Giles Corey wrote:
brazen2 wrote:
Since June 1st confirmed cases for 18-29 year-olds increased by 40%. 70+ age group - 15%.
How many of those youngsters are sick?
Any of them?
100%
Giles Corey wrote:
brazen2 wrote:
Since June 1st confirmed cases for 18-29 year-olds increased by 40%. 70+ age group - 15%.
How many of those youngsters are sick?
Any of them?
100%
Giles Corey wrote:
Fat hurts wrote:
Do you have specific allegations against them other than that they gave money and might have influence?
Might have influence? Multi billionaires pouring hundreds of millions into super pacs -- might have influence?
Did you look into the top ten donors to Super Pacs?
No?
Afraid of what you will find?
You still refuse to answer the question.
Do you have specific allegations against specific people?
WWRD wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
It is too early to conclude that there is a big demographic shift going on. Must of the shift in demographics can be attributed to opening up testing to all ages. In March and most of April, younger people were not getting tested unless they were really sick, but people over 60 were getting tested if they were exposed to a positive or started feeling some symptoms.
It may be that the current surge is due to young people going to bars and restaurants and we may end up with a shift in demographics, but that also assumes that parents and older adults are isolating themselves at much higher rates and staying away from infected young people. Other than nursing homes making big improvements in their COVID 19 measures, I am not so sure that people over the age of 50 are doing that good of a job social distancing in the states that are seeing spikes.
https://twitter.com/_stah/status/1274712807481708546Demographics of death will not shift significantly because the IFR for those under 50 and healthy is miniscule. Cases will shift as the the vulnerable isolate more, while the younger "open up" more.
You COVID-fatalists need to get over your fixation that this is a threat outside a very specific demographic.
If there is a big shift in positive cases to younger age groups, there will be a shift in the mortality for those groups. The guy with the Phd is clearly showing that the mortality has been constant even though there are increased reports of positives for younger groups. This could change in the next few weeks because mortality lags positives by about 27 days. But, so far, the data is clear. We are only seeing a shift in testing from being substantially limited by age to a much wider net.
And COVID deniers need to stop pretending that the virus is harmless unless you are 80+ years old. Hospitals are filling up with people who cannot breath. Most of the young people will survive. But you have to be a complete sicko to think that it is ok to send perfectly healthy people to the hospital en masse just so you can go to your favorite breastraunt and drink MGD from a mini tap while being waited on by a local stripper.
Not sure what his point is about super pac donors...
https://www.opensecrets.org/overview/topindivs.php?view=sp&cycle=2018
hm okay.... wrote:
Not sure what his point is about super pac donors...
https://www.opensecrets.org/overview/topindivs.php?view=sp&cycle=2018
I think his point is that THEY EXIST!
It's a Conspiracy!
RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!
hm okay.... wrote:
Not sure what his point is about super pac donors...
He thinks they are the Big Bosses behind the coronavirus "scamdemic".
He doesn't have any actual evidence but he desperately wants to believe it.
Precious Roy wrote:
WWRD wrote:
Demographics of death will not shift significantly because the IFR for those under 50 and healthy is miniscule. Cases will shift as the the vulnerable isolate more, while the younger "open up" more.
You COVID-fatalists need to get over your fixation that this is a threat outside a very specific demographic.
If there is a big shift in positive cases to younger age groups, there will be a shift in the mortality for those groups. The guy with the Phd is clearly showing that the mortality has been constant even though there are increased reports of positives for younger groups. This could change in the next few weeks because mortality lags positives by about 27 days. But, so far, the data is clear. We are only seeing a shift in testing from being substantially limited by age to a much wider net.
And COVID deniers need to stop pretending that the virus is harmless unless you are 80+ years old. Hospitals are filling up with people who cannot breath. Most of the young people will survive. But you have to be a complete sicko to think that it is ok to send perfectly healthy people to the hospital en masse just so you can go to your favorite breastraunt and drink MGD from a mini tap while being waited on by a local stripper.
Testing in Georgia has been open to anyone who wants a test (symptomatic or not) since 5/7.
