Florida Department of Education orders all its schools to reopen campuses in August after coronavirus closures

[tholdren]

The coronavirus.

Thanks again for pwning yourself.

lol
But its not.

[Ef-man]

The coronavirus.

Thanks again for pwning yourself.

lol

:lol

Foldren wanting to pass someone’s article information as his.


Lololol bwahahajaj

[ChumpDumper]

But its not.It's your copypasta.

You should read before you paste.

pwnt

[Ef-man]

It's your copypasta.

You should read before you paste.

pwnt

:lol

[ChumpDumper]

:lol

Foldren wanting to pass someone’s article information as his.


Lololol bwahahajajThe second he did that he pwned himself.

lol

[tholdren]

It's your article.

You should read before you paste.

pwnt

Lolololololo


Chumpdump can't even keep up with his own arguments


BwahahahaHhaaHAhaHHahahahzhzzhhzz


Lol

Look at that!!!

Lolololool

Chumpdump bwajzyahahaa

[ChumpDumper]

Lolololololo


Chumpdump can't even keep up with his own arguments


BwahahahaHhaaHAhaHHahahahzhzzhhzz


Lol

Look at that!!!

Lolololool

Chumpdump bwajzyahahaalol meltdown

Your copypasta clearly shows the coronavirus to be the threat.

You pwned yourself.

[tholdren]

Lawsuits for what?

:lmao another ST lawyer

lolololololool


Chumpdump

[Ef-man]

Lolololololo


Chumpdump can't even keep up with his own arguments

BwahahahaHhaaHAhaHHahahahzhzzhhzz


Lol

Look at that!!!

Lolololool

Chumpdump bwajzyahahaa

Foldren cant keep up with his copy and pastes. :lol

[ChumpDumper]

lolololololool


ChumpdumpYep, you showed that the lawsuits would be over the coronavirus, which you clearly showed is a threat.

lol

[tholdren]

Sure it means something.

That's why they have quarantines and remote classes.

You're wrong again. :lol

lololololoploll

Chumpdump thinks this is actually because the virus is dangerous rather than lawsuits....


Lolooolololoo
Then he forgot his argumentlololololl

[tholdren]

2,225 cases at the University of Alabama before Labor Day.

And here hs is Again pretending this is dangerous...lolololooolollooooololl

[ChumpDumper]

lololololoploll

Chumpdump thinks this is actually because the virus is dangerous rather than lawsuits....


Lolooolololoo
Then he forgot his argumentlololololl


And here hs is Again pretending this is dangerous...lolololooolollooooololl

You proved my argument for me.

Thanks!:tu

[tholdren]

So countries that have the virus under relative control have reopened schools.

That means the US can safely reopen schools at the very high point of its pandemic.

That's just science.

lolololollpllllpll some countries were in school last may. Some never stopped going. LololollI'll


Chumpdump lies or is ignorant

[tholdren]

What a stupid goalpost move.

You want to wait until after schools are open for a study of the currently exploding numbers in Texas day care centers to be published.

Being disingenuous is required for being a QAnon/Pizzagate/Trump supporter.

lololololololpploll

[Ef-man]

Foldren is upset that all the good cabals wont accept him nor will Q, nor pizzagaters, nor trumpers.

He self-goals all the time.

Poor lololol, bwahaja foldren.

[tholdren]

It's all high risk if you're in an enclosed area with 160 students 6-7 hours a day, 5 days a week, shithead.
Lolololol

[tholdren]

1290656843031879682

Well its been weeks and all these kids and teachers are just fine. 2 more weeks?

[ChumpDumper]

th:lolldren talking to himself again

That's when you know he's pwnt.

lol

[tholdren]

DAY ONE BABY!

GONNA BE A GREAT YEAR!
Shocked you haven't followed up on this...

[tholdren]

th:lolldren talking to himself again

That's when you know he's pwnt.

lol

you were part of the gossip on this pic. Why do you gossip and use dishonesty to incite fear?

[Blake]

Lawsuits for what?

:lmao another ST lawyer

He's a lawyer, mathematician, scientist and a two point shot making specialist

[ChumpDumper]

Shocked you haven't followed up on this...They shut down then went to remote learning.:tu

[ChumpDumper]

you were part of the gossip on this pic. Why do you gossip and use dishonesty to incite fear?The dishonest person here is you.

You lie and gossip.

[TimDunkem]

He's a lawyer, mathematician, scientist and a two point shot making specialist
:lmao

[tholdren]

They shut down then went to remote learning.:tu

Wrong. And dishonest

[ChumpDumper]

Wrong. And dishonestThat's exactly what they did. Now they are moving to a hybrid model with smaller groups.

You are wrong, once again.

lol

You gonna meltdown for us one more time?

[tholdren]

quick ChumpDumper do a Google search so you can pretend to be honest and not a gossip. Diahonest ChumpDumper trying to spread fear when there is nothing to be afraid of.

[tholdren]

Lolololololl

Right on cue. Lolololololololololl

[ChumpDumper]

quick ChumpDumper do a Google search so you can pretend to be honest and not a gossip. Diahonest ChumpDumper trying to spread fear when there is nothing to be afraid of.Nope, I followed up on them already.

Sorry.

You're angry because you just Googled it and found out I'm right.

Again.

lol

[ElNono]

He's a lawyer, mathematician, scientist and a two point shot making specialist

rofl

[ChumpDumper]

:rollin you don't even know how predictions work.

[tholdren]

Nope, I followed up on them already.

Sorry.

You're angry because you just Googled it and found out I'm right.

