Covfefe-19 The 12th Part: The Only Thing Worse Than This New Board Is TrumpVirus2020

[Jeb2020]

Over 1 million fans attended college football games in the South yesterday. Surely, the decline in hospitalizations seen in these states will be reversed in the coming weeks, right? If not, can we finally acknowledge that seasonality drives these patterns, not human behavior?

Dumb Fuks.

#Covidians #CovidCult

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

Police and firefighters in Oregon have sued the govenrnor over vaccine mandate.

but I bet every one of those ****ing wankers would support taking body autonomy away from females.

[J.D.]

Police and firefighters in Oregon have sued the govenrnor over vaccine mandate.

Start hiring replacements.

[Deutsche Gopher Fan]

God, this is on par with Sicatoka's "just asking the questions" schtick.

Given everything that's happened the past two years, the current climate, and everything else we've seen been going on, I can't believe it's impossible for you to figure this out. I mean, just look around you.

Jesus, you're as oblivious as Drew.

Where is that coward drew? Still upset over men potentially losing guns in Afghanistan?

[Drew S.]

Where is that coward drew? Still upset over men potentially losing guns in Afghanistan?

I had to go back to the office a couple months ago and have been busy with work besides the extra time involved in going into the office. I just haven’t been super interested in even reading cafe recently too.

My stance on Covid has been consistent the entire pandemic, not quite sure why that makes me a coward.

[leswp1]

Police and firefighters in Oregon have sued the govenrnor over vaccine mandate.

but I bet every one of those ****ing wankers would support taking body autonomy away from females.

Before I would make that bet I would bet they will expect full medical coverage, full sick pay, full disability benefits if they are unvaccinated and are sick. I also wonder just how many of them feel that women should be using a bunch of fabric to be modest but not cover their face with a few inches of fabric.

[MissThundercat]

Chad McBroom, CBP Agent and vehemently anti-mask C-19 denier, joins the Herman McCain club.

[French Rage]

https://twitter.com/C0ffeez/status/1435000546755219458
https://twitter.com/C0ffeez/status/1435000839630905344

[Kepler]

Interesting experiment.

Some residents at a Broward apartment complex say they won’t get vaccinated even though their landlord has issued an edict.

The sign on the rental office at Inverrary Village says as of August 15 employees and new tenants must be vaccinated. Existing tenants must prove at least one vaccination before their lease is renewed.

Hard for me to believe that is legal, or that it should be legal, in light of the state's idiotic mandate ban.

[Kepler]

[Handyman]

https://twitter.com/markmobility/sta...85874770223108

COVID hospitalizations:

Labor Day 2020: 38,192
Labor Day 2021: 99,270

If you're not vaxxed, Delta is coming for you.

[Kepler]

Are breakthrough hospitalizations still a trivial percentage?

Note also: lots of POC still have Tuskegee Trepidation so it's not all good news.

[Kepler]

NBC poll vax rates:

• Democrats: 88 percent
• Independents: 60 percent
• Republicans: 55 percent

So assume a hypothetical evenly split district. 12% of Dems and 45% of Republicans are unvaxxed so presumably Republicans will die 4x as fast as Dems. Seems to me that means for every 1% fatality rate the GOP loses a net (45-12)/45 = .73% in the electorate. There have been 650M deaths in about 18 months so let's say the death rate .65/300 x 1/1.2 = .0018 a.k.a. .18%. "If these trends continue,", that hypothetical district would now be .073% net less Republican on deaths. So if it had been 50.030 - 49.970 it would have flipped to 49.957 - 50.043.

[rufus]

If you actually printed off a bunch of those, posted them to social media, etc, and just removed the words 'own' and ' ****ing', so it read ' blast your head off with an elephant gun' , I bet you'd have some takers.

[The Sicatoka]

Are breakthrough hospitalizations still a trivial percentage?

ND has added a "Breakthrough" tab to its update board.

https://www.health.nd.gov/diseases-c...onavirus-cases

Somebody's watching it.

Summary "Breakthrough" data from there (today):
Cases: 2213
Hospitalizations: 137 (0.062 of cases)
Deaths: 21 (0.0095 of cases)

From the rest of that site (total Covid, vax/no vax):
Cases (Positives): 119,963
Hospitalized: 4110 (0.034 of cases)
Deaths: 1564 (0.013 of cases)