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We are grossly over populated. Not based off of the physical size but rather what we consume and what waste we produce. Look at China who had the 1 child law. Unfortunately I think this will become apparent in my lifetime. Shit we may see it if this thing goes sideways. Plus our species has become weak. The weak have bred with the weak mentally and physically. Our society is fucked. Just look at our reaction to this.
Just because they can fit, doesn't mean we aren't overpopulated.
I’ll buy THAT definition of overpopulation, but even then I’m pretty sure it comes down to a matter of control. We have more than enough resources to take care of everyone, but greed is what drives us to these issues. Look at the Vatican - perfect example of greed and hoarding wealth.
A total idiot wouldn't much such a good job at avoiding the points and questions raisedThough you've disappointed me with yet another deflection.
So let's say partial one, for claiming that flu is worse, let's settle on that.
Speaking of which, I have to ask: do you tithe off of your earnings from this venture?I'm just a drug dealer.
Someone close to me showed me a memo that was sent from the CDC last week. It compared influenza mortality to the novel coronavirus.
I believe it was the 2019 flu statistic that showed 34 million flu cases with 20,000 deaths----an approximate mortality rate of 0.05%.
The known cases of novel coronavirus infection at the time were 113,000 with 4,000 deaths-----an approximate mortality rate of 3.5%.
These statistics show that the novel coronavirus has approximately 70 times the mortality rate of influenza.
While this is very concerning; you have to consider that influenza screening is very common and widespread. Heck, I went to get my blood pressure medicines filled and get my annual physical at the same time I had cold symptoms. I didn't even have a fever and they swabbed my nose to test for flu.
She said, "The good news is, you don't have the flu." lol
I think that is insurance fraud or something to have a test that I didn't need.
I believe there are literally millions of undiagnosed cases of coronavirus; and it is likely that many of these people are asymptomatic carriers. This could make the statistics much, much worse; or could make the statistics much less ominous than the 3.5% mortality.
It is entirely too early for even the epidemiology braniacs to hypothesize.
I imagine within the next couple weeks to 1 month, things will either: A) blow over and leave some people with a closet full of toilet paper; or B) get much worse with a, at minimum, temporary change to "liberties" and daily life as we know it.
One thing I feel certain about: Containment is, at this point, a lost cause. It is here and there and everywhere; and it will run its course. The media fueled hysteria has the potential to have a much greater impact on life, in my opinion, than the virus itself.
But scientific research and hypothesis are not my specialty------I'm just a drug dealer.
Ouch, digging out the old Polish stereotype there!
The fatality rate isn't even the issue. The issue is an overload on the health care infrastructure. The national data shows 20% of the people who get infected require inpatient hospitalization. And just to be clear, you don't get admitted to a hospital unless you absolutely need to (I have to clarify that because people think the media is making healthy people jump in HSP beds). And yes, there is a lot of questions around this data due to different demographics and exactly how that applies to the US (Korea had lower numbers, Italy had higher numbers. Korea has a young demographic). Community based outbreaks means 20% of that community literally shows up at the hospital within the same week to be treated for exactly the same thing. There simply isn't enough beds or supplies to support that. In Italy they are actually picking and choosing who to treat and who to let die. that is what it has come to.Someone close to me showed me a memo that was sent from the CDC last week. It compared influenza mortality to the novel coronavirus.
I believe it was the 2019 flu statistic that showed 34 million flu cases with 20,000 deaths----an approximate mortality rate of 0.05%.
The known cases of novel coronavirus infection at the time were 113,000 with 4,000 deaths-----an approximate mortality rate of 3.5%.
These statistics show that the novel coronavirus has approximately 70 times the mortality rate of influenza.
While this is very concerning; you have to consider that influenza screening is very common and widespread. Heck, I went to get my blood pressure medicines filled and get my annual physical at the same time I had cold symptoms. I didn't even have a fever and they swabbed my nose to test for flu.
She said, "The good news is, you don't have the flu." lol
I think that is insurance fraud or something to have a test that I didn't need.
I believe there are literally millions of undiagnosed cases of coronavirus; and it is likely that many of these people are asymptomatic carriers. This could make the statistics much, much worse; or could make the statistics much less ominous than the 3.5% mortality.
It is entirely too early for even the epidemiology braniacs to hypothesize.
I imagine within the next couple weeks to 1 month, things will either: A) blow over and leave some people with a closet full of toilet paper; or B) get much worse with a, at minimum, temporary change to "liberties" and daily life as we know it.
One thing I feel certain about: Containment is, at this point, a lost cause. It is here and there and everywhere; and it will run its course. The media fueled hysteria has the potential to have a much greater impact on life, in my opinion, than the virus itself.
But scientific research and hypothesis are not my specialty------I'm just a drug dealer.
Temporarily return. You have rights until you don't have rights. The gov can do whatever the fuck it wants.
I do. My revenue is divided into 3----tithe, supplies, and profit.
@chileandawg do you have covid19?
Haha, I wonder if your pastor would still take your tithes if he knew where it was coming from. People say all the time, “if I win the lottery, I’m giving 10% to my church!” No pastor will consider it sin money when that big check rolls in.
That 20% is very disturbing if it is legitimate.
Well, if I was giving it to the pastor for his approval; I would ask him.
Go waste somebody else's time with bs and lack of reading comprehension.
But hey, BBBG says it's better than flu, so why the chills man.That 20% is very disturbing if it is legitimate.
There is no way possible for the hospitals to absorb 20% of the population as inpatients.
Los Angeles has around 12 million people (I think). There is no way there are 2.4 million hospital beds available for that population.
I had no idea of this hospitalization statistic. It actually gave me chill bumps when I read that. I can only imagine the level of animosity in the waiting room when some guy's sick grandma is denied admission because there isn't room-----the craziness would be instantly contagious to the masses like back in the 90's when the police vs. Rodney King deal went down.
What bothers me the absolute most is that people in other countries watch our news and see what a bunch of bumbling idiotic sissies there are here. There are people that get their villages burned and their women and children raped because they took too many sips of water. Those same village burners and rapists get on the internet and see us over here freaking out over toilet paper and germex. I can imagine any third-world country looking at us right now and feeling like they could come in and take us after seeing how weak our society really is.
In a perfect world, the leftists would back off gun control and focus on media containment. If there is some right that is definitely detrimental to our way of life- it is the right that the media is exercising to air all of out dirty laundry to the world over the internet.
We could at least go back to forcing other countries to send a spy over here to buy a newspaper
OK. I recognize that I am probably too emotionally invested in this politically charged issue.
I'm going to officially resign from this conversation and go buy some more ammo