Again.

lol

Lolololol

Chumpdump gossiping about the danger....lolol
Did that picture make covid go out of control in Paulding? No?



Hmmmmmmm.....

[ChumpDumper]

Lolololol

Chumpdump gossiping about the danger....lolol
Did that picture make covid go out of control in Paulding? No?



Hmmmmmmm.....I made no such claim.

They shut down the schools and changed their approach when they opened back up.

And it's killing you.

You're wrong.

lol

[tholdren]

I made no such claim.

They shut down the schools and changed their approach when they opened back up.

And it's killing you.

You're wrong.

lol

BwahahahaHhHHhHzhzhahzhzzhzh


LolololI'llloolllllllllllllll


Chumpgossip. Beep beep beep. Backing up the truck. Lolo

Dishonest

[ElNono]

BwahahahaHhHHhHzhzhahzhzzhzh


LolololI'llloolllllllllllllll


Chumpgossip. Beep beep beep. Backing up the truck. Lolo

Dishonest

:lol meltdown

[ChumpDumper]

:lol meltdown
:lmao I can't tell if he's punch drunk from the beatdown he got tonight or also drunk on his Mickey's.

[tholdren]

Lol chumpgossip said that was dangerous. So dangerous it would spread covid to the entire community.


Spoiler. It did not. Just like I said

[ElNono]

:lmao I can't tell if he's punch drunk from the beatdown he got tonight or also drunk on his Mickey's.

:lmao probably drunk alone on his bunker like the bitch he is

[ChumpDumper]

:lmao probably drunk alone on his bunker like the bitch he is:lol surrounded by empty 40s he also uses to piss in.

[ElNono]

Lol chumpgossip said that was dangerous. So dangerous it would spread covid to the entire community.


Spoiler. It did not. Just like I said

more gossip after the meltdown :lol

[ChumpDumper]

more gossip after the meltdown :lol:lmao now he's trying to take credit for their shutting down the schools.

:lmao you can't make this up.

[ElNono]

:lmao now he's trying to take credit for their shutting down the schools.

:lmao you can't make this up.

"Best part of my day" :lmao

[ElNono]

double post

[boutons_deux]

Tracking Coronavirus Cases at U.S. Colleges and Universities

By The New York Times
Updated Sept. 3, 2020

51,000+
Cases

1,020+
Colleges

at least 51,000 cases and

at least 60 deaths

since the pandemic began.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-college-cases-tracker.html (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-college-cases-tracker.html)

Just Live With It.

It's Just the Flu.

Will Magically Go Away. Go To Zero

It Is What It Is

MAGAtts Forever

[tholdren]

Lol chumpgossip said that was dangerous. So dangerous it would spread covid to the entire community.


Spoiler. It did not. Just like I said

[ChumpDumper]

:lmao now he's trying to take credit for their shutting down the schools.

:lmao you can't make this up.

[tholdren]

Chumpdump still believes schools aren't fully in person because danger of virus rather than danger of lawsuit.


Hysterical

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump still believes schools aren't fully in person because danger of virus rather than danger of lawsuit.


HystericalIf there's no threat, no fear of lawsuit.

There is a threat. You proved it.

th:lolldren self pwn

Hysterical.

[tholdren]

If there's no threat, no fear of lawsuit.

There is a threat. You proved it.

th:lolldren self pwn

Hysterical.
Lololololo

Chumpdump slllllllooooowwwwww

[ChumpDumper]

If there's no threat, no fear of lawsuit.

There is a threat. You proved it.

th:lolldren self pwn

Hysterical.
th:lolldren still hasn't figured out what he did with his copypasta.

You are not smart.

lol

[tholdren]

The debate comes as the Labor Department’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration has come under fire from critics for not issuing more worker safety regulations guiding businesses on what they’re supposed to do to protect workers and customers.

Part of the problems facing both employers and workers, labor and business leaders agreed at the hearing, is that there are no clear standards for what businesses are supposed to do.

Under liability law, businesses are freed from being responsible if they are deemed to be taking reasonable steps to protect people. But as the nation continues to struggle to find a way to stem the spread of coronavirus, there is no definition of what steps would protect colleges from being held legally liable.
Lol ChumpDumper

[ChumpDumper]

If there's no threat, no fear of lawsuit.

There is a threat. You proved it.

th:lolldren self pwn

Hysterical.th:lolldren

[tholdren]

Chumpdump doesn't realize his kind created the mass hysteria and will sue because they are asymptomatic or false positive


Lol hes not too keen

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump doesn't realize his kind created the mass hysteria and will sue because they are asymptomatic or false positive


Lol hes not too keenth:lolldren doesn't realize he admitted there is a threat.

lol he really has no intelligence at all.

[tholdren]

th:lolldren doesn't realize he admitted there is a threat.

lol he really has no intelligence at all.

Lololooo8ol


Chumpdump still doesn't get it. Lolololo

[ChumpDumper]

Lololooo8ol


Chumpdump still doesn't get it. LolololoI get that you posted in seven threads in a minute.

:lol

[tholdren]

I get that you posted in seven threads in a minute.

:lol

I told you what I am here to do.

[ChumpDumper]

I told you what I am here to do.You're here to lie and gossip and get pwnt.

Highlight of your day.

Mission accomplished, th:lolldren.

[Ef-man]

You're here to lie and gossip and get pwnt.

Highlight of your day.

Mission accomplished, th:lolldren.

Foldern folds again.

Dang, from all his folds, those creases are permanent now.

