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

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As I said, the people in ICU two weeks ago, aren't the same people in ICU today.

And won't be the same people two weeks from today.
 
rufus said:
Arizona and Texas were doing fine a couple months ago.
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7 weeks ago, Florida was at about 5k new cases per WEEK. 7 freaking weeks. Back in March it was less than 100 cases per week. Sobering.

Also, according to them, the positive rate was not even 5% back the week of 6/7. It's still above 10% now (12.87 the last reported week). Yea, lots more testing happening, but the increased cases comes with a higher overall rate, right along with it.
 
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https://mobile.twitter.com/justin_hart/status/1284898831176314881

“Astounding. The blue area is the # of people who actually are sick with COVID illness. The red is the # of people COUNTED as COVID patients who do not have COVID illness. In other words, Blue is hospitalized because of COVID; red is hospitalized with COVID but not from COVID“

https://mobile.twitter.com/boriquagato/status/1284857992899448837

“one of the big "mop up" stories on covid will be answering a simple question: why were such outlandishly inclusive definitions of "covid death" used by so many governments around the world? no other disease or pathology is counted this way.”

“Major retreat by government as Oxford experts suggest Covid death figures severely overstated : Coronavirus UK: Urgent review into way PHE counts deaths”
 
Jeb2020 said:
Why is your death rate much higher than Florida then if you guys are taking these wonderful measures?
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You have to look at the county level data. We have some very poor counties with really lousy health situations that skew the heck out of the numbers. You choose to look only at the aggregate data because a) you feel it feeds the narrative you want to convey and b) you’re lazy. It’s all on coronavirus.ohio.com.

And I notice you edited your post after I started responding. That’s bogus, dude.
 
TalonsUpPuckDown said:
You have to look at the county level data. We have some very poor counties with really lousy health situations that skew the heck out of the numbers. You choose to look only at the aggregate data because a) you feel it feeds the narrative you want to convey and b) you’re lazy. It’s all on coronavirus.ohio.com.

And I notice you edited your post after I started responding. That’s bogus, dude.
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People “edit” posts all the time it’s stamped right on the post. I didn’t edit anything I added to it. How in the hell do I know when you are going to “start responding.” Lol

You don’t think Florida’s poor parts are hit hard?

If lockdowns we’re such a sure thing you think you would have much more success then a State with less lock down.
 
alfablue said:
7 weeks ago, Florida was at about 5k new cases per WEEK. 7 freaking weeks. Back in March it was less than 100 cases per week. Sobering.

Also, according to them, the positive rate was not even 5% back the week of 6/7. It's still above 10% now (12.87 the last reported week). Yea, lots more testing happening, but the increased cases comes with a higher overall rate, right along with it.
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it's all that extra testing they're doing. If they wouldn't test so much, they'd have fewer cases.
 
rufus said:
it's all that extra testing they're doing. If they wouldn't test so much, they'd have fewer cases.
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And pneumonia deaths with some kind of odd flu deaths would be super high at this point too. No covid, though....

Since these are all preventable deaths, this is very criminal.
 
alfablue said:
And pneumonia deaths with some kind of odd flu deaths would be super high at this point too. No covid, though....

Since these are all preventable deaths, this is very criminal.
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Please explain how these are all preventable. Let’s start with the nursing home deaths. Give it your best shot.
 
Wanted to comment that the response from Wisco last thread was great! Have no idea how to quote it or anything else after the downgrade but Great post man!
 
ICU usage in FL increased 2.4% and 4.1% respectively for COVID PATIENTS over the previous 2-week intervals as of July 10th. Any numbers that speak to "all ICU usage" obfuscates the reality of the situation for Covid. All that means is that ICU usage has dropped for other causes.
 
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