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originally posted by: face23785
So again, we still can't get accurate data about death rates for the flu. So any time you see the media comparing the worldwide death rate for this virus to the 0.1% death rate for flu in the US they are either being dangerously ignorant or willfully misleading.
originally posted by: face23785
So again, we still can't get accurate data about death rates for the flu. So any time you see the media comparing the worldwide death rate for this virus to the 0.1% death rate for flu in the US they are either being dangerously ignorant or willfully misleading.
originally posted by: muzzleflash
originally posted by: face23785
So again, we still can't get accurate data about death rates for the flu. So any time you see the media comparing the worldwide death rate for this virus to the 0.1% death rate for flu in the US they are either being dangerously ignorant or willfully misleading.
The actual death rate from the new Corona is likely less than .5% and I'd even wager it's below .1%.
We tanked the economy and there will be more death from chaos, crime, and govt oppression than the virus itself caused.
It's dumb.
originally posted by: muzzleflash
I still can't find a good way to estimate the actual deaths from this, but it's gotta be much higher than the flu.
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
a reply to: muzzleflash
That long line of bodies heading to the crematorium in Italy says otherwise..
Seasonal influenza has NEVER done that..
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
a reply to: muzzleflash
That long line of bodies heading to the crematorium in Italy says otherwise..
Seasonal influenza has NEVER done that..
According to the study, 68 000 deaths were attributable to flu epidemics in the winter months between 2013 and 2014, and 2016 and 2017 respectively.
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
a reply to: muzzleflash
That long line of bodies heading to the crematorium in Italy says otherwise..
Seasonal influenza has NEVER done that..
originally posted by: nerbot
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
a reply to: muzzleflash
That long line of bodies heading to the crematorium in Italy says otherwise..
Seasonal influenza has NEVER done that..
Seasonal influenza didn't have the same panic and fear involved with the talk of a Pandemic.
Remove personal family visits, add confusion, ignorance and distraction by healthworkers, add all sorts of other factors and it makes a HUGE difference to personal wellbeing.
The mind looks after the body incredibly well given the chance. Sure, we cannot cure ourselves of nasties but we CAN protect ourselves naturally given the chance so we have strong immune systems and a positive mental attitude by remaining in control.
The confusion and insecurity we are going through will lead to many suffering needlessly.
The spin offs from this are what will be the greatest casualty.
Less freedom, more oppression, more poverty, more police, more army, more sheep.
Only one thing left to do....EAT THE RICH.
originally posted by: pexx421
Please just go walk through any ICU’s right now. Please. And I challenge you to do it without any Ppe. Look at the patients on the beds. Look at the multiple tubes going down their throats. Any other hospital workers on here? Please chip in. We are IN THE HOSPITALS and can tell you that last flu or cold season didn’t look like this. Think we’re intubating these patients as a hoax? Think they’re kindly suffering acute pulmonary edema to influence the election? I get it now. I now get why you are all in denial about climate change, and think trump is a great president. It all makes perfect sense now.
originally posted by: nerbot
originally posted by: muzzleflash
I still can't find a good way to estimate the actual deaths from this, but it's gotta be much higher than the flu.
A friend of mine had type 2 diabetes and died after complications from pneumonia.
Did he die from Diabetes or Pneumonia?
If I caught this current virus tommorrow but was run over the day after, would I be classified as dying from the virus because I had it and being run over wouldn't add to a needed statistic?
Many of the deaths in Italy were people who were already sick from something else apparently.
The statistics and who controls them will choose.
See my point?
originally posted by: muzzleflash
originally posted by: clay2 baraka
a reply to: muzzleflash
That long line of bodies heading to the crematorium in Italy says otherwise..
Seasonal influenza has NEVER done that..
As of 3 min ago, Italy's death toll attributed to this is officially 3,405.
Italy's population is over 60 million.
Stop freaking out plz.
originally posted by: nerbot
originally posted by: face23785
So again, we still can't get accurate data about death rates for the flu. So any time you see the media comparing the worldwide death rate for this virus to the 0.1% death rate for flu in the US they are either being dangerously ignorant or willfully misleading.
Yup, if we cannot have faith in flu statistics that have been available for years how can we be sure of something so relatively new.
Personally, I read between the lines, check over my shoulder and try not to miss what will sneak in the back doors.
ATS did that to me many years ago and I am grateful for leaving the flock of sheeple.
originally posted by: gpols
People can down play it or whatever, but I'm not an infectious disease expert and I'm not a doctor and unless this whole thing is a conspiracy that includes all the doctors in Europe and in America then I'm going to listen to the doctors over anyone else.
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originally posted by: pexx421
Well, I’m in a town of 60k people, so not large. And I can assure you that we have multiple positive patients here, and far more with tests still pending. And it’s all been within the last 7 days. And those are just the tested. I expect most of the staff have been exposed, as within one day of our first patient we ran out of masks and face shields, and didn’t already have strict guidelines in place.