Global Pandemic Part II: Sequel Escalation
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DaveC
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he really didn't. she's just as much of a trashy and vile and ugly person as he is.
Hewson
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On the inside for sure, but on the outside (which is all that matters in Trumpworld) she is way out of his pencil necked league.
He just hasn't had enough plastic surgery yet - we don't know his full potential yet.
Hewson
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True, he could be the next Barry Manilow.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=590309158266544
For a little perspective.
"We don't have soap but we still wash our hands well." That one child is worth 100 of those idiot protesters.
For a little perspective.
"We don't have soap but we still wash our hands well." That one child is worth 100 of those idiot protesters.
LemonMelon
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^ Ijgiot! 
Hewson
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I think there may be enough Senators willing to vote for this, let's do it.
MrsSpringsteen
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Fuel for conspiracy theories
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A medical researcher said to be on the “verge of making very significant” coronavirus findings was found shot to death over the weekend in Pennsylvania, officials said.
Bing Liu, 37, a researcher for the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, was found dead Saturday inside a home in Ross Township, north of Pittsburgh, the Allegheny County Medical Examiner said.
He had been shot in the head and neck, the agency said.
An hour after Liu's body was discovered, a second person, Hao Gu, 46, was found dead inside a car less than a mile away, the agency said.
Ross Township Police Detective Sgt. Brian Kohlhepp told the Associated Press that the men “appeared to be connected beyond their proximity to each other.” A motive for the killings remained unknown, and the relationship between the men was also unclear.
Liu, who earned a PhD in computational science from the National University of Singapore, worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon University before becoming a research associate at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
In a statement, the University of Pittsburgh described him as an excellent mentor and prolific researcher who had co-authored more than 30 papers. His work focused on systems biology.
“Bing was on the verge of making very significant findings toward understanding the cellular mechanisms that underlie SARS-CoV-2 infection and the cellular basis of the following complications,” the school said. “We will make an effort to complete what he started in an effort to pay homage to his scientific excellence.”
Yahoo.com
A medical researcher said to be on the “verge of making very significant” coronavirus findings was found shot to death over the weekend in Pennsylvania, officials said.
Bing Liu, 37, a researcher for the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, was found dead Saturday inside a home in Ross Township, north of Pittsburgh, the Allegheny County Medical Examiner said.
He had been shot in the head and neck, the agency said.
An hour after Liu's body was discovered, a second person, Hao Gu, 46, was found dead inside a car less than a mile away, the agency said.
Ross Township Police Detective Sgt. Brian Kohlhepp told the Associated Press that the men “appeared to be connected beyond their proximity to each other.” A motive for the killings remained unknown, and the relationship between the men was also unclear.
Liu, who earned a PhD in computational science from the National University of Singapore, worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon University before becoming a research associate at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
In a statement, the University of Pittsburgh described him as an excellent mentor and prolific researcher who had co-authored more than 30 papers. His work focused on systems biology.
“Bing was on the verge of making very significant findings toward understanding the cellular mechanisms that underlie SARS-CoV-2 infection and the cellular basis of the following complications,” the school said. “We will make an effort to complete what he started in an effort to pay homage to his scientific excellence.”
mikal
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This Plandemic video that is being shared on Facebook might be the thing that finally gets me banned on Facebook.
We want haircuts!!! I can’t stand being in my 400k house with my wife and kids no more !!
https://twitter.com/kyleclark/status/1258133652497551360?s=21
At what point do these idiots actually follow through with their threats ?
https://twitter.com/kyleclark/status/1258133652497551360?s=21
At what point do these idiots actually follow through with their threats ?
Vincent Vega
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Excess mortality for the 24 participating countries in the EuroMOMO monitoring system suggests more than 100,000 people have died in the reporting countries in connection with Covid-19. About 95% of these deaths were in the age group 65+. The flu season in Europe ended shortly before Corona took over Europe-wide, which is why the flu is not considered a source of excess deaths this year.
As is also clear from the graphs when you compare 2020 to the previous years, excess mortality in the first months of each of those years has been markedly lower than 2020.
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/
As is also clear from the graphs when you compare 2020 to the previous years, excess mortality in the first months of each of those years has been markedly lower than 2020.
https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps/
LemonMelon
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Why does it jump from a 5 year span, to a 10 year span, to a 50(!) year span, and then back down to what generally amounts to a 0-30 year span? 
I want to see the breakdown for people in their 20s.
I want to see the breakdown for people in their 20s.
Hewson
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Just another typical spring. Praise Gzus.
https://twitter.com/carlquintanilla/status/1258348053091758080?s=21
Guidelines, we don’t need no stinking guidelines!!
I’m still baffled by how anyone in this administration thinks this will benefit them? Aside from some bumps in stock market with news of businesses opening.
And people will probably venture out at first but once the sickness kicks in again, the doors will shut. Again.
We’ll be right back to mid March with trying to protect the hospitals.
The only silver lining to this is that we finally found something that won’t bend to Trump (and administration) bullshit. The virus.
The economy and health of its citizens are one and the same.
Guidelines, we don’t need no stinking guidelines!!
