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109939   HeadSet   2020 Apr 15, 6:42am  

They gave up their lives for the fiat currency economy.

I keep hearing that virtue signalling hogwash. No different than:

Lets lower the national speed limit to 45mph. We would save thousands of lives. If you are against the lower speed limits, it shows you value convenience over the lives of thousands of people.

Lets have a law where all mobile devices have any text feature turned off if the device senses it is going over 12mph. That would save thousands of lives from people killed by those who text while driving. If you are against this, you value your petty ability to text as a passenger over thousands of lives saved.
109940   Tenpoundbass   2020 Apr 15, 6:43am  

The Corona Virus is going to stop as soon as Durham announces his indictments.
109941   Tenpoundbass   2020 Apr 15, 6:51am  

BTW My Drummer, for the 5 years I've known him. Has bemoaned how his wife and daughter's minds have been hijacked by the left. He makes them sound like Femnazis.
They get triggered by any positive political talk. It's so bad they've been to marriage counseling, though the Councillor turned out to be a Liberal Fag that sided with her, and chastised his male toxicity.
Due to the Stay at home orders, you would think they would have escalated to the worse.
But they came over yesterday as a couple, they are both Chefs on the Beach and they are closed until further notice. They seem like they are bonding. But more telling is his wife, while I was giving them a news update as reported on Patnet. I was expecting her to get triggered and go storming out. Instead at one point, she said, "Obama was handsome, well spoken and charming, but nobody knew just how Evil he was."
She also believes this was spread and managed by the same philanthropist the Democrats all gush over.
Though she's argued with her husband over American politics, she said she's never been political and has never voted in American elections(She's Canadian, well not anymore).
She said she fully intends on getting a voters reg and voting for Trump this time. After four years of savaging her husband for liking Trump.

The Daughter is still a leftest loon, she's dating a Leftist professional protester, and his parents are Professors in one of the Florida colleges.

But probably wont be voting because of Bernie losing.
109942   zzyzzx   2020 Apr 15, 7:00am  

Coronavirus: Can it even be stopped?

Only once we get herd immunity.
109943   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 7:21am  

7:00 - Boom. Clear and distinct proof this is a YouTube subscriber push. In the middle of a video after hyping impossible numbers you ask people to share your video? WTF fuck does a virus have to do with YouTube and a bruised ego because you don't know their algo?
109944   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 7:42am  

ThreeBays - this may come across as personal, but it's not intended that way. Are you genuinely that afraid of this virus? Posting a video that mentions 300k deaths per day is pure click bait. It's simply not possible with even the limited data we have. We'd have to see 10% deaths of tested cases from ages 1-100 to even come close to those numbers. That's assuming the virus just keeps indiscriminately killing people that it currently isn't killing. This video is claiming that 1% of the ENTIRE US population can die in 10 days. That's absurd even from the most pessimistic of virologist. It hasn't remotely come close to doing that in THREE months.

Basically this video is pure fiction and half way through it the guy bitches about YouTube/google not indexing his fucking video the way HE wants?! I stopped watching at the 7 minute mark roughly. Stuff like this is what pushes people over the edge during times like this. YouTube should pull this video. I'm generally not for any censorship, but this is basically telling people they're going to die, so might as well get it over with for those with mental health issues. Not a cool thing to post in all honesty.
109946   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 8:13am  

Lol, fox of all sources for this too. This is the current situation.

www.youtube.com/embed/JGIGPccHCXY
109947   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Apr 15, 11:21am  

They should ban sodomy and promiscuity, would save millions of lives. Also ban getting fat, that’s 10+ million lives saved.

Why do you value stupidity over life!!!!
109948   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Apr 15, 12:19pm  

Tim Aurora says
First of all these are stupid examples.. We do have speed limits and they do save lives. There has to be an optimum speed limit which balances the time vs loss of life. We do have "driver licenses" for stopping stupid people driving and killing others.

The opening of the economy is again a cost vs life issue. Each life and hospitalization is also a cost, not just the money lost in the restaurant or a factory. They will not open games to public but may do it with empty stadium. Or they may open construction but delay non-essential projects. "Believe it, the paradigm has changed" , a quote from my Chinese friend who lived there during SARs.

