geeze wrote:
SMH. Hundreds of thousands of people are dying from the virus and you.. No words. These type of southern states attitudes will lead to millions of Americans deaths. PLEASE pay attention!! Hospitals across the country are completely full of Corona virus infected patients. They can not handle much more before care will be rationed and then people will be dropping like flies!
hospitals aren’t even close to full
They are planning on keeping this going through 2021
The virus doesn't care what most of you think. Enjoy the smell of death.
Based on this guy's posts on other threads, he seems to be smoking youtuber Nick Bare's pole.
Texas hit a new high of 8,076 new cases today. That is up from 6,975 from yesterday. Drive up testing centers are still turning away lots of people and you cannot get an appointment to be tested for over a week. Testing supplies are running short and labs are now prioritizing testing symptomatic cases while delaying all others by a couple of days. So, the current growth in cases is not being properly measured due to the lack of testing (even though the governor promised that testing capacity would be expanded to meet demand after reopening).
The latest restrictions (no bars, some mask requirements to enter businesses in most big counties) will help, but there are still a lot of people who have been infected that do not know it and have spread the virus further. There are also a lot of people who will end up in the hospital. A Dr. from Houston said on the news the other day that people are showing up to the ER in much worse shape than when the virus first hit. People are waiting too long and trying to ride it out at home.
The hospitals are already beyond their normal ICU capacity. San Antonio is getting hit the hardest with Houston also getting hit hard. Houston is projected to exceed their surge capacity in two weeks. That will mean setting up tent hospitals for additional capacity. I would bet that two weeks is too optimistic as everyone will be blowing each other up and crashing their cars over the 4th of July weekend.
Giles Corey wrote:
They are planning on keeping this going through 2021
Giles, It's OK to just say you were wrong.
I always wonder what it's like to be so wrong? Like, how do you live with yourself?
Precious Roy wrote:
Texas hit a new high of 8,076 new cases today. That is up from 6,975 from yesterday. Drive up testing centers are still turning away lots of people and you cannot get an appointment to be tested for over a week. Testing supplies are running short and labs are now prioritizing testing symptomatic cases while delaying all others by a couple of days. So, the current growth in cases is not being properly measured due to the lack of testing (even though the governor promised that testing capacity would be expanded to meet demand after reopening).
The latest restrictions (no bars, some mask requirements to enter businesses in most big counties) will help, but there are still a lot of people who have been infected that do not know it and have spread the virus further. There are also a lot of people who will end up in the hospital. A Dr. from Houston said on the news the other day that people are showing up to the ER in much worse shape than when the virus first hit. People are waiting too long and trying to ride it out at home.
The hospitals are already beyond their normal ICU capacity. San Antonio is getting hit the hardest with Houston also getting hit hard. Houston is projected to exceed their surge capacity in two weeks. That will mean setting up tent hospitals for additional capacity. I would bet that two weeks is too optimistic as everyone will be blowing each other up and crashing their cars over the 4th of July weekend.
California's governor has shut down all indoor businesses in hard-hit counties, which means the counties people live in. The shutdown will continue for three weeks. In my opinion there is zero possibility schools will be anything but full-remote this coming year.
Precious Roy wrote:
Texas hit a new high of 8,076 new cases today. That is up from 6,975 from yesterday. Drive up testing centers are still turning away lots of people and you cannot get an appointment to be tested for over a week. Testing supplies are running short and labs are now prioritizing testing symptomatic cases while delaying all others by a couple of days. So, the current growth in cases is not being properly measured due to the lack of testing (even though the governor promised that testing capacity would be expanded to meet demand after reopening).
The latest restrictions (no bars, some mask requirements to enter businesses in most big counties) will help, but there are still a lot of people who have been infected that do not know it and have spread the virus further. There are also a lot of people who will end up in the hospital. A Dr. from Houston said on the news the other day that people are showing up to the ER in much worse shape than when the virus first hit. People are waiting too long and trying to ride it out at home.
The hospitals are already beyond their normal ICU capacity. San Antonio is getting hit the hardest with Houston also getting hit hard. Houston is projected to exceed their surge capacity in two weeks. That will mean setting up tent hospitals for additional capacity. I would bet that two weeks is too optimistic as everyone will be blowing each other up and crashing their cars over the 4th of July weekend.
Don't waste your time and effort. Even if these posters own parents died horribly from Covid-19 they would still hang onto their beliefs. They may even come out and say they believe the doctors are cooking the books and their parents passed from something other than Covid. This is how stupid the people of this country are. I 100% believe that most people that are Covid deniers live in a hick town with only a couple thousand residents thereby minimizing the perceived impact.
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
Jakob Ingebrigtsen has a 1989 Ferrari 348 GTB and he's just put in paperwork to upgrade it