People already realizing Corona virus is a joke. 1/10th as deadly as the flu.

Stay at home but go for a run wrote:

I just realized, that you are a joke.

While it's too early to exactly know how deadly the Covid 19 is, but it's a lot more deadly than the flu. At least 10 times as deadly and a lot more young people have serious impacts as well.

This is not true, the flu, especially this season, is hospitalizing far more children than the coronavirus and at higher than pandemic levels.

Laboratory confirmed influenza-associated hospitalization rates for the U.S. population overall are higher than most recent seasons and rates for children 0-4 years and adults 18-49 years are the highest CDC has on record for these age groups, surpassing rates reported during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.

"'Death rates are almost always overestimates as they miss tons of people who don’t have [symptoms],' said a US-based statistical geneticist".

"More than 99% of Italy’s coronavirus fatalities were people who suffered from previous medical conditions".

Those of you who are trying to spread panic might be fearmongering trolls.

We're going to beat this just like we beat the H1N1 swine flu years ago.

What did you expect? wrote:

done with it, back to normal wrote:

Zero fear of it. Living my life how I want and laughing at the morons hiding in their houses, thinking that is doing ANYTHING. Its not. All you did was bring a bunch of kids closer to their older parents and even older grandparents, the people who actually are a little more susceptible to having more serious complications.

Wejo, delete this thread. This is a lie

How do you know that? The media told you so?

donyiyo wrote:

Giles Corey wrote:

I can post the pics of tens of thousands of other Americans who died on 3/26/20 due to factors completely unrelated to Corona.

Over 2.8 million Americans die every year. What's that, over 75,000 per day.

This is merely an attempt to keep everyone in their place, to not question the approved narrative.

Yeah, sure, of course ... ???

Well, of course it would not work had the population not already been conditioned to believe th lies of the establishment without question.

Giles Corey wrote:

trolero wrote:

Yeah, like this one? I guess you’ll be next.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2020/03/26/21-year-old-who-posted-about-not-social-distancing-gets-coronavirus/amp/

I can post the pics of tens of thousands of other Americans who died on 3/26/20 due to factors completely unrelated to Corona.

Over 2.8 million Americans die every year. What's that, over 75,000 per day.

This is merely an attempt to keep everyone in their place, to not question the approved narrative.

Uh, 2.8 million divided by 365 is 7,600 per day, not 75,000. Please post the pix of the "tens of thousands" of Americans who died on march 26, 2020.

Hardloper wrote:

America # 1!! wrote:

if it is 1/10th as deadly as the flu......that means the flu kills 10,000 people a day in Italy? 6,000 people a day in Spain? 20,000 people a week in the US?

Do you even look at charts, brah?

You can't rule out the possibility that it kills fewer people than the flu, but over shorter timeframe because it spreads faster

it's getting harder and harder to claim that as countries COVID-19 deaths rush towards their yearly totals for the flu. Yes, it might have a different curve....but that's only hopefully wishing at this point. Unless we think people are going to suddenly stop dying of COVID-19 next week.

Nevertheless, the claim that it's 1/10th as deadly as the flu is ludicrous. That would mean 100,000 people die of the flu in Italy every year.....and that's if people stopped dying of COVID-19 today.

America # 1!! wrote:

Unless we think people are going to suddenly stop dying of COVID-19 next week.

Right now, it feels like every single corpse is tested for coronavirus and then called a coronavirus death.

Let's say a person in his mid-50s dies of a heart attack but was also tested for coronavirus last week. He might be called a coronavirus death in statistics.

It's unfair to target a single virus and then exaggerate by calling it the single cause of death.

facts and reason wrote:

Right now, it feels like...

Feels before reals amirite?

Coronavirus is considered lethal in a similar way as concluding that the most dangerous creature in Africa is the vulture since it has a near-100% correlation with large dead animals on the savannah. "Oh my god, run for your lives! Vultures above!".

facts and reason wrote:

America # 1!! wrote:

Unless we think people are going to suddenly stop dying of COVID-19 next week.

