Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

[Driftwood]

AIDS.
Like without a doubt.

Continuation of your genetic lineage is the end goal for 99.99% of all living things.
An infectious disease which slowly erodes your immune system is not.

Well except in our society where children are seen as the worst STD, far above HIV or herpes. Honestly, STDs are an afterthought to pregnancy.

Not speaking to the biological illogic at all.

 

[I can't imagine]

Meanwhile, in Berlin:

Apparently, some of the non-Burgerlanders are starting to rebel against the masks.

 

[Aib Ld]

So a school in Indiana opened, then closed because a student tested postive. Thing is, they refused to reveal important details about it. As IndyStar posts: " Aspy, the health officer, said she would not release any "personally identifiable information" about the infected student or the student's close contacts.The health department declined to tell IndyStar whether the student had symptoms, when the test was administered or how many close contacts were identified. "
I have the feeling that something is off here. Why is it so hard to just go 'he's [x] years old and overweight'?
Indystar archive, and somebody already archived the NYtimes before me.

 

[Saint Alphonsus]

Otherwise you are 100% correct. Coronavirus is really only bad because so many americans are totally out of shape.

The nationwide gym and public park closures didn't/aren't helping in this regard...

 

[schizoid PD]

South Korea has come up with a novel idea for having a filmed audience.

 

[Vault Boy]

Meanwhile, in Berlin:

Apparently, some of the non-Burgerlanders are starting to rebel against the masks.

I thought Europe was hopeless, and yet Germany is getting tired of the masks and Sweden has powered through all this.

What the fuck happened to America to make us more cucked than Europe?

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

Well except in our society where children are seen as the worst STD, far above HIV or herpes. Honestly, STDs are an afterthought to pregnancy.
Not speaking to the biological illogic at all.

Well our society is retarded and deserves to be snuffed out by competitors with this mindset.

Meanwhile, in Berlin:

Apparently, some of the non-Burgerlanders are starting to rebel against the masks.

Holy shit... Uh... Go Germany?

Never thought I would be singing praise to Krauts so soon.

So a school in Indiana opened, then closed because a student tested postive. Thing is, they refused to reveal important details about it. As IndyStar posts: " Aspy, the health officer, said she would not release any "personally identifiable information" about the infected student or the student's close contacts.The health department declined to tell IndyStar whether the student had symptoms, when the test was administered or how many close contacts were identified. "
I have the feeling that something is off here. Why is it so hard to just go 'he's [x] years old and overweight'?
Indystar archive, and somebody already archived the NYtimes before me.

That's a positive test result, not actually a serious case, hospitalization or death.
I mean they even refused to say if the kid was showing symptoms, chances are they weren't.

Of course, the media loves to conflate cases with deaths and keep running the "muh permanent damage" myth, so there is always that.

 

[Sekirodiealot]

 

[Aib Ld]

That's a positive test result, not actually a serious case, hospitalization or death.
I mean they even refused to say if the kid was showing symptoms, chances are they weren't.

Of course, the media loves to conflate cases with deaths and keep running the "muh permanent damage" myth, so there is always that.

I think children have the highest chance to be asymptomatic, the thing is that they just plain refused to say if he was asymptomatic or not. They also refused to say when he took the test too. Can children get false positives? I only hear it from adults getting it.
But other than that, how is mentioning health details a personal thing? Its not the same thing as revealing the kid's full name, address, and so on. If its said he's overweight, his process would be rocky but he'll be fine since kids can survive nearly anything tossed at them. Healthy? Perfectly fine unless he got a bad roll of the dice. That's it. End of story, end of problem.
I don't really know how to feel on school openings itself. I'm not really informed on how good, bad, or normal to say anything on this one point.
Hell, I even pointed out these among a group of people when I got this article and got ganged. And yes, they think the kid is already automatically going to going to die just simply because he got the virus. No thinking and questions allowed, I guess.

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

I think children have the highest chance to be asymptomatic, the thing is that they just plain refused to say if he was asymptomatic or not. They also refused to say when he took the test too. Can children get false positives? I only hear it from adults getting it.
But other than that, how is mentioning health details a personal thing? Its not the same thing as revealing the kid's full name, address, and so on. If its said he's overweight, his process would be rocky but he'll be fine since kids can survive nearly anything tossed at them. Healthy? Perfectly fine unless he got a bad roll of the dice. That's it. End of story, end of problem.
I don't really know how to feel on school openings itself. I'm not really informed on how good, bad, or normal to say anything on this one point.
Hell, I even pointed out these among a group of people when I got this article and got ganged. And yes, they think the kid is already automatically going to going to die just simply because he got the virus. No thinking and questions allowed, I guess.