:lol

Great job BlakeChumpDumper! :tu

[tholdren]

There is monetary incentive for hospitals to report deaths as COVID-19 (C-19) even when the actual cause is not C-19. This type of inaccurate number reporting has also happened in the past with HIV/AIDs per CDC director.

[ElNono]

There is monetary incentive for hospitals to report deaths as COVID-19 (C-19) even when the actual cause is not C-19. This type of inaccurate number reporting has also happened in the past with HIV/AIDs per CDC director.

:lol always wrong

[ChumpDumper]

:lol always wrongth:lolldren pwnt

[tholdren]

There is monetary incentive for hospitals to report deaths as COVID-19 (C-19) even when the actual cause is not C-19. This type of inaccurate number reporting has also happened in the past with HIV/AIDs per CDC director.
Per cdc

[ElNono]

^ gossip

[tholdren]

How about all those kids and teachers in all schools from daycares that never closed all the way to college. No one is dying or being hospitalized. Not in the usa not in countries that continued to have schools open and not shut down.... that's really strange with how dangerous covid is. Or should I say is not......


Thread

[tholdren]

How about all those kids and teachers in all schools from daycares that never closed all the way to college. No one is dying or being hospitalized. Not in the usa not in countries that continued to have schools open and not shut down.... that's really strange with how dangerous covid is. Or should I say is not......


Thread

ttt

[ChumpDumper]

f:lolldren folds

[tholdren]

How about all those kids and teachers in all schools from daycares that never closed all the way to college. No one is dying or being hospitalized. Not in the usa not in countries that continued to have schools open and not shut down.... that's really strange with how dangerous covid is. Or should I say is not......


Thread




Proven more daycare deaths school deaths college deaths of teachers and students happen by traffic accidents, suicide, flu, drowning, alcohol, assault violence than covid.


Facts

[tholdren]

Proven more daycare deaths school deaths college deaths of teachers and students happen by traffic accidents, suicide, flu, drowning, alcohol, assault violence than covid.


Facts

0

[ChumpDumper]

f:lolldren folds
fact

[tholdren]

Proven more daycare deaths school deaths college deaths of teachers and students happen by traffic accidents, suicide, flu, drowning, alcohol, assault violence than covid.


Facts

Quick test all college kids daily to make low logic people scared

[ChumpDumper]

f:lolldren folds

[tholdren]

Almost 2 million students went to school on sweden during the pandemic. No masks. 0 teachers or students died.


The end

[tholdren]

Almost 2 million students went to school on sweden during the pandemic. No masks. 0 teachers or students died.


The end

bump for testing healthy college kids tokeep cases up!!

[ChumpDumper]

f:lolldren folds

[tholdren]

all those daily college tests and cases. Yet no one has been hospitalized. Who woulda thought.


Only afraid of lawsuits

[tholdren]

Now parents are terrified of sending their kids to school, even though the data show that COVID-19 is less deadly to children than seasonal flu. In the UK, deaths for people 18 and under are only 0.35% of all COVID deaths, and all of them had pre-existing health problems. CDC data confirms these numbers: in the U.S., only 0.063% of COVID deaths are people under 18 (0.045% in Florida). A study from Newcastle University looking at 7 counties found that kids are 10-20 times more likely to die in an accident than from COVID.

[tholdren]

Now parents are terrified of sending their kids to school, even though the data show that COVID-19 is less deadly to children than seasonal flu. In the UK, deaths for people 18 and under are only 0.35% of all COVID deaths, and all of them had pre-existing health problems. CDC data confirms these numbers: in the U.S., only 0.063% of COVID deaths are people under 18 (0.045% in Florida). A study from Newcastle University looking at 7 counties found that kids are 10-20 times more likely to die in an accident than from COVID.

whoops

[tholdren]

Now parents are terrified of sending their kids to school, even though the data show that COVID-19 is less deadly to children than seasonal flu. In the UK, deaths for people 18 and under are only 0.35% of all COVID deaths, and all of them had pre-existing health problems. CDC data confirms these numbers: in the U.S., only 0.063% of COVID deaths are people under 18 (0.045% in Florida). A study from Newcastle University looking at 7 counties found that kids are 10-20 times more likely to die in an accident than from COVID.

testing healthy college kids daily

[ElNono]

^ 4 post meltdown and self-quotes... you hate to see it :lmao

[FrostKing]

States rights but I do believe it is time to attempt a full Comeback. These protestors need a purpose and more importantly job.

[boutons_deux]

Teachers in 5 states have died of COVID-19.

Trump is still demanding all schools open their doors

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/9/10/1976447/-Teachers-in-5-states-have-died-of-COVID-19-Trump-is-still-demanding-all-schools-open-their-doors

[tholdren]

Teachers in 5 states have died of COVID-19.

Trump is still demanding all schools open their doors

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/9/10/1976447/-Teachers-in-5-states-have-died-of-COVID-19-Trump-is-still-demanding-all-schools-open-their-doors

Without a national plan in place to protect teachers and students

KololoIloloooolo

No numbers or context anywhere in the article..