Right now, it feels like every single corpse is tested for coronavirus and then called a coronavirus death.

Let's say a person in his mid-50s dies of a heart attack but was also tested for coronavirus last week. He might be called a coronavirus death in statistics.

It's unfair to target a single virus and then exaggerate by calling it the single cause of death.

'feels like'

for a person named' facts and reason' you seem to go off random hunches a lot

America # 1!! wrote:

Hardloper wrote:

You can't rule out the possibility that it kills fewer people than the flu, but over shorter timeframe because it spreads faster

it's getting harder and harder to claim that as countries COVID-19 deaths rush towards their yearly totals for the flu. Yes, it might have a different curve....but that's only hopefully wishing at this point. Unless we think people are going to suddenly stop dying of COVID-19 next week.

Nevertheless, the claim that it's 1/10th as deadly as the flu is ludicrous. That would mean 100,000 people die of the flu in Italy every year.....and that's if people stopped dying of COVID-19 today.

I agree it's wishful thinking. Just saying you can't rule it out mathematically.

Italy has unusually had high death totals from the flu in the last 10 years. There's also thought that cause of death is recorded differently in Italy so if an old person died of another reason but tested positive for Covid they would be counted in the death toll. Age alone doesn't explain why it seems to be an order of magnitude more deadly in Italy than other countries.

facts and reason wrote:

America # 1!! wrote:

Unless we think people are going to suddenly stop dying of COVID-19 next week.

Right now, it feels like every single corpse is tested for coronavirus and then called a coronavirus death.

Let's say a person in his mid-50s dies of a heart attack but was also tested for coronavirus last week. He might be called a coronavirus death in statistics.

It's unfair to target a single virus and then exaggerate by calling it the single cause of death.

I predicted this would happen.

The numbers start getting scary and the 'Corona is a hoax' morons start questioning the numbers.

Agreed. My hope that is Italy will be the worst-case scenario, but the numbers out of the rest of Europe aren't exactly encouraging either. Those numbers translated to the US would mean 2-3,000 deaths a day. And those numbers are climbing. Even if we 'only' hit half the death rate of Italy we're still potentially talking about 100,000+ deaths in the US. Very few of the clowns downplaying this were saying anything like 'only 100,000' deaths' . I'm sure they will adjust and recalibrate though.

Wait'll one of you or one of your family members or friends winds up hospitalized and get back to us.

Coronavirus is a political and media event. Not a medical event.

Countless other diseases are ravaging humans at a much more deadly rate than Coronavirus.

belial wrote:

facts and reason wrote:

Right now, it feels like...

Feels before reals amirite?

"'Death rates are almost always overestimates as they miss tons of people who don’t have [symptoms],' said a US-based statistical geneticist".

My "hunches" are based on a quote by a scientist.

If all you can do is bring up a single word "feels" and my username, then you've lost the argument.

America # 1!! wrote:

My hope that is Italy will be the worst-case scenario, but the numbers out of the rest of Europe aren't exactly encouraging either.

"More than 99% of Italy’s coronavirus fatalities were people who suffered from previous medical conditions"

Why are all of you ignoring my facts and research in this article?

The way they are counting is flawed.

The death rate is exaggerated.

facts and reason wrote:

The way they are counting is flawed.

The death rate is exaggerated.

Yeah, perhaps some of those dead people are just pretending...maybe they want benefits?

"just a flesh wound"...carry on, get up you hypochondriac

Hardloper wrote:

America # 1!! wrote:

if it is 1/10th as deadly as the flu......that means the flu kills 10,000 people a day in Italy? 6,000 people a day in Spain? 20,000 people a week in the US?

Do you even look at charts, brah?

You can't rule out the possibility that it kills fewer people than the flu, but over shorter timeframe because it spreads faster

We really should pay attention to this guy?