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You seem to base your entire objection to things based upon your political stance and not on facts. I find that extremely disingenuous especially since you say Trump doesn't care about the people only the economy yet you don't care enough about the people to realize that those same people will be either living in a tent or trying to swap a sofa for a bag of groceries if they don't get an income stream restarted. If you have ever played slots, cards, etc for money you have taken a greater risk with your financial wealth than you would be if you went to work/school now based on percentages only (350,000,000 ppl vs 125,000 deaths) everyone in the world today will die (fact) but out of those positive covid19 cases 4% have died. Now take 125 thousand and divide by 350 million and that is the actual percentage chance you have of dying... Sent from my SM-A730F using Tapatalk
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My view about national leadership would be the same regardless of who is president if they were handling the COVID 19 pandemic as Trump is. Human life is sacred and it is vile to purposely put anyone at risk. And it is not just about putting children in harms way but that the children infected, regardless of their low risk of death, will potentially infect adults and individuals at high risk. How many children or adults infected, hospitalized, in ICUs or die is too many? I do care about those that have financial difficulties. How will low income folks that contract the virus pay their hospital bills when so many don't have health insurance? The fact is that going back too soon as many states have done and/or not following CDC guidelines for opening is putting those same people at risk of infection or worse. I think the count of states that have a rising number of cases is now around 39. We already have 5 alarm fires, about 70,000 new cases everyday and rising so lets pour gas on the flames and send children back to school? It is clear both financial strife and containing the virus are in conflict. It is also clear what it takes to bring the virus under control. Unless we abide by the CDC guidelines both will be much worse over the longterm. At this point the scales are obviously tipped in favor of re-opening. Some states are already rolling back their opening plans or mandating masks because of the ensuing spikes. So when it gets to the nut cutting they know what the right thing to do is. It is appalling that Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart etc are leading the way mandating masks. What does that say about national leadership when major retailers are doing more than the Trump administration to get COVID 19 under control? Other countries and some states have put together very similar plans that have been successful getting the virus under control. And national leadership doesn't have the sense or doesn't want to use those successful plans as national models and influence states to abide by those successful plans?
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Dallas Last edited by bcredliner; 07-19-2020 at 06:32 PM. |
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This is the kind of simplistic thinking that the conservative crowd seems to really attach to. Any explanation that involve expertise, are rejected in favor of math they can do on a watch calculator it seems.... no wonder Trump controls the non-college educated crowd... what rock are you living under to divide two numbers and declare that is 'todays' risk???????? What is your risk of dying if you get sick need a hospital and all beds are full? Calculate that number for us. Furthermore, lets say it isnt coid. lets say it is something else. Tell us what two numbers to divide. (And declaring that' the media is wrong and hospitals being full is a hoax' is not an answer.) So kids. Kids dont die from covid. Who gives a F? Thats not why they cant go to school. Having a population of kids going to school every day will create a massive reservoir of infection. Heres how: - Kids will not be tested regularly - They will only get tested when they show symptoms - Due to our slow testing results, HIPAA laws, etc, it will be days and weeks before test results are communicated to schools. Actions will be slow - Disease will spread quietly across the entire school population - Families that need childcare- that need kids in school so they can go to work- will be over-represented in the kids in school. These tend to be adults that go ON to have otehr contacts outside the home, every day. - Families that think it is all a hoax will likewise be over-represented in this population Meanwhile, after a few weeks of school, these kids are going home every night. Infecting everyone in the family. Weekends at the mall, with older family members. The idea that kids dont get it, kids dont die, kids dont pass it along AND- importantly- when they are 'going to school' there is some kind of bubble around them such that the only environment in which they interact is 'school' - is woefully simplistic. Finally, another FOX talking point: Other countries have done it. LOL. Countries which have testing. Countries that have CONTACT TRACING. Countries that have their pandemic under control. We have idiots here in the USA that refuse to wear masks, that refuse to talk with contact tracers ("Im an American, if I wanna kill myself its my G D right, boy! Aint gonna talk with no pinko wanting to know where I was") Sorry to be so short, people are dying, people are ignorant, and ive just had it with BS. |
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"When the Team Chief said.... You're trapped in a hole with nothing but a goat and a slinky, what do you do? Stubby said, I'm not sure but it won't end well for the goat...." ~(Overheard) Last day, Phase 3, Q Course |
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I know you haven’t said any of this, but is this what you are thinking? I personally know a lot of people who are still not taking this seriously. And yes, none of these people are COVID positive. That does not mean this isn’t the most serious health crisis this world has ever seen since the 1918 influenza. There are many parallels between both occurrences, read up and you’ll know.
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2003 X5 4.6is Estoril Blue, acquired March 2018 2013 128i M Sport 6 MT Space Grey daily driver 2010 535xi 6 MT Barbera Red Last edited by Maruzo; 07-19-2020 at 11:30 PM. |
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