Fake news

[rmt]

LOL - 10 days into the school year and they abandon K12 platform - I guess back to MS Teams or Zoom - teachers won't like this - they'll actually have to teach instead of mostly taking attendance.

http://news.dadeschools.net/cmnc/new/30670

[tholdren]

Now parents are terrified of sending their kids to school, even though the data show that COVID-19 is less deadly to children than seasonal flu. In the UK, deaths for people 18 and under are only 0.35% of all COVID deaths, and all of them had pre-existing health problems. CDC data confirms these numbers: in the U.S., only 0.063% of COVID deaths are people under 18 (0.045% in Florida). A study from Newcastle University looking at 7 counties found that kids are 10-20 times more likely to die in an accident than from COVID.

lI'llolololll testing healthy college kids by the thousands a day to keep case count relevant

[tholdren]

lI'llolololll testing healthy college kids by the thousands a day to keep case count relevant

bump for chump

[ChumpDumper]

^ 4 post meltdown and self-quotes... you hate to see it :lmao:lmao

[Winehole23]

States rights but I do believe it is time to attempt a full Comeback. These protestors need a purpose and more importantly job.The jobs won't come back quickly unless the USG creates jobs for 10s of millions of people. Short of that, the economy will continue to deteriorate without UI.

[Winehole23]

Total continued claims for unemployment insurance (UI) under all state and federal programs rose by 380,000, to 29.6 million people (not seasonally adjusted), the highest since August 1, according to the Department of Labor (https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/OPA/newsreleases/ui-claims/20201709.pdf) this morning. This was the second weekly increase in a row, after the 2.2-million jump last week.


These 29.6 million people who continued to claim UI under all programs translate into 18.4% of the civilian labor force of 161 million:
https://wolfstreet.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/US-unemployment-claims-2020-09-10-continued-state-federal-NSA-stacked-.png
https://wolfstreet.com/2020/09/10/unemployment-crisis-going-in-wrong-direction-week-25-of-u-s-labor-market-collapse/

[tholdren]

Now parents are terrified of sending their kids to school, even though the data show that COVID-19 is less deadly to children than seasonal flu. In the UK, deaths for people 18 and under are only 0.35% of all COVID deaths, and all of them had pre-existing health problems. CDC data confirms these numbers: in the U.S., only 0.063% of COVID deaths are people under 18 (0.045% in Florida). A study from Newcastle University looking at 7 counties found that kids are 10-20 times more likely to die in an accident than from COVID.

thread

[ChumpDumper]

^ 4 post meltdown and self-quotes... you hate to see it :lmao

[tholdren]

lol ChumpDumper won't respond to the original question


Why are colleges testing health kids daily when they live on campus?

[ChumpDumper]

lol ChumpDumper won't respond to the original question


Why are colleges testing health kids daily when they live on campus?To see if they have the virus.

:lmao foldren never answered the original question four months ago.

How is the virus spread, foldren?

[Splits]

To see if they have the virus.

:lmao foldren never answered the original question four months ago.

How is the virus spread, foldren?

Everyone knew in January airborne droplets but it doesn't live airborne.

- hater

[ChumpDumper]

Everyone knew in January airborne droplets but it doesn't live airborne.

- hater:lmao hater couldn't stand just being right about the virus' being a big deal. Insists he's right and prescient about literally everything.

Like foldren and DMC and derp and Karrin and FakeBoy.:lol

[tholdren]

To see if they have the virus.

:lmao foldren never answered the original question four months ago.

How is the virus spread, foldren?

lolololololoolool to see 8f asymptomatic people have the virus. Hilarious. LoloooooIiiIkllooolkiIlioliokoioo

[tholdren]

Bwahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahhaahahah ChumpDumper says everyone needs tested because asymptomatic people dangerous. LolololoooolooooloooolloooolllooIllloo

[ChumpDumper]

lolololololoolool to see 8f asymptomatic people have the virus. Hilarious. LoloooooIiiIkllooolkiIlioliokoioo

Yes.

Now answer my question you've been dodging for four months.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Yes.

Now answer my question you've been dodging for four months.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Chumpdump thinks that asymptomatic people are dangerous. LololIlollooolookoloolollkkkoklolloollllolloookloo oloollooollooloooloolIoolllooo


LoolooooooIlkdodokaiwoqooqlaozosooslwsosowooaoaoao alskdidisisjusudsuwowpeoeoeosoqoaiqklwlslslslloloo kkolkoolkkoIllkoo

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump thinks that asymptomatic people are dangerous. LololIlollooolookoloolollkkkoklolloollllolloookloo oloollooollooloooloolIoolllooo


LoolooooooIlkdodokaiwoqooqlaozosooslwsosowooaoaoao alskdidisisjusudsuwowpeoeoeosoqoaiqklwlslslslloloo kkolkoolkkoIllkoo

foldren folds forever

I win.

[tholdren]

Chumpdump thinks that asymptomatic people are dangerous. LololIlollooolookoloolollkkkoklolloollllolloookloo oloollooollooloooloolIoolllooo


LoolooooooIlkdodokaiwoqooqlaozosooslwsosowooaoaoao alskdidisisjusudsuwowpeoeoeosoqoaiqklwlslslslloloo kkolkoolkkoIllkoo

Oh my goodness hide in your bunker forever. ChumpDumper afraid

[ChumpDumper]

foldren folds

I win

[tholdren]

when you are afraid of asymptomatic persons you can never win

[ChumpDumper]

foldren is afraid of me

I win

[tholdren]

when you are afraid of asymptomatic persons you can never win

Chumpdump said asymptomatic people are dangerous. And we must know who is asymptomatic.


Yet he will never be able to tell if you are false positive or asymptomatic. Hysterical

[ChumpDumper]

I win

foldren is crying because he's afraid of my simple question

I win

[tholdren]

Chumpdump said asymptomatic people are dangerous. And we must know who is asymptomatic.


Yet he will never be able to tell if you are false positive or asymptomatic. Hysterical

Chumpdump doesn't know asymptomatic people not dangerous.

