Texas response to Corona virus

[RandomGuy]

the cdc states ifr .26 lol

Twice the flu. And this includes probable deaths.

Like i said for months you do not understand the data. Simple math

... and that isn't a link, just restating your assertion.

with that, I'm adding you to ignore as well. Now off to whatever conspiracy website you crawled out from.

[DarrinS]

Trending up. It's not difficult.

Our hospitals are not going to be overwhelmed. It's not difficult.

[Blake]

Our hospitals are not going to be overwhelmed. It's not difficult.

Well yeah, Abbott will cave before that happens. Too bad it's a topic right now. Too bad people are going to the hospital at all because of covid. Doesn't have to be this way.

[boutons_deux]

TX bag Patrick threatening criminal prosecution of any officials who give out mail-in ballots to unqualified voters.

Fear of voting in a vicious pandemic is not, for voter-suppressing racist bag Patrick, sufficient grounds for obtaining a mail-in ballot

[boutons_deux]

COVID-19 Updates: Texas mayors pressed bag Gov. Abbott to mandate face masks


https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/lo...m_medium=email

[TimDunkem]

Over 430+ new cases in SA today. Hospitalizations, ICU visits, and ventilator usage for Covid patients has doubled in the past two weeks.

[TimDunkem]

Proportion of positives in tests has increased from 4.5% to 9.3% over the past week. More than 60% of cases are in people between 20-49 years old.

[DarrinS]

Proportion of positives in tests has increased from 4.5% to 9.3% over the past week. More than 60% of cases are in people between 20-49 years old.

A bunch from prisons. Their positive rate is really high, even though most are asymptomatic.

[TimDunkem]

A bunch from prisons. Their positive rate is really high, even though most are asymptomatic.

BS. We're talking about San Antonio not the positive case backlogs from Anderson and Brazoria. Almost all new cases in SA are from the community outside of elder care centers and the jail. Try to keep up.

[tholdren]

BS. We're talking about San Antonio not the positive case backlogs from Anderson and Brazoria. Almost all new cases in SA are from the community outside of elder care centers and the jail. Try to keep up.

Lol you were crying because you had the covids.

[DarrinS]

BS. We're talking about San Antonio not the positive case backlogs from Anderson and Brazoria. Almost all new cases in SA are from the community outside of elder care centers and the jail. Try to keep up.

Sorry. You didn't explicitly say SA in your post.

[TimDunkem]

Sorry. You didn't explicitly say SA in your post.

Read the post above. Clearly I was still talking about SA.

[TimDunkem]

Oh and

This message is hidden because tholdren is on your ignore list.

[baseline bum]

Our hospitals are not going to be overwhelmed. It's not difficult.

We have like 100 ventilators in the city

[baseline bum]

Proportion of positives in tests has increased from 4.5% to 9.3% over the past week. More than 60% of cases are in people between 20-49 years old.

So now 33/57 HEB in the SA/New Braunfels area have a COVID positive worker, though they won't say how many workers total. And that's really more of a snapshot of where the virus was ~10 days ago vs where it is now. Looks like we're primed for that really nasty early exponential phase that raped New York, Detroit, and New Orleans.

[DarrinS]

We have like 100 ventilators in the city

I doubt we'll need them. When someone does one one, there's a freed up ventilator.

[TimDunkem]

Sorry. You didn't explicitly say SA in your post.

Also I'm pretty sure if you subtract the prison backlogs today you'll still come to a record number of infections in one day today in TX. Percentages of infections are going up quick while testing is only marginally ticking up so it is not due to increased testing.

[DarrinS]

So now 33/57 HEB in the SA/New Braunfels area have a COVID positive worker, though they won't say how many workers total. And that's really more of a snapshot of where the virus was ~10 days ago vs where it is now. Looks like we're primed for that really nasty early exponential phase that raped New York, Detroit, and New Orleans.

ulative.

[TimDunkem]

So now 33/57 HEB in the SA/New Braunfels area have a COVID positive worker, though they won't say how many workers total. And that's really more of a snapshot of where the virus was ~10 days ago vs where it is now. Looks like we're primed for that really nasty early exponential phase that raped New York, Detroit, and New Orleans.

And HEB stopped requiring masks.

[baseline bum]

I doubt we'll need them. When someone does one one, there's a freed up ventilator.

And when someone doesn't die on when they can be on them for 2-3 weeks. We're talking a city of 1.5 million and they were already at ~20% usage before any of the es started.

[TimDunkem]

I doubt we'll need them. When someone does one one, there's a freed up ventilator.

We're at 41 right now as the infection rate is doubling.

[baseline bum]

Starting to look like Osterholm may have been right in March saying don't expect the heat to slow SARSCov-2 down too much.

[TimDunkem]

And we haven't even seen the protest e. Darrin will suddenly begin to care (again) in about a week or two.

[baseline bum]

We're at 41 right now as the infection rate is doubling.

, already? Is that what they said in the 6:10 press conference?

[baseline bum]

And we haven't even seen the protest e. Darrin will suddenly begin to care (again) in about a week or two.

You don't think this is the protest e already? Probably a combination of protest + bars opened since people in their 20s are making up such a large amount of the new cases.