I’m still baffled by how anyone in this administration thinks this will benefit them? Aside from some bumps in stock market with news of businesses opening.
And people will probably venture out at first but once the sickness kicks in again, the doors will shut. Again.
We’ll be right back to mid March with trying to protect the hospitals.
The only silver lining to this is that we finally found something that won’t bend to Trump (and administration) bullshit. The virus.
The economy and health of its citizens are one and the same.
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Right? I have friends who share it with comments like, “I’m not trying to change your mind, just some perspective.” and then when people actually watch it and tear it to shreds? Responses like this come out: All other sources and peer-reviewed processes are corrupt because Bill Gates injects mind control cancer aborted cells into us and calls it a vaccine and doctors aren’t heroes because they don’t have guns on the front lines of the just wars and don’t take our guns, you must like the kool-aid, here’s three friends and one is a doctor, well actually a chiropractor, but he knows better than virologists.
But hey they aren’t trying to change anyone’s mind. They’re just going to rant about tyrannical government shutdowns. Probably because they secretly hate their children and want them back in school because they can’t stand how they’ve raised them to be so much like themselves.
It allowed me to begin my annual Facebook Anti-Vaxxer Purge, which is nice.
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DaveC
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my barber has gone completely off the deep end since quarantine and has been posting this "bill gates is trying to take over the world with the WHO", "this is just a cover to inject us all with microchips", "every media source in the world is lying to you, but this random guy sitting in his truck ranting into his phone on facebook live knows the real truth" kind of crap non-stop on his instagram stories. and of course this morning he's already posted three times about this "plandemic" thing and how it's "what big pharma doesn't want you to know, watch it now before bill gates censors it".
of course, this pandemic is all bullshit, but he was also one of the first people i know to start wearing a mask in public back in march.
he was already kinda problematic, but i kept going there because the price was fair and he's very good at trimming my beard. but needless to say now, i'll be finding a new barber once all this is over.
MrsSpringsteen
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All I know about it is that they think he wants to vaccinate them against their will, to control them somehow I guess?
The covid pandemic was planned in order to do this, so Gates was in on it.
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DaveC
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he once gave a TED talk a few years back about how the world wasn't prepared for a pandemic, so clearly he engineered the entire thing himself.
microsoft is developing a "vaccine" and everyone will be forced to take it in order to be allowed to leave their homes, but secretly he is just microchipping all of humanity to prepare the way for him and his evil (((globalist))) pizzapedo buddies in the WHO to take over the world.
of course the only powerful people who know the real truth about all this are donald trump (who could snap his fingers and eradicate the virus from the world in a matter of minutes if it wasn't for evil demoncrats and the deep state commies trying to destroy the economy and hurt his election chances because they hate america and freedom) and Qanon, and they're our last hope of saving the children and humanity.
ugh, i need to take a shower after typing that out.
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This is bullshit.
Everyone knows Gates creates COVID-19 as a way to get people to finally use Teams.
It really deflates your will to read that kind of stuff.
And it's kinda funny that the only reason people can spout off shit like this is due to having vaccines in the first place. 100 years ago people wouldn't be claiming the Polio vaccine was stuff of mind control (maybe they did haha) since we would have known people to die of the disease.
Now that we live longer fatter lives, we think everything is out to get us.
And it's kinda funny that the only reason people can spout off shit like this is due to having vaccines in the first place. 100 years ago people wouldn't be claiming the Polio vaccine was stuff of mind control (maybe they did haha) since we would have known people to die of the disease.
Now that we live longer fatter lives, we think everything is out to get us.
Two things.
First, do these people have no friends or family who are NOT brainwashed? If somebody in my circle told me that is what they believe I would push to get them committed or at least evaluated. It is batshit crazy.
Second, I have said this before, but we will have a massive problem when we eventually get the vaccine because compliance rates could be really low. The flu vaccine has a less than 50% uptake among Americans and I think Canadians are similar. Throw in these theories and what do we get? And fine, you can say we will be fine, we'll vaccinate and they can take their lumps. But it's not that simple. First, we will all have to pay for their healthcare costs. And second, employers who are already massively struggling could have to deal with the possibility of 40, 50, 60? of their workforce choosing not to vaccinate and constantly causing infections and high rates of absenteeism. What then?
First, do these people have no friends or family who are NOT brainwashed? If somebody in my circle told me that is what they believe I would push to get them committed or at least evaluated. It is batshit crazy.
Second, I have said this before, but we will have a massive problem when we eventually get the vaccine because compliance rates could be really low. The flu vaccine has a less than 50% uptake among Americans and I think Canadians are similar. Throw in these theories and what do we get? And fine, you can say we will be fine, we'll vaccinate and they can take their lumps. But it's not that simple. First, we will all have to pay for their healthcare costs. And second, employers who are already massively struggling could have to deal with the possibility of 40, 50, 60? of their workforce choosing not to vaccinate and constantly causing infections and high rates of absenteeism. What then?
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With regard to the first, in my (albeit limited) experience, they cut those people out. Or at least put them in a box of people they no longer trust on anything.