Why he wears a mask

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump doesn't know asymptomatic people not dangerous.

Why he wears a mask
you wear a mask

And you lost.

Because you can't answer a simple science question.

lol

[tholdren]

you wear a mask

And you lost.

Because you can't answer a simple science question.

lol

Chumpdump back to copying and avoiding
PwNT

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump back to copying and avoiding
PwNTThat wasn't a copy.

Why are you avoiding the same question for four months?

:lol that's why you lost.

[tholdren]

That wasn't a copy.

Why are you avoiding the same question for four months?

:lol that's why you lost.

you do realize that case counts follow testing, right?

[ChumpDumper]

you do realize that case counts follow testing, right?You realize you folded and you're afraid of simple science questions, right?

Why are you so afraid of me and my questions?

[tholdren]

You realize you folded and you're afraid of simple science questions, right?

Why are you so afraid of me and my questions?

so you agree?

[ChumpDumper]

so you agree?You agree you folded and you're afraid of me.

You are anti-science.

[tholdren]

You agree you folded and you're afraid of me.

You are anti-science.

chumpdump disagreed lololIlllllollloploolloo

[ChumpDumper]

chumpdump disagreed lololIlllllollloploollooI win again.

[tholdren]

you do realize that case counts follow testing, right?

Lllollollolol

[ChumpDumper]

f:lolldren still afraid of me

[tholdren]

Why are insurance companies forced to pay for college kids who are forced to test by their institution? Odd

[ChumpDumper]

Why are insurance companies forced to pay for college kids who are forced to test by their institution? OddWhy can't you answer my one simple science question you've been dodging for four months?

[tholdren]

Why are insurance companies forced to pay for college kids who are forced to test by their institution? Odd

can't answer? Why?

[ChumpDumper]

can't answer? Why?First things first: You can't answer my question you've been dodging for four months.

Why?

[tholdren]

Why are insurance companies forced to pay for college kids who are forced to test by their institution? Odd
Its all a scam

[ChumpDumper]

Its all a scamNope.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

testing the healthy and making insurance pay for it. Way to make that money

[ChumpDumper]

How do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

You are afraid of science.

[tholdren]

testing the healthy and making insurance pay for it. Way to make that money
Chumpdump prove your numbers then I can respond. I need actual people who testef positive to answer. Otherwise you are including people in your numbers who haven't spread or been unfected.

That is not math or science

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump prove your numbers then I can respond. I need actual people who testef positive to answer. Otherwise you are including people in your numbers who haven't spread or been unfected.

That is not math or scienceHow do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

Just answer the science question for once.

[tholdren]

Chumpdump prove your numbers then I can respond. I need actual people who testef positive to answer. Otherwise you are including people in your numbers who haven't spread or been unfected.

That is not math or science

You are not giving me all the information.

[ChumpDumper]

You are not giving me all the information.You are not giving me any information.

How do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

Give your scientific answer.

[tholdren]

Chumpdump prove your numbers then I can respond. I need actual people who testef positive to answer. Otherwise you are including people in your numbers who haven't spread or been unfected.

That is not math or science

lolol testing healthy people. Citing asymptomatic, false positives and 40 cycle tests of college kids as virus spreading. Even though every metric is down. Same anti math different day


How dumb

[ChumpDumper]

You are hiding from my science question.

How do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

[tholdren]

lolol testing healthy people. Citing asymptomatic, false positives and 40 cycle tests of college kids as virus spreading. Even though every metric is down. Same anti math different day


How dumb

daily cases!!!!!!

[ChumpDumper]

You are hiding from my science question.

How do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

[tholdren]

You are hiding from my science question.

How do you say the virus is spread, foldren?

through non test confirmed diagnosis and false positives

[boutons_deux]

Teachers have public support for COVID-19 safety strikes, this week in the war on workers

https://images.dailykos.com/images/836007/story_image/GettyImages-1227655719.jpg?1595642141

Teachers in some areas have said they might go on strike rather than going back to in-person teaching if they felt it would be unsafe—and

a majority of Americans would support them (https://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/athena/files/2020/09/10/5f5a48b3c5b6b48507fd28e1.pdf), a new HuffPost/YouGov poll found.

A third of people said they would strongly support teachers, and

another 22% said they would somewhat support teachers.
Just 21% of people said schools should completely reopen in person,

with another 26% saying schools should partially reopen in person,

and 38% saying schools should be closed or online-only.

A 47% plurality said that the risks of reopening schools are greater than the consequences of keeping them closed, and

45% said teachers should not be required to teach in person.

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1976370 (https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1976370)

[boutons_deux]

School sends California family a hotspot after students went to Taco Bell to use their free WiFi

https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/200831162913-taco-bell-california-students-wifi-trnd-medium-plus-169.jpg

Two children outside a Taco Bell in Salinas, California
using the free WiFi to do schoolwork.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/31/us/taco-bell-california-students-wifi-trnd/index.html?fbclid=IwAR1LKefGR7tXygU-ZQvxVMFIZVes3HyaToI-W6T9TmpCLu6sU0Q1UKp1mO8

[tholdren]

Teachers have public support for COVID-19 safety strikes, this week in the war on workers

https://images.dailykos.com/images/836007/story_image/GettyImages-1227655719.jpg?1595642141

Teachers in some areas have said they might go on strike rather than going back to in-person teaching if they felt it would be unsafe—and

a majority of Americans would support them (https://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com/athena/files/2020/09/10/5f5a48b3c5b6b48507fd28e1.pdf), a new HuffPost/YouGov poll found.

