the REAL story......
NJ. 169
NY. 165
CN. 121
Mass. 117
RI. 90
D.C. 78
Il. 55
Maryland. 53
CWGordon wrote:
You guys really are conspiracy nuts. Virtually everything you say has been repeatedly “debunked.” I think we can all guess where you get your news. Look at the latest numbers to find out where the hot spots REALLY are. Deathcamps? You must be a “Q” member, right?
Do you even understand numbers? Your comments indicate a high level of ignorance.
Question for you..... what’s worse, a death rate that increases 25% from 8 to 10, or one that increases 5% from 10,000 to 10,500?
I will end with asking “ WTF can you buy with a percent?”
TriX wrote:
Maybe you haven’t been watching the news recently, the states I mentioned are in the top 5 for rapidly increasing number of cases and hospitalizations, and each has a Republican governor who favored early reopening and fewer restrictions. My point wasn’t that the virus is more prevalent in a Republican led or democratic led state, it was that the party doesn’t matter, EXCEPT where the state’s policy on prevention and mitigation is concerned. We have a rapidly increasing rate here in NC. We have a Democratic governor who has fought to keep reopening on a moderate pace and a Republican legislature that wants everything opened ASAP. I’d note that some governors who initially pushed for early reopening of everything are now publicly admitting that they’d make a different choice if the had it to do over. The facts are those areas with high population density, states or cities, are naturally going to have a higher rate of transmission, but local policies do have an effect.
Now on a National level, it’s a different story. Sadly, we have done a lousy job as a country in containing this compared to others like Canada or South Korea - pretty hard to deny those statistics. And it’s also pretty difficult to deny that we were slow to act, while POTUS was stating that the virus “would just go away like magic”. And even now, rather than modeling the leadership that the medical community advises, our president still doesn’t wear a mask and insists on rallies and a packed convention in closed spaces with no masks. Because of that, and NC’s insistence on distancing and masks, the Republican Party moved the convention to FLA (thank GOD), who, now in the midst of a huge increase, likely due to early reopening, is actually going to require masks at the convention.
The point is that this shouldn’t be politicized in any way - pro Democrat OR Republican (there’s plenty of blame and pain to go around to everyone) - it’s a MEDICAL issue, and my response to you was to point that out after you tried to make it one.
Maybe you haven’t been watching the news recently,... (
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I know exactly what you said.... and you conveniently were ignoring the entire set B of numbers to make a lame political statement. You are a complete hypocrite.
I noted you left out Cali in your condemnation (hmmmm.. because it’s blue and liberal?), and you ignore several facts, not the least of which is that the statement “increasing cases” is meaningless by itself,
Increasing from what base? Positive test rates? Ventilator use? Death rates per 100,000?
You also conveniently left out the fact that these states had been open for awhile but the spiking came AFTER protests and riots, the fact that this spiked is concentrated in ages well under 40, and that these two points may be related.
People with brains expected these increases, and that’s why the task force gets 2x daily updates by country & city, that’s why the CDC has teams in every state, and the ONLY way to maintain an economy during such emergencies is by testing the limits at C each stage.
YOU have politicized this from the beginning.... hell, just read you r post above! Got irony!
Let me repeat......,
State death rates per 100,000:
Fla. 16
Tx. 8
Az. 23
ND. 10 (special note: ND never closed down)
Now, for the REAL story......
NJ. 169
NY. 165
CN. 121
Mass. 117
RI. 90
D.C. 78
Il. 55
Maryland. 53
paulrph1 wrote:
While some are obsessed with Covid 19 there is more to life than Covid 19. Just saying. You can die from Covid 19 or you can die from no food on the table.
They are making what gamblers call a really bad bet..... they are betting on the .01 versus the .999!
Migradudetoo wrote:
Washington state last month had to publicly admit that they had claimed 62 deaths to COVID when it wasn’t that at all. They were from drive-by gang related shootings. Yep, that sounds like COVID 19 to you, I’m sure. Go ahead and believe all the pablum being spoon fed to you.
Illinois is up front about their over-counting of COVID deaths.....the top health official is clear that if anyone dies and they have any COVID symptoms, it’s a COVID death, and if someone dies of anything and they have COVID its a COVID death.
Migradudetoo wrote:
I’m glad I’m not leaving the U.S.
Excellent! All of those outstanding American dollars can be spent here in the U.S.!
CWGordon wrote:
Confederate leaders took up arms against the Constitution (and supporting slavery), the very definition of a traitor! Why would we memorialize and honor their decisions?
Why is Antifa a dangerous group and the White Supremists they resist are not considered as such. No one should want the violence conflicts can cause, but who is left to resist the hate spread by Supremist organizations?
The only governors that don’t care about their citizens and actively killed people were Democrat governors Andrew Cuomo NY, Phil Murphy NJ, & Tom Wolf Pn who creates death camps by FORCING long term care facilities to admit COVID patients.
Result? Close to half of all COVID deaths occurred in these Democrat-created death camps.
Please....follow,your own advise and get educated, yes? The confederate soldiers did NOT take arms against the Constitution. They actually FOLLOWED the Constitution as their states FOLLOWED the Constitution by going through the CONSTITUTIONAL secession process. Further, part of the surrender and Lincoln’s pre-set leadership was to create a reconciliation process once the war was over.
As for antifa.......seriously, get a brain. antifa is a fascist organization, they have never not been violent, and trying to cover for them by comparing them to another hate group is infantile.....what, “you did it so I can too“ thought process? Note that in Minn. alone something like 1500 buildings and businesses were damaged by the antifa-led anti-Americans shitz......... get back to us when ANY OTHER group comes close to,those numbers!
TriX wrote:
You mean like Texas, Florida and Arizona?
You can’t be that ignorant so you’re clearly deliberately lying as the Democrat states have been hammered, much of it self induced by decisions like Murphy & Cuomo’s Eichmann-like death marches into the long term care facilities.
State death rates per 100,000:Fla. 16
Tx. 8
Az. 23
ND. 10 (special note: ND never closed down)
Now, for the REAL story......
NJ. 169
NY. 165
CN. 121
Mass. 117
RI. 90
D.C. 78
Il. 55
Maryland. 53
Notice a trend, slow one?
DennyT wrote:
Really. Why don’t you post them fir us to see. If you have one I will apologize
Why don’t you get off of your oversized rear end and do it yourself??????????
You can’t because your conformation bias won’t allow it!!
Yep! Those democrats have been in the pockets of the Chinese c*******t government for decades.
David Martin wrote:
I do know. And I've read a bit about infectious diseases, including viral.
Four years of medical school, 3 years of internal medicine specialty training, 3 additional years of subspecialty training, and 35 years as a practicing physician.
You are simply wrong in what you have stated.
Let me add that the last time I looked 42% of all COVID-19 deaths have taken place in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Also note that many/most were marched to their deaths by Democrat governors.
John7199 wrote:
berchman
I don't think you will find many "Mask People" in this forum. I enjoyed and agree with your post.
I would suggest you’re wrong.....we wear a mask every time we leave the house. Why? Well, it’s mandated, but before that we saw it as a civic duty to those out there who are scared out of their mind over this and who may be compromised. In short, we didn’t want to unknowingly infect a compromised person.
I have no problem with Trump not wearing one as he keeps social distance and gets tested at least once a day...I would see little to no chance of him infecting someone else at this point.
I will add that anyone, regardless of politics, who dishes on Trump yet supported the unmasked, non-social distancing protesters OR rioters is mentally challenged to the point of more on.