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    Lololol prove that hospitals didn't run out in nyc? You think they did? Lol
    You never prove anything

    This should be easy

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    Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, American's health care system was already coded blue. What was driving it into the ground was price failures, administrative waste, and in some cases, inappropriate care," Samadi surmised. "While there were many nurses, doctors, and other supportive medical personnel who have been able to work taking care of patients with coronavirus, many other health care workers were furloughed depending on their positions.

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    While New York has weathered the brunt of coronavirus infections and deaths, the state’s apparent hoarding of medical supplies, and the millions spent on equipment that never arrived, as well as unused hospitals and beds, have some questioning what went wrong.

    Early to mid-March projections of the spread of COVID-19 had the state scrambling to bolster its hospital bed capacity to more than double its 53,000 maximum status-quo. Subsequently, hospitals statewide were ordered to discharge patients to free up beds, and forced to add new ones as non-emergency procedures were canceled.

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    Mid April ulative hospitalization

    Since the pandemic began, there have been 30,903 hospitalizations for the coronavirus as of Thursday afternoon, according to numbers published by the city. A recent trickling of new patients may hint at a period of relief


    Trend down since April

    No capacity hit. Anywhere

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    Prove it

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    All above.

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    So, you don’t know what proof is.

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    So, you don’t know what proof is.
    Yes do the math. They tried to double 53k capacity. They had total census of 30k in April.....can you handle that?

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    Yes do the math. They tried to double 53k capacity. They had total census of 30k in April.....can you handle that?
    Prove it

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    Politifact says Cuomo's NY nursing home policy claim blaming Trump admin is 'mostly false'

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    I'm not going to get into the political back-and-forth, but anyone who wants to ask, why did the state do that with COVID patients in nursing homes? It’s because the state followed President Trump’s CDC guidance," Cuomo responded

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    "The Cuomo administration points to state and federal regulations that predate the pandemic, which require facilities to accept only those patients they can care for. In addition, earlier state communications encouraged nursing homes to stay current with CDC guidance," Politifact explained. "But once the state issued its March 25 advisory, nursing home operators said that they felt they had no choice but to accept residents who were either known to be infected or suspected to be. That’s because the March 25 memo did not say anything about making sure that a nursing home can care for a patient before making an admission decision, and said they 'must comply with the expedited receipt of residents.' In the month following the memo, nursing homes pleaded for relief from the order."

    It concluded, "We rate his statement Mostly False

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    Cause of death is trump

    No way around that

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    False

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    No way around that

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    TimDunkem said he had it.

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    Think he really did?

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    LOL this thread.

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    LOL this thread.
    Reck

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    At the risk of defending Cuomo, two things:

    1. You can show all of the pictures of big protests you want, but the number of people in New York (or insert other state here) who are in restaurants and bars in a given day is far greater than the number of people in the biggest protest they've had. It's simple math that gets overwhelmed by sensationalism.

    2. Who can/should be held accountable for the protests? Who can you call on to stop them? You can try to shut down mass protests by force if you like, but you risk even greater violence and uprising. You can't close a protest like you can close a bar.

    The protests are certainly a public health risk right now, but they're smaller and less manageable risks than public businesses. Sad but true.
    Idiot

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    What’s the news?

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