I don't see why kids wouldn't get false positives? A false positive IIRC is the RNA of a closely related Coronavirus showing up on the PCR/the antibodies for said cousin Coronavirus showing up.

But I'm taking the lack of info on health details as my own tinfoil evidence he's asymptomatic and will be just fine. If he were in the hospital coughing up blood they would be sure to let us know that ChiCom Coof is SERIOUS and DEADLY, if its just a positive result they leave it blank and let our imaginations do the work.

 

[FatalTater]

Speaking of Indiana students having The Coof

https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/new-palestine-high-school-football-player-tests-positive-for-covid-19/531-86f31449-81a1-4819-8b4e-6ddde6396a0c

New Palestine football player tests positive for COVID-19 | wthr.com

archived 2 Aug 2020 02:38:31 UTC

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Ya know, when I think "social distancing" my mind immediately jumps to football practice.

 

[Stoneheart]

Apparently, some of the non-Burgerlanders are starting to rebel against the masks.

Its a very confusing mess that was demonstrating there...

I don't see why kids wouldn't get false positives? A false positive IIRC is the RNA of a closely related Coronavirus showing up on the PCR/the antibodies for said cousin Coronavirus showing up.

Sorry for DP but this is so wrong that i have to... a False Positive PCR is a problem with the PCR, happens from time to time. you dont pick up other Corona viri.

 

[eternal dog mongler]

Otherwise you are 100% correct. Coronavirus is really only bad because so many americans are totally out of shape. This virus really shows just how bead most people's health truly is, masked with our miracle medications and caloric availability allowing us to push through the pain for YEARS. A virus doesnt give a shit though, and corona is infectious enough to make this blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention.

It's weird that the media never mentions this. Nursing home residents are like half our deaths, and there's not much we can do about that. The other half are mostly people with chronic conditions they ate themselves into.

 

[Just Some Other Guy]

It's weird that the media never mentions this. Nursing home residents are like half our deaths, and there's not much we can do about that. The other half are mostly people with chronic conditions they ate themselves into.

TBF, sticking covid+ patients in nursing homes with normal people probably doesn't help. So in a way, we could have done something about that.

 

[teriyakiburns]

TBF, sticking covid+ patients in nursing homes with normal people probably doesn't help. So in a way, we could have done something about that.

I still don't understand that one. It's not like it was isolated to a few places or some sort of freak accident: every single western nation did the same thing, ostensibly for the same reasons.

 

[eternal dog mongler]

I still don't understand that one. It's not like it was isolated to a few places or some sort of freak accident: every single western nation did the same thing, ostensibly for the same reasons.

Florida managed to not mess it up despite DeSantis fucking up literally everything else.

We were boarding nursing home residents and designating COVID-19 facilities that they got transferred to. He does deserve some credit for that.

 

[King Dead]

I still don't understand that one. It's not like it was isolated to a few places or some sort of freak accident: every single western nation did the same thing, ostensibly for the same reasons.

When I see how the media reports that New York has things under control now (in order to make every other state look bad, especially those that don't keep locking down), I make the joke that Cuomo ran out of nursing homes to murder. If I lived in New York, I'd be calling for his head on a stick for killing off thousands of innocent people through his gross incompetence.

 

[Overly Serious]

Probably late but I read this article and I am so angry right now.

http://archive.md/d84OK

Senior officials at The Who should frankly be unemployed and never hirable again right now. And that's the merciful approach.

 

[Dissapointed Grandma]

It's weird that the media never mentions this. Nursing home residents are like half our deaths, and there's not much we can do about that. The other half are mostly people with chronic conditions they ate themselves into.

According to Dr Drew Pinsky the life expectancy of somebody after being checked into a nursing home on average is 6 months. What a convenient source to pad the numbers you need.

 

[Overly Serious]

So we can use Russia as a free testing ground for more accurate info about vaccination research and efficacy?

Godspeed, my Muscovite brethren. Salvete and valete.

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