Nobody impled those things. You're terrible at reading and at getting away with lying.
Cases dont mean new infections. Nor do hospitalizations equate to death nor does it even mean a true stay in a hospital nor does it mean someone came in severely enough to be treated in icu for covid.
You dont understand how the data is calculated thats why every time a state has an increase in cases you tell everyone to bring in the ships.
You've said 2 weeks for months. You are terrible at math science and logic
Nobody impled those things. You're terrible at reading and at getting away with lying.
Not sure how you came to that conclusion based on my numbers. NY peaked at 1k deaths per day. I think the TX case fatality rate will be 1/3-1/2 of NY.
My mistake:
The deaths per million rate from TSA's post was confused with the raw number. Have a lot going on at my end. Not good trying to mul ask.
Wow using no growth to project something that is likely to grow exponentially? I don't think we'll get as bad as NYC since we don't jam ourselves into public transportation so heavily but I wouldn't completely throw out the idea since Abbott still hasn't shut down indoor dining rooms, indoor church service, and indoor gyms which are all prime locations for transmission, and I'm not sure he ever will no matter how bad things get here.
All bets are off if the country as a whole eventually hits 100k infections a day.
You think all bets are not off at 60k a day?
Not as much as the seemingly inevitable 100k a day, tbh.
Its gotten bad here in the Rio Grande Valley. Tripled our cases overnight. All of our vents are in use. Our hospitals full. Our mobile units full. People are now starting to die. Anyone downplaying the impact of a COVID hot zone is uninformed or deliberately lying.
I lived in Brownsville for a hot minute. People don't realize there's over a million people because they're spread out over three counties. Hope it gets better soon.
Texas had time to realize nursing homes had to be strenuously tested/protected. De Blasio did the opposite and seeded nursing homes with covid+ spreaders. We wont reach New York death rates but the dead will be younger.
Eh, if the hospitals ever got to the same point as NY/NJ we could just as easily dump off the elderly or let them die per Arizona triage rules. I'm hoping we don't reach death panel levels.
You can't compare what happened in NY to what is happening today in Florida.....testing was woeful by the Federal government during NY's worst outbreak. In Florida, DeSantis has just let the Rona spread with inadequate contact tracing and lifting banns on restrictions to quickly.
And yet Florida has a higher population of elderly at risk people and their death rate is far below NY. You’re right, you can’t compare them
Holy Hidalgo County's numbers today. Amazing what you find when you actually test.
You're definitely getting it again arent you...?
Bwahaha 45% set shot 2s
Bwahaha only thing worse than your skills is your math
Bwahahaha grandpa tholdren on the internet telling stories in his bunker
so you have it now, or are you waiting 2 weeks to have it again?
Bwahaha F5F5F5F5F5
Bwahaha sounds of the keyboard clacking in the bunker
Bwahaha doesn't understand math
Bwahaha could barely shoot set shot 2s. 45% much skillllzz grandpadren
Stick to single-digit ciphering, Jethro
The government sells utter calamity. It's what they do. If you think it's cos they're concerned, you simply don't understand the forces at play.
They are US .
Change it.
You are doing a perfectly awful job on this board 9-11 truther.
I understand I can pretty much dismiss any claims of mysterious "forces at play" right off the bat, since you're not very good at explaining your own conspiracy theories, tbh. Plus it's a distraction.
It's not the government in and of itself that's bad, it actually should have a major role to play in emergencies and catastrophes
It's this particular iteration of federal government leadership (both Congress and POTUS, Democrat and Republicans) whose continued inaction are causing significant damage.
God that's 3x worse than us per capita and we're a dumpster fire right now in Bexar County.
Luckily I never had anything that significant. At it's worst when I was sick it was just a tingling/burning in my hands/forearms, kind of like a combination of having your hand fall asleep and having a mild sunburn at the same time. Now when it happens it's so mild I can't even notice it unless I'm just sitting still.
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