A third of people said they would strongly support teachers, and

another 22% said they would somewhat support teachers.
Just 21% of people said schools should completely reopen in person,

with another 26% saying schools should partially reopen in person,

and 38% saying schools should be closed or online-only.

A 47% plurality said that the risks of reopening schools are greater than the consequences of keeping them closed, and

45% said teachers should not be required to teach in person.

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1976370 (https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1976370)







Look at all those college cases!!!!!!!

[tholdren]

Look at all those college cases!!!!!!!

[ElNono]

^ wrong

[tholdren]

^ wrong

I'm always right

[ElNono]

I'm always wrong

Yep

[tholdren]

lolol testing healthy people. Citing asymptomatic, false positives and 40 cycle tests of college kids as virus spreading. Even though every metric is down. Same anti math different day


How dumb

El wrongwrong

[Ef-man]

El wrongwrong

Origami folds neatly again.

[ElNono]

Origami folds neatly again.

Yep, f:lolldren folds... ‘best part of my day’

[tholdren]

lolol testing healthy people. Citing asymptomatic, false positives and 40 cycle tests of college kids as virus spreading. Even though every metric is down. Same anti math different day


How dumb

[ElNono]

^ yep, folded

[ChumpDumper]

through non test confirmed diagnosis and false positivesWrong.

Try again.


How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Wrong.

Try again.


How do you say the virus is spread?

testing healthy people. Loloooloo

[ChumpDumper]

testing healthy people. LolooolooWrong.

Try again.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Besides your smoke theory.:lmao

[baseline bum]

Yep, f:lolldren folds... ‘best part of my day’

foldren's three month meltdown is impressive, especially after his three months in hiding

[tholdren]

Wrong.

Try again.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Besides your smoke theory.:lmao

lol ChumpDumper thinks colleges aren't testing healthy


Lololooolo

[ChumpDumper]

lol ChumpDumper thinks colleges aren't testing healthy


Lololooolof:lolldren still scared of my simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

f:lolldren still scared of my simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

chumpdump going to flatten the curve for life

[ChumpDumper]

chumpdump going to flatten the curve for lifeHow do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

chumpdump going to flatten the curve for life

chumpdump following guidance of cdc with no goal to end guidance

[ChumpDumper]

chumpdump following guidance of cdc with no goal to end guidanceYou think the virus is spread by smoke.

[tholdren]

You think the virus is spread by smoke.

you will wear a mask for eternity

[ChumpDumper]

you will wear a mask for eternityNope.

Quit dodging and answer the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Nope.

Quit dodging and answer the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

then when will you stop?

[ChumpDumper]

then when will you stop?Asked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Asked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

thats right you said never.

[ChumpDumper]

thats right you said never.Nope.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldk

[ChumpDumper]

Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldkAsked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

[tholdren]

Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldk

[Blake]

The truth about what has gone on at college football programs over the past few months in pursuit of playing this fall has started to dribble out into public view. It’s not a flattering picture.


Texas Tech has had 75 players test positive for COVID-19 since June. LSU coach Ed Orgeron casually mentioned to reporters Tuesday that “most of our players have caught it” while adding he hopes they don’t catch it again. Memphis had to postpone its game against Houston scheduled for this weekend because of a significant number of cases that popped up following its season opener against Arkansas State, which has now subsequently had to postpone a game against Central Arkansas. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley acknowledged that the season opener against Missouri State last week was in jeopardy.

And those are just the ones we’ve learned about in the past few days.

So, uh, why exactly did Big Ten presidents get so much grief over canceling fall football that have been browbeaten into possibly changing their minds?...."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/columnist/dan-wolken/2020/09/15/college-football-celebrates-covid-19-outbreaks-lsu-texas-tech/5809446002/

[tholdren]

The truth about what has gone on at college football programs over the past few months in pursuit of playing this fall has started to dribble out into public view. It’s not a flattering picture.


Texas Tech has had 75 players test positive for COVID-19 since June. LSU coach Ed Orgeron casually mentioned to reporters Tuesday that “most of our players have caught it” while adding he hopes they don’t catch it again. Memphis had to postpone its game against Houston scheduled for this weekend because of a significant number of cases that popped up following its season opener against Arkansas State, which has now subsequently had to postpone a game against Central Arkansas. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley acknowledged that the season opener against Missouri State last week was in jeopardy.

And those are just the ones we’ve learned about in the past few days.

So, uh, why exactly did Big Ten presidents get so much grief over canceling fall football that have been browbeaten into possibly changing their minds?...."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/columnist/dan-wolken/2020/09/15/college-football-celebrates-covid-19-outbreaks-lsu-texas-tech/5809446002/

Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

[tholdren]

Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

[tholdren]

testing healthy kids so false positives ans asymptomatic can keep the virus scare going

[tholdren]

testing healthy kids so false positives ans asymptomatic can keep the virus scare going

[tholdren]

Testing million per day. Lol find that dangerous virus. Loloo

[Blake]

Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

Lies

[tholdren]

Lies

nope

[Blake]

nope

Lie

[tholdren]

Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

Facts

[ElNono]

^ f:lolldren caught lying again

[tholdren]

^ f:lolldren caught lying again

el wrongwrong lying and ChumpDumper styling ignoring the problem people like them created. Wear your non working mask

[tholdren]

0 school death

[ElNono]

el wrongwrong lying and ChumpDumper styling ignoring the problem people like them created. Wear your non working mask


0 school death


^ f:lolldren caught lying again

[tholdren]

oh no

El nonnonon

Lying about kids dying.

