Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[allvol123]

Good job, everyone.

He lists 2 numerical facts in all his excitedness.

Does he tell the readers UK cases/death ratios arent anything like they were in January?

 

[volfanhill]

Good job, everyone.

Just like the anti vaxers on here you are pedaling the fear porn

 

[newyorkvol]

DeChambeau, Rahm test positive, out of Olympics

 

[BisonVol]

DeChambeau, Rahm test positive, out of Olympics

Really strange that Rahm tested positive again. Hasn't even been two months since he tested positive at the Memorial. Makes me think he was a victim of a false positive at the Memorial.

 

[newyorkvol]

Really strange that Rahm tested positive again. Hasn't even been two months since he tested positive at the Memorial. Makes me think he was a victim of a false positive at the Memorial.

And probably this as well. Article says Spain requires 3 negative PCR tests. He had two negative and tested positive on the third.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

And probably this as well. Article says Spain requires 3 negative PCR tests. He had two negative and tested positive on the third.

 

[MG1968]

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But is he a real doctor?

 

[newyorkvol]

Bad-take Facebook meme of the day….

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

I just saw a Lysol commercial where they sanitized an outdoor playground before allowing children to play. My thoughts were if we didn’t have children exposed to all those germs they wouldn’t have an immune system to speak of. I’m all for cleanliness, but kids have to exercise their immune systems in order to fend off whatever comes at them. Fauci wants 3 year old to wear a mask. He’s a fool.

Common sense

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Some of my best childhood memories are on the cow farm. I firmly believe I have a robust immune system because I was exposed to so many things. Let kids get dirty. You can always hose them down later.

I used to put money in my mouth as a kid.

 

[InVOLuntary]

Really strange that Rahm tested positive again. Hasn't even been two months since he tested positive at the Memorial. Makes me think he was a victim of a false positive at the Memorial.

Or false positive this time or false positive both times or there isn't natural immunity. Surely he's vaccinated? Maybe the vaccine doesn't work. Maybe no one knows ****.

 

[MG1968]

Bad-take Facebook meme of the day….

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This is how immigration should work. If you cut the line and come in illegally, you go to the back of the line and wait your turn.

It’s a little harder to do that kind of triage for medical care. “Through no fault of their own” is a loaded statement, too.

 

[newyorkvol]

This is how immigration should work. If you cut the line and come in illegally, you go to the back of the line and wait your turn.

It’s a little harder to do that kind of triage for medical care. “Through no fault of their own” is a loaded statement, too.

There are people everyday hospitalized and getting care for medical issues derived from personal decisions. I do believe the vaccines are effective, but also believe it’s a personal decision to get it. The increasing sentiment seen in recent social media posts by both health care workers and laypeople that unvaccinated patients with Covid should be treated differently is very alarming to me.

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Or false positive this time or false positive both times or there isn't natural immunity. Surely he's vaccinated? Maybe the vaccine doesn't work. Maybe no one knows ****.

Or, now hear me out... or, maybe they had COVID one time and the all but extinct seasonal flu or common cold the other time.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Yeah, if we are going to de-prioritize conditions that are "self-inflicted," we'll free up most of our healthcare system. I bet a fatass smoker created that meme.

 

[kiddiedoc]

This feigned moral responsibility is just incredibly annoying. Heart/CV disease, cancers, diabetes, etc kill millions a year collectively in the U.S., yet every corner market is a shrine to the tobacco industry, alcohol is openly promoted, and McDonald's and Coca-Cola are celebrated American icons.

Give me a freaking break.

 

[volfanhill]

Shocking I know


https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/07/24/cuomo-coronavirus-investigation/

 

[McDad]

This feigned moral responsibility is just incredibly annoying. Heart/CV disease, cancers, diabetes, etc kill millions a year collectively in the U.S., yet every corner market is a shrine to the tobacco industry, alcohol is openly promoted, and McDonald's and Coca-Cola are celebrated American icons.

Give me a freaking break.

Roughly 7,800 people die in America every day. Over half of those are due to heart disease and cancer.

 

[VolStrom]

I used to put money in my mouth as a kid.

So you were a young cocaine addict?

 

[AshG]

So you were a young cocaine addict?

Wouldn't that have been his nose instead?

 

[VolStrom]

Roughly 7,800 people die in America every day. Over half of those are due to heart disease and cancer.

My guess is if I was betting money, you'll die from one of those 2 causes as well.

 

[McDad]

My guess is if I was betting money, you'll die from one of those 2 causes as well.

My family history indicates you'd lose that bet.

 

[AshG]

Roughly 7,800 people die in America every day. Over half of those are due to heart disease and cancer.

Since moving up north a couple years ago, my family has only been to a buffet restaurant once. And that was because we were back in Tennessee and needed to eat cheap. Buffets just aren't as prevalent up here.

It's interesting how food insecurity actually leads to bad overeating habits. We're in much better health now that we're away from the temptation of cheap crap food in large quantities.

 

[TheDeeble]

Since moving up north a couple years ago, my family has only been to a buffet restaurant once. And that was because we were back in Tennessee and needed to eat cheap. Buffets just aren't as prevalent up here.

It's interesting how food insecurity actually leads to bad overeating habits. We're in much better health now that we're away from the temptation of cheap crap food in large quantities.

I have the self discipline to not buy it or have it at the house.

But when the co-worker shows up with biscuits or donuts…….I am weak.

 

[rjd970]

This feigned moral responsibility is just incredibly annoying. Heart/CV disease, cancers, diabetes, etc kill millions a year collectively in the U.S., yet every corner market is a shrine to the tobacco industry, alcohol is openly promoted, and McDonald's and Coca-Cola are celebrated American icons.

Give me a freaking break.

^ This is all that needs to be said folks.