Timothy Foyle wrote:
hm okay.... wrote:
Not sure what his point is about super pac donors...
https://www.opensecrets.org/overview/topindivs.php?view=sp&cycle=2018I think his point is that THEY EXIST!
It's a Conspiracy!
RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!
Yes. A handful of billionaires pouring hundreds of millions of dollars (billions?) into our politics. Nothing to see there. They don't expect anything for this. All is just fine. No such thing as powerful people conspiring.
Precious Roy wrote:
WWRD wrote:
Demographics of death will not shift significantly because the IFR for those under 50 and healthy is miniscule. Cases will shift as the the vulnerable isolate more, while the younger "open up" more.
You COVID-fatalists need to get over your fixation that this is a threat outside a very specific demographic.
And COVID deniers need to stop pretending that the virus is harmless unless you are 80+ years old. Hospitals are filling up with people who cannot breath. Most of the young people will survive. But you have to be a complete sicko to think that it is ok to send perfectly healthy people to the hospital en masse just so you can go to your favorite breastraunt and drink MGD from a mini tap while being waited on by a local stripper.
3.6% of positive cases for the 1-29 age group have required hospitalization.
0.07% of positive cases for the 1-29 age group have resulted in death.
Eleven guys
$1 billion.
Sheldon Adelson. $112 million.
Tom Steyer. $213 million
Mike Bloomberg. $123 million.
Fred Eychaner. $68 million
Donald Sussman. $63 million
Richard Uihleian: $60 million
Jame Simon: $58 million
Paul Singer $43 million
Robt Mercer $41 million
George Soros $39 million
Their total giving could be substantially more. While donors to super PACs are disclosed, public filings do not reflect contributions to politically active nonprofit groups that are not required to reveal their donors.
Other than Eychaner and Uiheian ( and not sure about those two), all of these share an ethnicity
And,of the 8, other than Steyer, all are fanatic Israel supporters.
But no worries. It' not like these guys would use this influence on behalf of a foreign nation.
In fact, it will soon be a hate crime in American, land of the free and home of the brave, so suggest such a thing.
Giles Corey wrote:
Eleven guys
$1 billion.
Sheldon Adelson. $112 million.
Tom Steyer. $213 million
Mike Bloomberg. $123 million.
Fred Eychaner. $68 million
Donald Sussman. $63 million
Richard Uihleian: $60 million
Jame Simon: $58 million
Paul Singer $43 million
Robt Mercer $41 million
George Soros $39 million
Their total giving could be substantially more. While donors to super PACs are disclosed, public filings do not reflect contributions to politically active nonprofit groups that are not required to reveal their donors.
Other than Eychaner and Uiheian ( and not sure about those two), all of these share an ethnicity
And,of the 8, other than Steyer, all are fanatic Israel supporters.
But no worries. It' not like these guys would use this influence on behalf of a foreign nation.
In fact, it will soon be a hate crime in American, land of the free and home of the brave, so suggest such a thing.
And now we get to it!
Good job, K5!
Timothy Foyle wrote:
[quote]Giles Corey wrote:
Eleven guys
$1 billion.
Sheldon Adelson. $112 million.
Tom Steyer. $213 million
Mike Bloomberg. $123 million.
Fred Eychaner. $68 million
Donald Sussman. $63 million
Richard Uihleian: $60 million
Jame Simon: $58 million
Paul Singer $43 million
Robt Mercer $41 million
George Soros $39 million
Their total giving could be substantially more. While donors to super PACs are disclosed, public filings do not reflect contributions to politically active nonprofit groups that are not required to reveal their donors.
Other than Eychaner and Uiheian ( and not sure about those two), all of these share an ethnicity
And,of the 8, other than Steyer, all are fanatic Israel supporters.
But no worries. It' not like these guys would use this influence on behalf of a foreign nation.
In fact, it will soon be a hate crime in American, land of the free and home of the brave, so suggest such a thing.
And now we get to it!
I don't think you do.
I think you have been programmed to not get it
Timothy Foyle wrote:
And now we get to it!
Good job, K5!
