People have lost their minds
01-11-2021, 02:40 PM
#282
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
What about all the videos of people going back to normal months ago? Movie theaters, night clubs, mass gatherings, no more mandatory masks. Have you seen those? What’s worse, trapping some tenants for a few days so that country can reopen, or 350k dead? They did offer food delivery after all. Also been validated by Chinese coming here.
01-11-2021, 03:07 PM
#283
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
I call BS on this. It’s certainly possible to have an open country and low cases in the US, there was just no leadership early on or at least a plan. Everyone for themselves didn’t workout too well.
01-12-2021, 07:43 AM
#284
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In the case of California, more stringent attempts to suppress COVID have made their situation worse. They’ve had a much more rapid increase than other states with much less restrictions (like Texas and Florida).
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
01-12-2021, 09:02 AM
#285
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Originally Posted by AntiPeter
In the case of California, more stringent attempts to suppress COVID have made their situation worse. They’ve had a much more rapid increase than other states with much less restrictions (like Texas and Florida).
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
01-12-2021, 10:58 AM
#287
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Originally Posted by AntiPeter
In the case of California, more stringent attempts to suppress COVID have made their situation worse. They’ve had a much more rapid increase than other states with much less restrictions (like Texas and Florida).
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
And right now the rates of infection and California are both lower than that of California, but appear to be declining as well:
While California is still rising and Gavin Newsom is in danger of being recalled.
Last edited by Excargodog; 01-12-2021 at 11:23 AM.
01-12-2021, 11:11 AM
#288
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Posts: 519
Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
What about all the videos of people going back to normal months ago? Movie theaters, night clubs, mass gatherings, no more mandatory masks. Have you seen those? What’s worse, trapping some tenants for a few days so that country can reopen, or 350k dead? They did offer food delivery after all. Also been validated by Chinese coming here.
01-12-2021, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by AntiPeter
In the case of California, more stringent attempts to suppress COVID have made their situation worse. They’ve had a much more rapid increase than other states with much less restrictions (like Texas and Florida).
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
Notice how even with significantly different mitigation/suppression and economic strategies, the big 3 states ended up in the same place. It’s just that California did it by overloading their hospitals while destroying their economy.
I don’t see any empirical evidence that show suppressing the virus is effective. In California’s case they seem to be much worse off for the path they have taken.
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