[ElNono]

^ gossip

[tholdren]

oh no

El nonnonon

Lying about kids dying.

[ElNono]

^ f:lolldren caught lying again

[tholdren]

Emergency law versus Human Rights

The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.

The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45

The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.

There is no state of emergency.

Immense damage caused by the current policies

An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.

If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.

As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.

We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, i.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43

Distribution of this letter

We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.

We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.

With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.

[tholdren]

Emergency law versus Human Rights

The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.

The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45

The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.

There is no state of emergency.

Immense damage caused by the current policies

An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.

If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.

As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.

We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, i.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43

Distribution of this letter

We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.

We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.

With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.

[tholdren]

lol cdc

[ElNono]

^ f:lolldren caught lying again

[Will Hunting]

:lmao DeathSantis lifting all COVID restrictions and prohibiting cities from instituting their own restrictions without state approval

https://weartv.com/news/local/watch-live-florida-gov-ron-desantis-holds-press-conference

[ChumpDumper]

:lmao DeathSantis lifting all COVID restrictions and prohibiting cities from instituting their own restrictions without state approval

https://weartv.com/news/local/watch-live-florida-gov-ron-desantis-holds-press-conferenceOnly averaging 100 deaths a day. Gotta get those numbers up.

[Will Hunting]

Only averaging 100 deaths a day. Gotta get those numbers up.
:lol 177 deaths yesterday and 202 deaths the day before, sounds like a great time to lift restrictions. Florida is so fucked up.

Big mistake doing it 40 days before the election, should have made the announcement like a week prior to by the time shit hits the fan ballots are already cast.

[Will Hunting]

:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

[baseline bum]

:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

Muh Pollo Tropical is selling chicken nuggets faster than niggas can pull the meat off the bone

[TSA]

:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

And I took you for a smart guy :lol

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311355129031950336

[Will Hunting]

And I took you for a smart guy :lol

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311355129031950336
What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?

[ChumpDumper]

What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?:lol TSAnon touting 90-100 daily death average as a raging success.

[TSA]

What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?

today

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1312080583477075968

yesterday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311736748687454208

wednesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311355129031950336

tuesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311013444632666112

[Will Hunting]

So the majority of those deaths happened in September....it’s October 2nd today. Don’t see how this means DeathSantis is making the right decision by opening up.

[ChumpDumper]

TSAnon is proving is that scores of people could be dying today in Florida that won't be counted for months.

[TSA]

today

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1312080583477075968

yesterday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311736748687454208

wednesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311355129031950336

tuesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311013444632666112

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=230270972343459a812a1ae8c28574a6&sublayer=0&view=list&sortOrder=true&sortField=defaultFSOrder#data

[TSA]

So the majority of those deaths happened in September....it’s October 2nd today. Don’t see how this means DeathSantis is making the right decision by opening up.day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=230270972343459a812a1ae8c28574a6&sublayer=0&view=list&sortOrder=true&sortField=defaultFSOrder#data

[RandomGuy]

day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=230270972343459a812a1ae8c28574a6&sublayer=0&view=list&sortOrder=true&sortField=defaultFSOrder#data

hmm.

[RandomGuy]

TSAnon is proving is that scores of people could be dying today in Florida that won't be counted for months.

Pretty much.

He keeps using that data. I don't think it means what he thinks it means.

[RandomGuy]

today

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1312080583477075968

yesterday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311736748687454208

wednesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311355129031950336

tuesday

https://twitter.com/jhaskinscabrera/status/1311013444632666112

Jennifer Cabrera did some good work.

The presentation of the data by showing the date of the change and mapping that to the date of death was good.

It would be useful to get a sense of the average delay in tallying a death to a particular day. We use estimates like that in insurance when we estimate development for reporting years. "in the first year the data is generally 90% complete, second year 95%, third year 99%", so we can estimate reserves.

if you know what the reporting lag/development is, you can factor that into the data and get a reasonably good estimate as to what the actual count is going to be a lot quicker.

[ElNono]

day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=230270972343459a812a1ae8c28574a6&sublayer=0&view=list&sortOrder=true&sortField=defaultFSOrder#data

But if they're having to go an add deaths later on, that mean the 'daily' count is, at the very least, inaccurate?

In other words, if the daily count was accurate, they wouldn't need to go back and add 170 deaths over the last month.

[DMC]

But if they're having to go an add deaths later on, that mean the 'daily' count is, at the very least, inaccurate?

In other words, if the daily count was accurate, they wouldn't need to go back and add 170 deaths over the last month.

But having 175 deaths in one day insinuates 175 people died on one day. internet pundits like to extrapolate and push the panic buttons.

[ElNono]

But having 175 deaths in one day insinuates 175 people died on one day. internet pundits like to extrapolate and push the panic buttons.

It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

[DMC]

It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.

[baseline bum]

This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.

All 7-day rolling average does is smooth out the differences between more deaths being reported on say Wednesdays vs Sundays.