Fortwaynemobile says
They should ban sodomy and promiscuity, would save millions of lives. Also ban getting fat, that’s 10+ million lives saved.

Why do you value stupidity over life!!!!


...


Nothing stupid about those examples. They all fit within framework of saving lives.

Most lives lost are to dumb personal choices.
109949   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 12:20pm  

Tim Aurora says
The opening of the economy is again a cost vs life issue.

Yup. We save and also make money in the process. People get their paychecks and not UE benefits and we have a bunch of old people die that we no longer have to pay out SS for. Win-win in my book. Not sure the issue. If you don't want to die, stay home if you're old and weak. Not complicated.
109950   Reality   2020 Apr 15, 12:29pm  

Tim Aurora says
First of all these are stupid examples.. We do have speed limits and they do save lives. There has to be an optimum speed limit which balances the time vs loss of life. We do have "driver licenses" for stopping stupid people driving and killing others.


The speed limit and driver's license were supposed to be conditions for operating a motor vehicle on "public" roads. There is no government specified speed limit or license requirement for you to either run or drive on your own private land.



The opening of the economy is again a cost vs life issue. Each life and hospitalization is also a cost, not just the money lost in the restaurant or a factory. They will not open games to public but may do it with empty stadium. Or they may open construction but delay non-essential projects.


And you think a "cost vs. life issue" is best left to bureaucrats bought off by the Gates? Instead of leaving that choice to yourself on an individual basis? We already know that the inventor of computer virus Bill Gates and his foundation ruined/killed millions of lives in Africa and India in pursuit of deadly vaccines; how many Americans do you want them to kill in their pursuit of placing a digital tag on you?


"Believe it, the paradigm has changed" , a quote from my Chinese friend who lived there during SARs.


The paradigm didn't change for Chinese during the original SARS: their Confucian word-view always viewed citizens/subordinates as live-stock to be used and abused by the superior . . . in other words, an even more dehumanizing version of the Third Reich's Fuhrerprinzip.
109951   Bd6r   2020 Apr 15, 12:49pm  

lets keep everything closed for another half year and then we will have neither economy nor coronavirus left. Only cannibal anarchy, which is much better than corona cold.
109952   Ceffer   2020 Apr 15, 2:54pm  

Is the CIA still weighing the notion that it was behind the Kennedy assassination? Yeah, I'm so interested in what it is weighing.
109953   Shaman   2020 Apr 15, 3:27pm  

This lays it all out. And indeed, this extremely well researched documentary may have been the catalyst for Washington Intelligence agencies to get off their asses and look into this.

www.youtube.com/embed/3bXWGxhd7ic
109954   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Apr 15, 3:28pm  

rd6B says
lets keep everything closed for another half year and then we will have neither economy nor coronavirus left. Only cannibal anarchy, which is much better than corona cold.


Corona will never leave. It’s quite permanent.
109955   Onvacation   2020 Apr 15, 4:21pm  

I always thought it was a huge overreaction or biological warfare. It might be both.

The lockdown situation is so ridiculous.

I am in line at Trader Joe's and EVERYONE except me and the doorman, is wearing masks. The blue lines spaced out every six feet stretch around the corner. They let a couple at a time in. I moved up a little bit to get out of the sun and the elderly masked man 5, not 6, feet in front of me turns and says, " can you maintain social distance?, I know it's sunny but I don't want to give my symptoms to you".
I replied, "I can see the virus cloud around you".
He turned around and shut up.

I'm next. The unmasked doorman will give me a squirt of hand sanitizer and I can get some food.
109956   Patrick   2020 Apr 15, 6:52pm  

Tenpoundbass says
Durham announces his indictments


Thanks, haven't been reading about Durham:

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/15219/durham-indictments

There is new evidence that U.S. Attorney John Durham is getting to the root of criminal abuses by senior U.S. law enforcement and intelligence officials in their conspiracy to undermine the Trump campaign, transition and presidency. Mr. Durham's mandate from Attorney General William Barr -- to uncover the seditious plot behind the Trump-Russia hoax, if pursued vigorously, will uncover the single greatest threat to the Constitution since the nation's founding.
109957   MisdemeanorRebel   2020 Apr 15, 7:13pm  

It's going to be amusing hearing Democrats try to claim there's nothing actionable with Durham, while continuing to champion Nixon's Impeachment.

