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stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:18 pm wrote:OK, but how do you explain no increase in hospitalizations and only two COViD-19 related deaths in San Francisco over the last three weeks, despite a "spiking" number of positive tests for COVID-19?
Again, has anyone been reading anything I have posted?
PufPuf93 » 19 Nov 2020 20:57 wrote:stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:18 pm wrote:OK, but how do you explain no increase in hospitalizations and only two COViD-19 related deaths in San Francisco over the last three weeks, despite a "spiking" number of positive tests for COVID-19?
Again, has anyone been reading anything I have posted?
I read nearly everything you post and it is actually making me cranky.
I do not think you are scientifically literate, rather a cherry picker that does not seem to get that the scientific community is still early on the learning curve.
The confusion is weaponized by politics and the fact that at least 1/3 of the population is stark raving mad in an ugly manner and will not cooperate in any meaningful way.
So we head for worse case scenarios.
The economic impact does not have to be such but is political. Many European countries have folks on a reasonable monthly payment to ease the impact. Here the same dupes of the fascists have folks thinking wearing a mask is bad and payment to anyone other than themselves and people like them is socialism even if the payments actually protect capitalism and free markets.
Instead of giving money to people who need money, money was given to corporations to maintain share price for the dominatant positions of accumulated wealth.
Of course, there are so many opportunities for disaster capitalism and all the other grifts. Party time for the segments of humanity of dark heart scrambling like cockroaches to further their ends.
You are a tool of the fascists. But no way are you a fascists, I perceive you as of good heart and intent.
Have stated that I am a lifelong Democrat but that does not mean I am happy with the Democrats because neo-liberal economics is just another expression of fascism and the core of many problems.
I do not mean to be insulting. I like you. Think constructive criticism.
stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 2:04 pm wrote:PufPuf93 » 19 Nov 2020 20:57 wrote:stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:18 pm wrote:OK, but how do you explain no increase in hospitalizations and only two COViD-19 related deaths in San Francisco over the last three weeks, despite a "spiking" number of positive tests for COVID-19?
Again, has anyone been reading anything I have posted?
I read nearly everything you post and it is actually making me cranky.
I do not think you are scientifically literate, rather a cherry picker that does not seem to get that the scientific community is still early on the learning curve.
The confusion is weaponized by politics and the fact that at least 1/3 of the population is stark raving mad in an ugly manner and will not cooperate in any meaningful way.
So we head for worse case scenarios.
The economic impact does not have to be such but is political. Many European countries have folks on a reasonable monthly payment to ease the impact. Here the same dupes of the fascists have folks thinking wearing a mask is bad and payment to anyone other than themselves and people like them is socialism even if the payments actually protect capitalism and free markets.
Instead of giving money to people who need money, money was given to corporations to maintain share price for the dominatant positions of accumulated wealth.
Of course, there are so many opportunities for disaster capitalism and all the other grifts. Party time for the segments of humanity of dark heart scrambling like cockroaches to further their ends.
You are a tool of the fascists. But no way are you a fascists, I perceive you as of good heart and intent.
Have stated that I am a lifelong Democrat but that does not mean I am happy with the Democrats because neo-liberal economics is just another expression of fascism and the core of many problems.
I do not mean to be insulting. I like you. Think constructive criticism.
For some bizarre political reason, you want to believe. You think I must be a Trump supporter just because I took a few minutes to look at readily available data that you choose to ignore for some bizarre political reason. Now you look at the data:
Care to explain without calling me a fascist?
stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 2:11 pm wrote:Here's the thing. Believe it or not, I don't have a dog in this fight, and I am more than willing to be convinced otherwise by hard data.
But where is the contrary data? Where is the data that suggest that the recent spike n COVID-19 cases is overwhelming our hospitals and killing hundreds of thousands more people than a normal flu season would?
Show me the data or STFU. I have no time or energy for bullshit hyper-partisan nonsense.
PufPuf93 » 19 Nov 2020 21:42 wrote:stickdog99 » Thu Nov 19, 2020 2:11 pm wrote:Here's the thing. Believe it or not, I don't have a dog in this fight, and I am more than willing to be convinced otherwise by hard data.
But where is the contrary data? Where is the data that suggest that the recent spike n COVID-19 cases is overwhelming our hospitals and killing hundreds of thousands more people than a normal flu season would?
Show me the data or STFU. I have no time or energy for bullshit hyper-partisan nonsense.
I am no way hyper partisan. Think Hillary Clinton is repulsive and Biden a poor choice, but perhaps the current Democratic party is incapable of coming up with a candidate that I would like or even trust. Trump is Trump and the current GOP is anti American and the Democratic party pathetic to the degree that the left hand has been providing cover for the right hand all my voting life (since 1972).
Not going to look for "data" or argue as you likely do not perceive the effort required to even type this much. Not very healthy and my brain is fading.
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