@earl-of-trumps saidThis is a very nasty virus, and it doesn't care what one's political leanings are. Let us remember there are still variants of the Spanish flu of a century ago with us today.
the tale of the tape, after one year of battling.
CASES USA
443,538 DEC 31 2021
231,024 DEC 31 2020
DEATHS
1,181 DEC 31 2021
3,462 DEC 31 2020
we're losing
@mott-the-hoople saidI thought you'd be happy about this. For decades Conservatives have preached they "don't want the Government in their lives" so, what do you care?
and our govt has banned Ivermectin and let us run out of monoclonal antibodies and testing supplies.
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@earl-of-trumps saidHUH? Losing ???
the tale of the tape, after one year of battling.
CASES USA
443,538 DEC 31 2021
231,024 DEC 31 2020
DEATHS
1,181 DEC 31 2021
3,462 DEC 31 2020
we're losing
DEATHS
3,462 DEC 31 2020
1,181 DEC 31 2021
How do you figure?
Twice as many cases,
1/3 as many deaths..........
Winning by most everyone's
calculations, I'd venture to guess.
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@earl-of-trumps saidIt's certainly depressing that we're still suffering through this much sickness and death; the COVID deniers, minimizers and anti-vaxxers have unfortunately convinced a sizeable portion of the US population to eschew vaccination. Until measures, mandatory if necessary, significantly increase the percentage of the People who vaccinate (including children), we can expect this disease to continue to cause widespread damage.
the tale of the tape, after one year of battling.
CASES USA
443,538 DEC 31 2021
231,024 DEC 31 2020
DEATHS
1,181 DEC 31 2021
3,462 DEC 31 2020
we're losing
@no1marauder saidYou mean you don't think the world is over populated and people dying is good? I thought most democrats wanted to reduce the world population. Are you not like most democrats?
It's certainly depressing that we're still suffering through this much sickness and death; the COVID deniers, minimizers and anti-vaxxers have unfortunately convinced a sizeable portion of the US population to eschew vaccination. Until measures, mandatory if necessary, significantly increase the percentage of the People who vaccinate (including children), we can expect this disease to continue to cause widespread damage.
@no1marauder saidwhat part of >these vaccines do not prevent the spread of covid< do you not get?
It's certainly depressing that we're still suffering through this much sickness and death; the COVID deniers, minimizers and anti-vaxxers have unfortunately convinced a sizeable portion of the US population to eschew vaccination. Until measures, mandatory if necessary, significantly increase the percentage of the People who vaccinate (including children), we can expect this disease to continue to cause widespread damage.
@mott-the-hoople saidHe thinks Rachel Maddow tells the truth. He is insane.
what part of >these vaccines do not prevent the spread of covid< do you not get?
@mott-the-hoople saidNo one claimed they 100% "prevent" the spread of COVID.
what part of >these vaccines do not prevent the spread of covid< do you not get?
They do reduce the spread, however, and have saved hundreds of thousands of lives in the US already. https://news.yale.edu/2021/07/08/us-vaccination-campaign-prevented-279000-covid-19-deaths
Raising the vaccination rate to say 80% would probably make the public health problem manageable without any extraordinary measures.
@no1marauder saidFunny how the healthcare system seems to be working just fine now.
No one claimed they 100% "prevent" the spread of COVID.
They do reduce the spread, however, and have saved hundreds of thousands of lives in the US already. https://news.yale.edu/2021/07/08/us-vaccination-campaign-prevented-279000-covid-19-deaths
Raising the vaccination rate to say 80% would probably make the public health problem manageable without any extraordinary measures.
I guess it is in all the fake hype you are trying to spread.
@no1marauder saidthat doesnt have anything to do with preventing the spread.
No one claimed they 100% "prevent" the spread of COVID.
They do reduce the spread, however, and have saved hundreds of thousands of lives in the US already. https://news.yale.edu/2021/07/08/us-vaccination-campaign-prevented-279000-covid-19-deaths
Raising the vaccination rate to say 80% would probably make the public health problem manageable without any extraordinary measures.
And beside the point, anyone can do a study and report any outcome they please. I quit trusting lib colleges a long time ago.
@mott-the-hoople saidBecause it’s wrong.
what part of >these vaccines do not prevent the spread of covid< do you not get?
They prevent the spread of the virus to a certain degree. I posted the research material to the Dutch studies in October.
Yes. Vaccinated people can still spread covid, but for a shorter period of time and in less quantity.
Seriously. How hard is it to understand this?
It’s like you’ve got an agenda or an idea, and will twist anything out of rationality to back yourself up. Stop it.
Listen to the experts, the doctors and the virologists. Not trailer trash podcasts.
@mott-the-hoople said"that doesnt have anything to do with preventing the spread."
that doesnt have anything to do with preventing the spread.
And beside the point, anyone can do a study and report any outcome they please. I quit trusting lib colleges a long time ago.
That is an inconvenient truth he is struggling with. All those dem partisan hack websites he reads has brainwashed him into accepting a position contrary to facts, so now he just ignores the facts that prove him wrong.
no1 is mired in cognitive dissonance. He accepts contradictory things as if it is logical to do so. All to support a false narrative.