I have to admit, I didn't know that's where he was going. I didn't think people like him really existed in 2020.
I'm sorry I pressed him on this, but at least now he has outed himself. If he is just a troll, he's the very worst kind.
I will no longer read nor respond to any post or thread containing Giles Corey.
Fat hurts wrote:
Timothy Foyle wrote:
And now we get to it!
Good job, K5!
I have to admit, I didn't know that's where he was going. I didn't think people like him really existed in 2020.
I'm sorry I pressed him on this, but at least now he has outed himself. If he is just a troll, he's the very worst kind.
I will no longer read nor respond to any post or thread containing Giles Corey.
Before you go, are you still self-isolating?
If so, how long do you think you will keep it up? And what will make you stop?
How many times have you gone out in public? I think you said you go to the grocery store every 3 weeks. So maybe 4 times since March?
Fat hurts wrote:
Timothy Foyle wrote:
And now we get to it!
Good job, K5!
I have to admit, I didn't know that's where he was going. I didn't think people like him really existed in 2020.
I'm sorry I pressed him on this, but at least now he has outed himself. If he is just a troll, he's the very worst kind.
I will no longer read nor respond to any post or thread containing Giles Corey.
Sure you won't.
Extremely important and undeniable facts about power in America and you guys are conditioned to react and call it trolling.
Bad citizens
brazen2 wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
And COVID deniers need to stop pretending that the virus is harmless unless you are 80+ years old. Hospitals are filling up with people who cannot breath. Most of the young people will survive. But you have to be a complete sicko to think that it is ok to send perfectly healthy people to the hospital en masse just so you can go to your favorite breastraunt and drink MGD from a mini tap while being waited on by a local stripper.
3.6% of positive cases for the 1-29 age group have required hospitalization.
0.07% of positive cases for the 1-29 age group have resulted in death.
18-40 year olds make up 21% of hospitalizations in Texas
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/06/16/texas-coronavirus-spike-young-adults/Precious Roy wrote:
18-40 year olds make up 21% of hospitalizations in Texas.
Nope. That is in one county, Dallas county. Per your cite.
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/06/16/texas-coronavirus-spike-young-adults/
brazen2 wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
If there is a big shift in positive cases to younger age groups, there will be a shift in the mortality for those groups. The guy with the Phd is clearly showing that the mortality has been constant even though there are increased reports of positives for younger groups. This could change in the next few weeks because mortality lags positives by about 27 days. But, so far, the data is clear. We are only seeing a shift in testing from being substantially limited by age to a much wider net.
And COVID deniers need to stop pretending that the virus is harmless unless you are 80+ years old. Hospitals are filling up with people who cannot breath. Most of the young people will survive. But you have to be a complete sicko to think that it is ok to send perfectly healthy people to the hospital en masse just so you can go to your favorite breastraunt and drink MGD from a mini tap while being waited on by a local stripper.
Testing in Georgia has been open to anyone who wants a test (symptomatic or not) since 5/7.
Testing and data collection in Georgia has been sh$t. In rural communities and even not so rural communities like Macon, GA, testing is only available two days a week. So, while in Atlanta testing is widely available, that is not the case in the rest of the state where there is still some rationing. Also, there are big delays in getting test results with people waiting up to two weeks to get results and big clumps of data piling in at one time.
Precious Roy wrote:
brazen2 wrote:
Testing in Georgia has been open to anyone who wants a test (symptomatic or not) since 5/7.
Testing and data collection in Georgia has been sh$t. In rural communities and even not so rural communities like Macon, GA, testing is only available two days a week. So, while in Atlanta testing is widely available, that is not the case in the rest of the state where there is still some rationing. Also, there are big delays in getting test results with people waiting up to two weeks to get results and big clumps of data piling in at one time.
A test result that takes two weeks is not very helpful. Even a couple of days is a major problem. Without a fast result, isolation and contact tracing don't happen until it's too late.
That is one of the many reasons I have been saying that testing is not the panacea that some think it is.
I'm afraid we are going to need to shut Georgia down again to get things under control. But I'm even more afraid that Kemp won't do what is really necessary.
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