[spurraider21]

This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.
:lmao... when i gave you a 7 day rolling average you whined about that too. that was the hilarious part

[spurraider21]

for those who have had issues with the analyses done by looking at excess deaths... excess death figures seem to track quite well with the covid deaths...

https://i.gyazo.com/93d45cb96dd57696af54490ef8a390dd.png

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm


https://i.gyazo.com/176562ba92ab10cb968c103ead692d0d.png


Why show daily deaths when it's obvious by the pattern they are not being reported completely on the weekends even though the days are still be counted? Then the numbers are tallied in the following week/s. A 7 day moving average is a better indicator. The chart should be called "daily deaths reported" instead of "daily deaths". It's misleading but for plenty on the left, that's ok since it confirms what you think you already knew.


theres a 7 day average option on worldometer

https://i.gyazo.com/a5c6695265d26696bfacf47469bce811.png

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING


No shit. It just overlays. You're still pushing panic porn over daily deaths when in reality the daily deaths aren't as high as these "record deaths" utterances indicate. Don't pretend it's the same thing, it's not. The total deaths are the same, and to take it to the extreme to prove a point, imagine all deaths from the year reported in one week as daily deaths.. WOW!


you specifically asked for the 7 day moving average :rollin


now that you dont like that the 7 day moving average doesnt change the narrative, you're going full reeee

[ChumpDumper]

:lol dem receipts

[DMC]

I wasn not bitching about it. I was saying that it's just an overlay, but if you're going to highlight daily deaths and talk about records, you need to have your facts straight. Once again you illustrate you focus more on pedantry than on discussion. Your chart still showed daily deaths as well.

[DMC]

All 7-day rolling average does is smooth out the differences between more deaths being reported on say Wednesdays vs Sundays.

Which matters in discussions on daily deaths, unless you think people don't die on Sundays.

My electricity bill was zero for 3 months, then suddenly I get a bill for 1500 dollars. I need to find out why I used so much electricity in that 4th month.

[tholdren]

It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

Lololol 9 months later. Lololool you

[tholdren]

It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

Loloolooollpolollpplpllooll

Lololoooloooooloo

9
Months
Later



Bwahahahaahhahahaahahha

[ElNono]

^ :lmao back from the bunker meltdown

[Blake]

Which matters in discussions on daily deaths, unless you think people don't die on Sundays.

My electricity bill was zero for 3 months, then suddenly I get a bill for 1500 dollars. I need to find out why I used so much electricity in that 4th month.

Yeah I can see how that electric bill dilemma could be a real calculator breaker for you

[tholdren]

It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

Bwahaha


Wrong wrong

[DMC]

Yeah I can see how that electric bill dilemma could be a real calculator breaker for you
It's an analogy, Blake. Death rate matters, but people like you focus on panic narrative and ignore rationality.

[Blake]

It's an analogy, Blake. Death rate matters, but people like you focus on panic narrative and ignore rationality.

I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

[tholdren]

I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

[Blake]

Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

tholdren rambling like he's got a fever and loss of smell

[DMC]

I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

Here's one you might understand:

You find 3 ounces of semen in your bed on your wife's side of the bed. She was late coming home 4 nights last week. She hasn't let you fuck her in 6 months. You suddenly think your wife is producing semen.

[Blake]

Here's one you might understand:

You find 3 ounces of semen in your bed on your wife's side of the bed. She was late coming home 4 nights last week. She hasn't let you fuck her in 6 months. You suddenly think your wife is producing semen.

:lol you can always tell when DMC gets flustered.

[DMC]

:lol you can always tell when DMC gets flustered.

Keep trying to convince yourself that you matter here.

[tholdren]

Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

[rmt]

Butler! Go Miami!

[tholdren]

Less than flu

[Ef-man]

When I say Foldren, you say folds. Foldren...Folds, Foldren...Folds, Foldren...Folds.

[tholdren]

Less than flu
Lololo


Ifr

[Blake]

Keep trying to convince yourself that you matter here.

:lol keep trying to convince yourself my rent ain't free

[DMC]

:lol keep trying to convince yourself my rent ain't free

You following me around responding to me then using the rent free meme is hilarious.

[TSA]

https://twitter.com/andrewbostom/status/1313162488955973634

[Blake]

You following me around responding to me then using the rent free meme is hilarious.

The "you following me around" gripe is awesome considering you have 9 posts in this thread while I have over 200.

Keep trying, this is great. :tu

[tholdren]

https://twitter.com/andrewbostom/status/1313162488955973634

Yes this has been known for months

[tholdren]

Yes this has been known for months

[tholdren]

Lolokooo

Midnightpulp and wrongdomGuy

[boutons_deux]

https://twitter.com/andrewbostom/status/1313162488955973634

At least 60 coronavirus deaths in the U.S. can be linked to college campuses,

found more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases traced to U.S. college and universities since the beginning of the pandemic.

https://www.kxan.com/news/report-60-covid-19-deaths-traced-to-college-campuses/

... source article dated 1 month ago

[Blake]

8 teachers have now died

[tholdren]

At least 60 coronavirus deaths in the U.S. can be linked to college campuses,

found more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases traced to U.S. college and universities since the beginning of the pandemic.

https://www.kxan.com/news/report-60-covid-19-deaths-traced-to-college-campuses/

... source article dated 1 month ago


Oh my God! 60 deaths can be linked to colleges!!!

[ElNono]

Oh my God! 60 deaths can be linked to colleges!!!

boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

[tholdren]

boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

Ifr less than flu says the WHO

[ElNono]

boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

[tholdren]

Ifr less than flu says the WHO

No one healthy dying

[ElNono]

boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

[SnakeBoy]

boomer not caring about dead boomers, per par

fify

[ElNono]

fify

Unfortunately, it's not just old boomers. Might be the vast majority, but the death count of younger people is certainly not zero.

[Winehole23]

Less than fluWhy so many more deaths than usual? Are we suddenly weaker and more vulnerable in 2020 than the year before?

How do you account for ~200,000 and counting excess deaths in seven months? Can you explain it?