Bexar County reports 'biggest single day increase' of 436 new cases of COVID-19

[Blake]

For the tenth time, it's not about you.

Why is this so hard for people to understand

[ChumpDumper]

Why is this so hard for people to understand

Darrin's got poor people he needs to cough on.

[Blake]

If you and chump want to go full PPE in low risk environments, that's your right.

STILL doesn't get it

[TimDunkem]

This thing is just another pathogen in our world now.

If you and chump want to go full PPE in low risk environments, that's your right.

You're a barfly so you don't exactly frequent low risk establishments. Can you just not be selfish and wear a mask?

[ChumpDumper]

You're a barfly so you don't exactly frequent low risk establishments. Can you just not be selfish and wear a mask?

With any luck, Darrin will be able to kill the Valero clerk's grandma. More middle shelf tequila for him.

[Blake]

Darrin's got poor people he needs to cough on.

Unless he's near a blm protest. Then it's full ppe bunker mode

[DarrinS]

You're a barfly so you don't exactly frequent low risk establishments. Can you just not be selfish and wear a mask?

I'm definitely not wearing one from this day forward.

[Blake]

I'm definitely not wearing one from this day forward.

You're the reason our governor is a ing idiot

[SnakeBoy]

Curious why you seem to be expecting it to be more like 70%? Osterholm was talking 40% to 70% infection before it would burn itself out. Is there new research indicating the higher end number is more likely than when Osterholm made that prediction in early March? Or is this just a case of preparing for the worst and hoping for better?

On Sunday Osterholm was saying 60-70% over the next 12-18 months. He changes his tune a bit here and there.

I like Osterholm, I think he's more honest than any other experts I've seen. However I actually disagree with him in a big way because his view is that this will follow the pattern of an influenza pandemic and this isn't influenza. Influenza strains have their time in the sun so to speak and then other strains emerge.

So I've been posting my opinion since I think probably early February that this is the 5th endemic HCoV. So that actually implies something different from Osterholm's view of this. What it implies is that this virus will basically become ubiquitous like other HCoV's.

It's just my opinion. Hopefully I am wrong.

[DarrinS]

Unless he's near a blm protest. Then it's full ppe bunker mode

There ain't no in dumbass BLM protest anywhere near me.

[slick'81]

There ain't no in dumbass BLM protest anywhere near me.

I
thought you were better then this D

[ChumpDumper]

I
thought you were better then this D

He's drunk and melting down. The big timing is next.

[hater]

I have family members like Darrin tbqh

Somehow they insecure if they wear a mask in public. They think they are hot without a mask when in reality they are plain as ing white bread

Poor insecure egomaniacs

Oh and Orangegutan is the biggest one of them all. No wonder these losers adore him tbqh

[SnakeBoy]

I like the way drunk Darrin thinks

[ChumpDumper]

Trump supporters

[DarrinS]

I
thought you were better then this D

Should I want protests near me?

[TimDunkem]

And you just know Darrin is suddenly going to start caring again when they new cases finally begin to trace back to BLM protests.

[spurraider21]

You still think it's the ventilators that kill people?

Now that you mention it i notice that a lot of people who get chemo die of cancer

[baseline bum]

I'm definitely not wearing one from this day forward.

ting on low wage peon workers to own the libs!

[SnakeBoy]

Now that you mention it i notice that a lot of people who get cancer die of chemo

fify

[baseline bum]

On Sunday Osterholm was saying 60-70% over the next 12-18 months. He changes his tune a bit here and there.

I like Osterholm, I think he's more honest than any other experts I've seen. However I actually disagree with him in a big way because his view is that this will follow the pattern of an influenza pandemic and this isn't influenza. Influenza strains have their time in the sun so to speak and then other strains emerge.

So I've been posting my opinion since I think probably early February that this is the 5th endemic HCoV. So that actually implies something different from Osterholm's view of this. What it implies is that this virus will basically become ubiquitous like other HCoV's.

It's just my opinion. Hopefully I am wrong.

OK thanks, I still gotta watch that Chris Wallace interview. He's one of the few people in the media who actually does interesting interviews. Wonder what made him come around on expecting it to be seasonal when he threw cold water on that idea in March.

I always wonder if the corona viruses that cause the common cold started off killing people like this one and then calmed down through natural selection... and how long it'll take this one to be a similarly minimal threat if so.

[DarrinS]

ting on low wage peon workers to own the libs!

Don't have it. Haven't transmitted it.

[SnakeBoy]

I always wonder if the corona viruses that cause the common cold started off killing people like this one and then calmed down through natural selection... and how long it'll take this one to be a similarly minimal threat if so.

Yeah that's the interesting question I've been wondering about too. Not too much info to find since nobody ever really put money into understanding coronaviruses. If I remember right HCoV-NL63 is the most recent one and that emerged like a 1000 years ago. So we really have no info on what it did to the population when it was the novel virus.

There's two sides to the natural selection question. Did they calm down and become mild through natural selection or did we adapt to them through natural selection? Maybe a bit of both.

[ChumpDumper]

Don't have it. Haven't transmitted it.

How would you know?

[Blake]

How would you know?

He has a drinking buddy he's known for ten years that works at the hospital and he still doesn't understand how this works