What Obama did is far, far worse on a greater level for a longer period of time.
109958   Booger   2020 Apr 15, 7:20pm  

109959   theoakman   2020 Apr 15, 8:06pm  

Those neodynium magnets are friggin strong as hell. If you got two of those up your nose, you wouldn't be able to get any amount of leverage to get them out on your own. They are hard enough to separate by hand when they are small.
109960   mell   2020 Apr 15, 8:09pm  

No. So what? Neither can Influenza. In fact unlike the CVs which mutate slowly influenza mutates each season and rapidly, so vaccines are never reliable. Long term influenza is a much bigger challenge. Let it burn out. Reopen May 1st!
109961   Patrick   2020 Apr 15, 9:12pm  

It's pointing out that the global death toll with varying degrees of lockdown by country is still far below what normally happens every year due to the flu.
109962   Patrick   2020 Apr 15, 9:41pm  

ThreeBays says
There's not going to be a quick return to normal.


Prediction: There will indeed be a quick return to normal, except, hopefully, for some valuable lessons learned about why we should not continue to outsource to China.

Why the quick return to normal? Because pretty much every country on earth is on the same curve, showing this thing lasts about 90 days even with varying responses among countries:



More predictions:

- Democrats will blame Trump for not doing enough
- Democrats will blame Trump for doing too much
- Democrats will attempt to continue to outsource factories to China and insource illegals from Mexico, and scream !RACIST! at anyone who objects
- voters will get serious about objecting to the devastation of the US working class, and Democrats will lose not only this election, but the next as well
109963   Patrick   2020 Apr 15, 10:23pm  

ThreeBays says
if we were to go back to normal the epidemic would spike right back up


But vast swathes of the population have already had it with few or no symptoms, and they probably won't get it again. 50% to 75% of the infected are asymptomatic.

So the epidemic probably won't come back in any significant way. It's running out of new blood already.
109964   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 10:28pm  

ThreeBays says
When you take that and herd immunity into account it's closer to 100k in a day at peak. Of course this is a possibility but not something we'll actually see because we'll keep interfering with it.

We have 134k deaths WORLDWIDE as of this post. First known cases about early December 2019. Almost 5 fucking months deep. 80-90% of places didn't shut down after their first tested case. How in the flying fuck do you get to 100k in a day when we sat here opened up for MONTHS??? You're dogma is pure bullshit at this point. We weren't testing, and when we did, we found the first case in January. This assumption that the Chinese guy in Washington was patient zero in the states is laughable at best and retarded most likely.

No one was testing for this in the states or Europe, even when they shut down Wuhan. I think you kind of already have done so, but you want this to bring down Trump. Even if it does, who cares??? Unless you're a fortune 500 company, the POTUS does almost zilch for you or me. This is not a serious crisis outside of the media for some reason making it one. Biden could get elected tomorrow and I don't give a flying fuck. This isn't about politics. I do think the ass wads perpetrating this, are starting to realize the gig is over. Hopefully this is the last piece of shit flung at the wall.

Although I do predict there will be another mass casualty event before November. Maybe the biggest we've seen in modern history post Vietnam. I hope I'm wrong, but blowing up a flu bug has backfired at this point. I don't think we've seen the grand finale.
109965   mell   2020 Apr 15, 10:35pm  

Patrick says
Prediction: There will indeed be a quick return to normal, except, hopefully, for some valuable lessons learned about why we should not continue to outsource to China.


