COVID about to get ugly

Meanwhile the senate is holding hearings on HCQ still.

What a bunch of clown. They could be doing something real, instead they are pushing the presidents months-old fantasy drug.

https://twitter.com/ashishkjha/status/1329646432958156801?s=20

Allen53 wrote:

"Stay home and save lives" really means "I'm privileged so I can work from home and still make money. I hereby transfer the burden of herd immunity to the workers & peasants who deliver my food and keep society functioning while I luxuriate in my personal digital utopia."

You are quite right, Allen 53, the herd immunity approach will always hit the poor and the workers and the nurses. In all countries. The priveliged in Sweden, for example, can enjoy the approach, but those how deliver their food and all the people who lives in the poor quarters in Stockholm suffers. Not those at home "luxuriating in their personal digital utopias. And the Swedish Utopia is, again, a Dystopia, but not so for the rich and those who can work from home.

Allen53 wrote:

"Stay home and save lives" really means "I'm privileged so I can work from home and still make money. I hereby transfer the burden of herd immunity to the workers & peasants who deliver my food and keep society functioning while I luxuriate in my personal digital utopia."

That’s not what it means at all. You’re putting words in people’s mouths.

It means stay home/avoid non-essential moments outside as much as you can in order to save lives.

No one is criticizing an essential worker (or any workers who requires leaving their home for that matter.)

Allen53 wrote:

"Stay home and save lives" really means "I'm privileged so I can work from home and still make money. I hereby transfer the burden of herd immunity to the workers & peasants who deliver my food and keep society functioning while I luxuriate in my personal digital utopia."

Additionally: no one is relying on anyone for herd immunity because we aren’t relying on herd immunity to get through COVID. We’re relying on a vaccine.

Herd immunity will not stop COVID.

Allen53 wrote:

https://twitter.com/natoshisakamato/status/1329560363394854921/photo/1

Are you an insane person? Did you bother to follow the link right there to see the context?

He's talking about finally eradicating polio in Africa...which should have been done decades ago if anyone else gave a damn like Bill Gates does (and had the financial wherewithal)

"There is the exciting prospect that next year will see the entire WHO African region certified free of wild polio, and a new vaccine could be deployed as part of efforts to end all forms of the virus."

"2020 will be a decisive year to accelerate progress, including reducing child deaths, turning the tide on the epidemics of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, and expanding access to safe and effective medicines and vaccines for all."

Yeah...global criminal masterminds going out to set up a new world order are just gonna tweet about the hand they're going to play. COVID is definitely what he was telling us all about. This isn't a James Bond movie you moran.

Harambe wrote:

Meanwhile the senate is holding hearings on HCQ still.

What a bunch of clown. They could be doing something real, instead they are pushing the presidents months-old fantasy drug.

https://twitter.com/ashishkjha/status/1329646432958156801?s=20

This is extremely misleading, and Dr Jha's twitter rant is just him trying to save face after making a fool of himself on HCQ.

By the way, the committee hearings were about Covid outpatient treatments in general. No one was trying to make the case that HCQ is the latest or greatest treatment.

Further, Jha's argument that he was the only real 'expert' on the panel and everyone else was just telling feel-good stories is completely disingenuous. Baylor University's Dr. Peter McCullough took him to task quite nicely:

Man Overboard wrote:

This is extremely misleading, and Dr Jha's twitter rant is just him trying to save face after making a fool of himself on HCQ.

By the way, the committee hearings were about Covid outpatient treatments in general. No one was trying to make the case that HCQ is the latest or greatest treatment.

Further, Jha's argument that he was the only real 'expert' on the panel and everyone else was just telling feel-good stories is completely disingenuous. Baylor University's Dr. Peter McCullough took him to task quite nicely:

https://www.c-span.org/video/?478159-1/senate-hearing-covid-19-outpatient-treatment&live

Defending HCQ still??

You should refresh your talking points list from OAN. Check the lastest Q-drop too. Gotta stay on top of it.

Remember back in spring when one deluded poster was touting the work of Didier Raoult on HCQ? Even after huge clinical trials showed no benefit? And we still have deluded senators who can't let it go even now.

The end of the story: "French professor faces disciplinary case over hydroxychloroquine claims"

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/12/covid-professor-didier-raoult-hydroxychloroquine

Dwightarm wrote:

Lead Foil Hat wrote:

In addition to below; the top three death counts today are Michigan, Illinois and PA

Everything you say is a dishonest manipulation of fact or straight out lie.

State Deaths/Million

1 New Jersey 1,892.80

2 New York 1,754.30

Can you cite your link? I’m at work and can’t really check but those numbers seem weird. NYC has 26 COVID related deaths in the last day and we have most of the NY population

That is the total for the pandemic