Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[hog88]

Except the workers. Its preffered by you because it protects the owners.

Desantis just took your desired action in a way that benefitted the worker over the owner, instead of how you want it.

It would have provided more freedom for everyone.

 

[McDad]

My only concern then is that a free market requires an informed market, and I don't believe that is entirely possible. We're already seeing companies (like in tech) that get to operate in a relatively low regulation environment wield their own power to control flow of information. Then, of course, you end up with the massive consolidation we already see in our current market. I don't think those are caused only by government.

It is a poor assumption to believe companies would not exert protective, self seeking, force on the marketplace to feather their own nests. And, it isn't an assumption I am making. A corporation would attempt to tip the balance in its favor whenever possible. However in a free market where competition is allowed, the consumer has the final say. To use your example, tech giants wield power to control information. But the end user has the ultimate power to choose different platforms, delete apps, etc.
Back when I was young, we were admonished if you didn't like what you saw on TV, turn it off. I think the same admonition is more poignant today. Don't like FB, Twitter, et al having all the control, turn it off.

 

[VolinWayne]

Georgia hospitals plead for public to help lower COVID-19 spread
Top doctors at six of metro Atlanta’s largest hospital groups made extraordinary pleas on Thursday for Georgians to get vaccinated and take steps to reduce coronavirus infections to ensure emergency rooms and hospitals can care for people most in need.
Dr. Robert Jansen, chief medical officer at Grady Health System said the state’s largest hospital is at 110% capacity, in large part because of COVID-19 patients.
”It’s wall-to-wall stretchers,” Jansen said of Grady’s emergency department. “We have no capacity left in the hospital.”
The overwhelming majority of people hospitalized or dying from COVID are the unvaccinated, they said.
”Even though the vaccines are challenged (by the omicron variant), they remain a success,” said Dr. Jayne Morgan, executive director of the Piedmont Healthcare COVID-19 task force. “These vaccines have still by and large have kept us out of the hospital and out of the morgue.”

A good place for these doctors to start might be to actually start providing treatment when patients first start showing symptoms. As it is they basically tell people to come back when it gets really bad and we will assist you to your future destination.

 

[VolinWayne]

Heather Mullins reports on New Hampshire's Ivermectin bill and Dr. Paul Merik's testimony that Ivermectin is safer than Tylenol.

"It is very safe, it is very cheap, and it is highly effective against SARS-CoV-2... Ivermectin is a life-saving drug... Big pharma, big government, and big corporations don't like cheap, repurposed drugs. This is a war on cheap, repurposed drugs. They want you to use expensive, designer drugs which in fact don't work."



Dr. Paul Marik | New Hampshire Ivermectin Bill

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Reporter from San Mateo County, California.

 

[newyorkvol]

The Cult of Masked Schoolchildren

 

[Sea Ray]

 

[newyorkvol]

France mandated outdoor masking and 3-4 days work from home at end of December.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Wow, finally some news with common sense.

 

[allvol123]

Wow, finally some news with common sense.

Winds of change I hope.

 

[AshG]

Heather Mullins reports on New Hampshire's Ivermectin bill and Dr. Paul Merik's testimony that Ivermectin is safer than Tylenol.

"It is very safe, it is very cheap, and it is highly effective against SARS-CoV-2... Ivermectin is a life-saving drug... Big pharma, big government, and big corporations don't like cheap, repurposed drugs. This is a war on cheap, repurposed drugs. They want you to use expensive, designer drugs which in fact don't work."



Dr. Paul Marik | New Hampshire Ivermectin Bill

Marik is no longer with either Sentara Hospital or ECMS, having been fired from the former and resigned from the latter. In his own words, he has never actually prescribed ivermectin for a patient.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Winds of change I hope.

Reminds me of mom's back in the good ole days rushing their kid over to the friends house to play when they heard that friend had chickenpox.

 

[Orangeburst]

Reporter from San Mateo County, California.

Now that is bizarre.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Marik is no longer with either Sentara Hospital or ECMS, having been fired from the former and resigned from the latter. In his own words, he has never actually prescribed ivermectin for a patient.

Went against the machine eh?

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Now that is bizarre.

Yea, that was last week. Good way to create a shortage.

 

[McDad]

I got covid.
Several on our team I met with last week are sick and tested positive. The two who aren't sick had it previously.

Antibodies ahoy.

 

[hog88]

I got covid.
Several on our team I met with last week are sick and tested positive. The two who aren't sick had it previously.

Antibodies ahoy.

Good luck to you. Wife, daughter and damn are all starting to feel better. Only 3-4 bad days for them.

 

[McDad]

Good luck to you. Wife, daughter and damn are all starting to feel better. Only 3-4 bad days for them.

Thanks. I feel fine. In fact, last week I had what I thought was a very mild cold or sinusitis. No fatigue at all. No fever.
My voice is so husky it could pull a dog sled though.

I'm on the other side of it

 

[hog88]

Thanks. I feel fine. In fact, last week I had what I thought was a very mild cold or sinusitis. No fatigue at all. No fever.
My voice is so husky it could pull a dog sled though.

I'm on the other side of it

It’s the weirdest virus I have ever heard of. This is the second time the wife has tested positive and been sick, so far I’ve remained unaffected by any symptoms either time.

 

[McDad]

It’s the weirdest virus I have ever heard of. This is the second time the wife has tested positive and been sick, so far I’ve remained unaffected by any symptoms either time.

No virus can survive your 50% alcohol by volume blood.

 

[hog88]

No virus can survive your 50% alcohol by volume blood.

If only that were still the case these days cooped up in the house wouldn’t be so long.

 

[McDad]

It’s the weirdest virus I have ever heard of. This is the second time the wife has tested positive and been sick, so far I’ve remained unaffected by any symptoms either time.

McRib is showing no symptoms at all.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Killer psychopaths, like me.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

Marik is no longer with either Sentara Hospital or ECMS, having been fired from the former and resigned from the latter. In his own words, he has never actually prescribed ivermectin for a patient.

Sentara wouldn’t allow it. This is an honorable doctor who truly cares about his pts. He’s run many studies at Sentaras icu that are truly looking at the pts. Sentara also fired him in the most cowardly way, par for the course with that system.

 

[VolinWayne]

Marik is no longer with either Sentara Hospital or ECMS, having been fired from the former and resigned from the latter. In his own words, he has never actually prescribed ivermectin for a patient.

Yes I know this. He is one of many doctors who have been fired for wanting to come up with actual treatments that don't involve Rendezivir and a ventilator. Do some research and start looking into what hospitals are getting paid for each covid patient. What do they get paid when a covid patient gets put on a ventilator?? When you look at those numbers and then also take into account all of the money big pharma makes off of vaccines it all starts making sense why they are so against any cheap treatment.

https://www.wtkr.com/news/coronavir...al-battle-with-sentara-over-use-of-ivermectin