I hope so. I was deeply troubled by Newsom talking for hours without saying anything, esp. not acknowledging May 1st as SIP expiration and make an extension the unlikely event only in case things get drastically worse. Instead he went with an extension being likely unless everything is great end of April. This is piss poor leadership and abandoning CAs paycheck to paycheck workers, many of which are young adults. Maybe he was briefed by his globalist masters who didn't like his earlier cooperation with the Donald to prolong this as much as possible because orange! Man! Must! Look! Bad!
109966   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 10:36pm  

ThreeBays says
Patrick says
But vast swathes of the population have already had it


Nah, a very small proportion has had it overall. 3% maybe.

Source?
109967   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 10:43pm  

mell says
Maybe he was briefed by his globalist masters who didn't like his earlier cooperation with the Donald to prolong this as much as possible because orange! Man! Must! Look! Bad!

My tin foil hat is firmly in place admittedly. I think this virus flopped. I think we see the grand finale next. I'm honestly scared for what it is. The game could get out of control. I try to be level headed and rational, but it's one thing after another at this point. There's no way there's not some mass casualty event before November at this point... I'm convinced of that.
109968   Patrick   2020 Apr 15, 10:46pm  


Joshua Gans
@joshgans
· 7h
Given that we have stuck almost everyone in households for a month, surely we only have to test one member if each household to release them. And we can do that going forward. Should cut tests by a third.
109969   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 10:53pm  

Patrick says

Joshua Gans
@joshgans
· 7h
Given that we have stuck almost everyone in households for a month, surely we only have to test one member if each household to release them. And we can do that going forward. Should cut tests by a third.

This is how one of the confirmed cases I know of was handled. They tested the wife (my buddies aunt) and she was positive. They literally said they just assumed her husband was positive and wouldn't test him. So one test turned into two positive cases of COVID-19. This is what we're dealing with. The bullshit and hype is staggering.
109970   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 11:07pm  

ThreeBays says
Do we know if they counted it?

Docs said it was counted. Can only go off the 1 person I know out of 3 that is alive that said this to my friend. Mind you out of thousands of people. I'm clocking in at about 0.04% deaths in my extended network. But hey, pandemic?
109971   mell   2020 Apr 15, 11:09pm  

WookieMan says
ThreeBays says
Patrick says
But vast swathes of the population have already had it


Nah, a very small proportion has had it overall. 3% maybe.

Source?


Wherever they took statistic samples of asymptomatic people in the world around 15%-20% tested positive for antibodies. Few dont develop (sufficient) ABs and few lose them over time. So around 20% is the likely figure, which is sizable but in line with the percentage infected by a good pandemic. Add in all the sick over the next few months/years and you arrive anywhere between 20%-25%. The cat has been out of the bag long ago.
109972   Reality   2020 Apr 15, 11:14pm  

ThreeBays says
Patrick says
But vast swathes of the population have already had it


Nah, a very small proportion has had it overall. 3% maybe.


Diamond Princess showed that half to 3/4 of the population already had it, leaving 20-30% still vulnerable at that time. The tests on USS Teddy Roosevelte showing only 10% positive meant that 80-90% of the population already had exposure. As those ships with dozens of people sharing the same room around the clock (especially the restaurants and mess halls onboard), everyone who didn't have antibody would have been infected.
109973   Reality   2020 Apr 15, 11:22pm  

ThreeBays says
100K deaths in a day would've happened some time in May if we carried on business as usual.



LOL! Only in the dreams of someone who doesn't understand math and the basics of how virus infection works in an animal herd



I'm not sure why you're so incredulous. We had around 2,500 deaths recorded today. One month ago we had 12, that's a 208x increase in one month. It's only a 40x increase from here to 100K.


The 2500 number is due to a one-time adding back of cumulative deaths of a particular category over multiple weeks that previous bureaucratic standards didn't count.
109974   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 11:24pm  

ThreeBays says
I'm not sure why you're so incredulous. We had around 2,500 deaths recorded today. One month ago we had 12, that's a 208x increase in one month. It's only a 40x increase from here to 100K.

What? Jan 22 we were recording a minimum of 17 deaths daily at least... A month ago it was 1,459 in a day. There's a reason I capped WORLDWIDE. I think you're taking wrong numbers and plugging them into the US population or you're just being dishonest.
109975   Reality   2020 Apr 15, 11:41pm  

ThreeBays says
My prediction is we're not going to bottom out for quite a few months, and if we were to go back to normal the epidemic would spike right back up. It's a terrible catch-22.


