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Is is more like the flu than the Kansas flu..... lol you
You called COVID-19 the flu.
Do you think all the lockdowns were totally unnecessary?
Yes or no.
Is is more like the flu than the Kansas flu..... lol you
you called COVID-19 the flu.
Completely wrong disease.
You're not smart.
Kansas
It has already killed more people in two months in the US than the flu kills in a normal year by a factor of two.
That makes it (for now) roughly 12 times more deadly than the flu.
Is getting 1/12th of a paycheck like getting a full paycheck?
He said COVID-19 is the flu.
He still believes it.
Demographics...
Delusions can be hard to dislodge.
Man, thildren is terrified of real conversation.
So is DMC.
Sad.
so the demographics of at risk are different for covid than seasonal flu? Got it
flu risk across demographics is almost a perfect mirror for this. Flu tends to kill the elderly at much greater rates.
It is like the flu in that regard.
Only vastly more deadly.
If a disease A is 12 times more deadly than disease B, are they "just alike"?
remember when you said evictions are legal by changing locks in 24 hrs. WRONG
See. You're terrified.
Nope. Feel free to read up on the science.
You are deluded, in htat you hold something as true, that is provably, objectively not true.
So when I said if you do not have a preexisting conditiom or are not over 70 you have a .001 chance of death, I was correct. Thanks.
He's gonna go into full meltdown over that.
Same people at risk, as you point out. Thanks.
Texas had 3500 flu related deaths last year. California had almost 7K. Where are they now with COVID? I know you want to take NY numbers and disperse them to other states to average them for narrative reasons, but it's obvious that the flu deaths are quite significant and COVID hasn't gone 12x as many of them in most states. Funny how narratives and stats work. Also, there's such thing as seasons. I get that doesn't help your "sky is falling cuz orange man bad" narrative but them's the breaks kid.
Is death the only possible negative outcome from COVID-19?
No. I said the process for us took about 24 hours after we notified our tenants. (shrugs)
The sky is blue.
Am I wrong about that because I did not know about the legal parameters of evictions in Texas?
How were those counted? That seemed to be important for you with COVID-19.
back to your emotional reactions. I said at risk populations are the same. Keep proving me correct. I appreciate helping you learn
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