so you can say whatever you want about me but if I try to reply there will be consequences. Ok, take this as a win, but rest assured, someone will be watching you in the future
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and dumbass, you cannot be racist if you dont like chinese people. Chinese people arent a race. Asians are a race and I have nothing even against them
no clue
fuck amazon
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Jesus, that's insane
'It is extremely reasonable to think that these excess deaths are largely elderly or frail people who died at home or in residential facilities, without being hospitalized and without being swabbed to verify that they have actually become infected with Covid-19'
Race is a social construct.
What're your thoughts on Coronavirus inspired Game of Thrones fan fiction?
That argument cuts both ways, I'd be hesitant about trotting it out.
He has a point about the economy.
I am all for precautions but this economy is gonna collapse and it will get very ugly in in other ways.
Right now the reaction outweighs the problem in some peoples eyes, and I have no problem with them voicing their opinion about that.
I think some places should be restricted and "locked down", but some places are not gonna need that and it will do more damage than good.
Of course all of our comments and reactions will be interesting to look back on when this thing shakes out.
It is a very complicated situation for sure.
well that is true, its basically the same language and it sucks. You cant make jokes in these languages
drogon breaths fire and thats when a bat flew in front of its mouth and it spread
I did.
The problem with the logic they're using is that of the recorded C19 deaths, 99% of people had at least one underlying condition (as per the Italian health authorities) In more than half people had multiple underlying conditions, up to and including heart disease. Someone not taking this seriously could make the argument "Well, these people died with C19, not of C19."
Not when there is such a surge from the pre-recorded norms. A slight bump would be variation year on year, but such a large number has to be attributed to a new factor, aka Covid-19.
That doesn't undermine the potential that C19 just exacerbated the patients underlying conditions, and didn't actually kill them.
*These are not my arguments, I'm just pointing out why there's a logical failure in only extrapolating stats one way.
some yes, but not all
2400+ die daily in Italy pre corona testing
certainly not all that test positive would not have passed away with or without
Have you seen a stat for how many people have been tested with symptoms and come back negative?
They wouldn't have died all around the same time if they didn't contract covid-19. The logic you're espousing, that's not yours apparently, is fallacious. They may have recovered or lived a significant period before succumbing to their pre-existing condition. Therefore they should rightfully be attributed to covid-19 because it is such a large increase from the historical norms. Covid-19 took these people before their time, regardless of if it laid the last blow itself.