Any new spike would the result of quarantine selecting the more deadly strains/variants of the virus, or a new virus being released/leaked. After all, criminal psychopaths do exist: someone released Ames-strain Anthrax from biological labs after 9-11.

The criminal psychopathic cabal however do seem to be quite idiotic: every single doubt recently being spread about antibody effectiveness is essentially an argument against Gates' own vaccine solution; how can exposure to dead virus in vaccine be effective in building up immunity if after fighting off the real life virus can't even result in immunity?

Of course CV being an RNA virus, which means the single-stranded RNA itself being prone to mutation when replicating, no permanent immunity (to future mutations) is possible regardless whether herd immunity (to current prevalent strains) is achieved via natural exposure or via vaccine. So shutting down while waiting for a vaccine is utterly stupid.

As the shutdown of general society while not shutting down hospitals and nursing homes continue, the risk of more deadly strains gaining evolutionary advantage becomes more significant. Because police and national guard operate on concentration of force (as otherwise they'd be out-numbered 1000:1 if going out individually), police and national guard will quickly become infected and ineffective if/when a more deadly contagious disease emerges (as of one week ago, NYPD had about 20% on sick-leaves citing Covid-19); at that point, the general population (at least those still surviving) will fully embrace 2nd Amendment right, discarding every single anti-gun law since the first unconstitutional infringement in the early 20th century.

Even the more clueful Democratic governors with future presidential aspirations have been distancing themselves from lock-downs, as they clearly recognize that Americans are not believers in internal societal lock-downs. If this lock-down continues for much/any longer, the Democrats will have their clock cleaned in the November election.
109976   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 11:41pm  

ThreeBays says
WookieMan says
We have 134k deaths WORLDWIDE as of this post. First known cases about early December 2019. Almost 5 fucking months deep. 80-90% of places didn't shut down after their first tested case. How in the flying fuck do you get to 100k in a day when we sat here opened up for MONTHS???


100K deaths in a day would've happened some time in May if we carried on business as usual.


ThreeBays says
I was talking about US now vs US one month ago. 12 daily deaths on March 15th. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

That's fine, but you clearly either didn't want to read or misread what I posted. It's one or the other. We're using the same source. Regardless, this doesn't get to 100k daily deaths WORLDWIDE ever. It's basically impossible as those most susceptible to death from this are or have died. The virus has less and less people to kill as the days go by.
109977   WookieMan   2020 Apr 15, 11:46pm  

ThreeBays says
We can easily get an upper bound estimate on US infections. NYC has a population of 8.4M. If we say herd immunity is reached at 80%, then the upper bound on infected people in NYC is 6.7M. NYC makes up 40% of US covid deaths, so the upper bound of infected people in the US is 16.75M or 5% of the population. That's the UPPER BOUND.

Are you taking into account demographics? Population density? You're taking the worst possible place for a virus to be and saying those numbers will be the same elsewhere. That's not going to happen nationwide. Ever.
109978   Reality   2020 Apr 15, 11:50pm  

ThreeBays says
We can easily get an upper bound estimate on US infections. NYC has a population of 8.4M. If we say herd immunity is reached at 80%, then the upper bound on infected people in NYC is 6.7M. NYC makes up 40% of US covid deaths, so the upper bound of infected people in the US is 16.75M or 5% of the population. That's the UPPER BOUND.


What are you trying to say? If you assume herd immunity is reached at 80%, then of course 80% of the population will have to be exposed one way or another. If each person gets his/her first exposure in a normal social setting, at low viral load, especially under a strong sun like on a beach or in a park (UV kills most airborne virus), then the person is effectively vaccinated (by the natural vaccine created by the Sun's UV); if most people have to get their first exposure in an indoor hospital / nursing-home setting with high viral load, then there would be a lot of sick/dead people from the virus. Locking-down the society kills people quite unnecessarily from a purely virology perspective, before considering any economic effect.

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