Let me introduce you to the Vaccine Revolt that took place in Brazil in 1904:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_Revolt
iron yuppie
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My favorite thing in this regard: there's someone in my extended family who kept claiming that because there was widespread testing in the NBA and no one there had died or fallen seriously ill from covid, it must not be a danger to the general public either. As though NBA players, in peak physical shape with round-the-clock, top-notch medical care, are a representative sample. And he was pretty convinced he had resolved the entire thing through this supposed revelation. JFC.
MrsSpringsteen
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I find this to be fascinating and troubling. Obviously there are variables such as grocery store trips, trips into pharmacies if necessary, trips to other stores. Staying home does have variables. People go outside, then it's a question of distancing and masks. In stores it's always a question of distancing and masks too.
Also I guess you have to question honesty of answers regarding staying home, I think some people would be concerned about that. Maybe some also had people visit them when they weren't supposed to do that?
So if older people should continue to stay at home after businesses reopen, how much is that really protecting them? How much did it protect them from the start?
'Shocking’: 66% of new coronavirus patients in N.Y. stayed home: Cuomo
By DENIS SLATTERY
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
MAY 06, 2020 | 4:37 PM
ALBANY — The majority of recently hospitalized coronavirus patients in New York are people who have followed the precaution of staying home, Gov. Cuomo said Wednesday.
The governor said it was “shocking" that 66% of new coronavirus hospitalizations are people who are either retired or unemployed and not commuting to work on a regular basis.
The statistic comes from a preliminary survey of 113 hospitals, done over three days, that included 1,269 responses as the state seeks more information about how COVID-19 spreads.
According to the data, 18% of new cases came from nursing homes, 4% from assisted-living facilities, 2% from congregate-care facilities, 2% were homeless, less than 1% from prisons and 8% were marked as “other."
“This is a surprise: Overwhelmingly, the people were at home,” Cuomo said during a briefing on Long Island. “We thought maybe they were taking public transportation, and we’ve taken special precautions on public transportation, but actually no, because these people were literally at home.”
A total of 46% of new cases were unemployed and 37% were retired. Age also played a factor, the data shows that 73% of people being hospitalized were 51 and older.
Most of the hospitalizations have been concentrated in the city and surrounding suburbs, which have been hit hard by the pandemic, Cuomo added.
There were 232 COVID-19 deaths and about 600 new coronavirus patients admitted into New York hospitals a day earlier, the governor said, indicating that the state’s hospitalization rate is trending
The data is important as the state looks toward reopening parts of the economy as the end of Cuomo’s strict stay-at-home order approaches and other states begin lifting restrictions. The state is working with former Mayor Michael Bloomberg on a tech-heavy approach to tracing cases and tracking the virus.
While New York may have the virus “on retreat,” Cuomo again warned against acting too fast.
“It reinforces what we’ve been saying, which is: Much of this comes down to what you can do to protect yourself,” he said.
“Everything is closed down, government has done everything it could, society has done everything it could, now it’s up to you.”
Also I guess you have to question honesty of answers regarding staying home, I think some people would be concerned about that. Maybe some also had people visit them when they weren't supposed to do that?
So if older people should continue to stay at home after businesses reopen, how much is that really protecting them? How much did it protect them from the start?
'Shocking’: 66% of new coronavirus patients in N.Y. stayed home: Cuomo
By DENIS SLATTERY
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
MAY 06, 2020 | 4:37 PM
ALBANY — The majority of recently hospitalized coronavirus patients in New York are people who have followed the precaution of staying home, Gov. Cuomo said Wednesday.
The governor said it was “shocking" that 66% of new coronavirus hospitalizations are people who are either retired or unemployed and not commuting to work on a regular basis.
The statistic comes from a preliminary survey of 113 hospitals, done over three days, that included 1,269 responses as the state seeks more information about how COVID-19 spreads.
According to the data, 18% of new cases came from nursing homes, 4% from assisted-living facilities, 2% from congregate-care facilities, 2% were homeless, less than 1% from prisons and 8% were marked as “other."
“This is a surprise: Overwhelmingly, the people were at home,” Cuomo said during a briefing on Long Island. “We thought maybe they were taking public transportation, and we’ve taken special precautions on public transportation, but actually no, because these people were literally at home.”
A total of 46% of new cases were unemployed and 37% were retired. Age also played a factor, the data shows that 73% of people being hospitalized were 51 and older.
Most of the hospitalizations have been concentrated in the city and surrounding suburbs, which have been hit hard by the pandemic, Cuomo added.
There were 232 COVID-19 deaths and about 600 new coronavirus patients admitted into New York hospitals a day earlier, the governor said, indicating that the state’s hospitalization rate is trending
The data is important as the state looks toward reopening parts of the economy as the end of Cuomo’s strict stay-at-home order approaches and other states begin lifting restrictions. The state is working with former Mayor Michael Bloomberg on a tech-heavy approach to tracing cases and tracking the virus.
While New York may have the virus “on retreat,” Cuomo again warned against acting too fast.
“It reinforces what we’ve been saying, which is: Much of this comes down to what you can do to protect yourself,” he said.
“Everything is closed down, government has done everything it could, society has done everything it could, now it’s up to you.”
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