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Originally posted by jazz View PostSimple dml, but you have to engage another level of thinking if you can.
TX, AZ, Fl swing states. Had Hillary won you would have never heard about any of this. SO if Biden does, it will all go away. Or if trump wins he will have destroyed the MSM parrots once and for all.
The death rate is a statistical insignificance now. Every other major source of death including slips in bath tubs eclipses it now.
Did you know overdoses are taking 100 people a day in Canada. You dont seem too worried about anything else except whatever you can spin to make trump look bad.
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Originally posted by dmlfarmer View PostWOW is all I can say! And you think I have TDS!!! LMAO
So this should be dominating the news cycle for at least that long. If this is still the lead story Jan 1 2021 I will delete my account and you can crow all you want. But if I am right....
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Part of the story about the party was not told, as the Doctor wanted to respectful towards the grieving family and did not want to reveal all details. Apparently many of the party goers had flashlights stuck up their asses and were drinking bleach punch as precautions in order not to get Covid-19.
This unfortunate sole also thought that was a hoax as well. I really feel sorry for this kids family as this should never have happened.
Dam Fake News!
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Cases starting to pick up now here, to no ones surprise.
It s ok until it’s your own family member then it’s not so funny or ridiculous. But hey gotta feel
Good for the election right? Here we go!!
I m all for opening business with guidelines but opening everything else up is just
dumb no need to taunt the beast before you have an idea of a cure.
But hey it’s the same idiots that are spending billions for a few farmers while they are in debt and going more so and could be even worse if cases take off and businesses end up closing again.Last edited by the big wheel; Jul 13, 2020, 17:11.
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Originally posted by dmlfarmer View PostOn June 17 the Washington Post ran the article "Hundreds of Health-care Workers lost their lives battling the corona virus" https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/health/healthcare-workers-death-coronavirus/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/health/healthcare-workers-death-coronavirus/ The article says CDC said over 400 doctors and nurses died. Also states that National Nurses United reported 939 health care workers had died. Just wondering 15444 if these people were the weak or are the stupid that you say die.
Weak because that is how natural selection works. The weak die and strong survive. Nature doesn't give a shit about your feelings.
Stupid because they put themselves in that situation/profession. Like my neighbor's wife that really doesn't want to be a nurse anymore, after a few months on the job, because of all the sick and dying people she deals with. WELL DUHHH! That is why you get paid relatively well! Ain't any nurse or doc working for minimum wage.
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Originally posted by agstar77 View PostDo you have your plot picked?
But I am such an isolated hermit, I don't worry too much about getting infected. The couple of people I do interact with are hermit farmers too. Can bet there will be a body bag shortage before it gets us.
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For reference, using the 939 health care worker deaths works out to 5.2 per 100,000 in the US. Year is half over So double that for a full year, 10.4.
Meanwhile farmers and ranchers are at 24 per 100,000 farm workers are 17.7
Draw whatever conclusions you like.
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I don't click on many Covid related stories anymore.
Obviously very few do as it has trouble getting featured.
I do notice recently MSM has gone to shocking details about cases that are in the statistically insignificant percentile.
I ask everyone I meet from the more active area's (read urban) if they know anyone that had it.
Very few have any contact with anyone. Actually I haven't found anyone personally. Some third person reports.
Is that how we expected a pandemic to play out?
You can't just keep saying pandemic repeatedly and expect the general public to be chicken little.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostFor reference, using the 939 health care worker deaths works out to 5.2 per 100,000 in the US. Year is half over So double that for a full year, 10.4.
Meanwhile farmers and ranchers are at 24 per 100,000 farm workers are 17.7
Draw whatever conclusions you like.
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