Donald Trump has tested positive for COVID-19

Who coofed on Mr. President?

  • Mr. Former Vice President Joe Biden

    Votes: 273 23.0%
  • Mr. Paramount Leader Xi

    Votes: 270 22.8%
  • Mr. Moderator Chris Wallace

    Votes: 387 32.6%
  • Mr. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

    Votes: 256 21.6%

  • Total voters
    1,186
The Chinese waged a full press propaganda campaign in western media to sell the lockdown narrative. See stupid round eye? China number 1! We did lockdowns and eliminated the virus. Coincidentally the lockdowns have crippled their major strategic enemies while their economy has been fully opened since February.
After which China's agricultural sector was inundated with toxic floodwaters for two months, their grain stores floated away, industry and infrastructure were swamped, and their meat production and processing sectors continued to be riddled with infection and disease. Oh and there are still Disney-approved concentration camps.

But Western Media doesn't talk about bad things happening to, or in China. That would not be virtuous. Our media exists to tell us why we are bad. The pundit cries out as he strikes you.
 
Yeah, looks like the White House got with its wave. Surprised it happened so late into election year.

It also appears that some people are just really good at spreading the disease. Ah well, McEnany isn't exactly at risk for anything more than a few days off.
 
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The Chinks locked down the country for a couple of weeks, realized it was a mild flu, and opened shit up again. Ever since they've been telling the public that they've got it licked, they're even rolling out a fake vaccine. Anyone thinks that Covid isn't circulating in China, population 1.3 billion, is fucking retarded.

To be fair even if Covid was a lot more dangerous they would try to get back to normal as quickly as possible. The Chinese government cares less about the lives or well being of their citizens compared to most countries since they have so many people to begin with.

I feel that a lot of people are overestimating and underestimating COVID at the same time. I suspect that it probably was more dangerous initially but as it mutated it became less of a threat, especially to younger individuals.

A lot of democrats overestimate it’s lethality and are doing more harm than good imo. I don’t think it’s wise to completely destroy the economy as some left wing cities and states have done. I fear the economic fallout may be worse, and as a consequence we could end up seeing a rise in crime, mental health issues, secondary deaths, etc. l have known several people who died because of COVID but I know more who’ve died because their medical treatment was deemed non-essential or because of how COVID impacted the healthcare supply chain. It’s only my experience, so it’s a small sample size but I’m curious to see how many deaths can be attributed to the stresses put on the system by covid compared to the number of people who actually directly died from covid.

However, Imo it’s most dangerous for the elderly or those with health conditions and can occasionally kill the young and healthy. So I think some caution is warranted even if you’re young and healthy and it’s not wise to completely hand-wave it away. Just some precautions like not going out into large gatherings, social distancing, etc just don’t run around like the sky is falling. It is not the Black Plague or Spanish Flu but it can still kill.

I suspect that part of the reason there is a lot of panic is because of the age demographic it affects. It’s not necessarily that someone is on the way out but it seems to kill boomers at far higher rates and I bet it’ll impact that generation’s overall life expectancy. Just taking a cursory look at articles on semi famous people who have died of it the vast majority are over 50. As it so happens the average age of the House of Representatives is 57.8 years, in the senate it’s 61.8, and according to this link the average age of governors is 63. Also, the average age of someone who watches cable news is 60. So a lot of the reactions of our government and media has to be understood in this context. Their actions and reactions would likely be different if it disproportionately killed or affected generation z or millennials.
 
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To be fair even if Covid was a lot more dangerous they would try to get back to normal as quickly as possible. The Chinese government cares less about the lives or well being of their citizens compared to most countries since they have so many people to begin with.

I feel that a lot of people are overestimating and underestimating COVID at the same time. I suspect that it probably was more dangerous initially but as it mutated it became less of a threat, especially to younger individuals.

A lot of democrats overestimate it’s lethality and are doing more harm than good imo. I don’t think it’s wise to completely destroy the economy as some left wing cities and states have done. I fear the economic fallout may be worse, and as a consequence we could end up seeing a rise in crime, mental health issues, secondary deaths, etc. l have known several people who died because of COVID but I know more who’ve died because their medical treatment was deemed non-essential or because of how COVID impacted the healthcare supply chain. It’s only my experience, so it’s a small sample size but I’m curious to see how many deaths can be attributed to the stresses put on the system by covid compared to the number of people who actually directly died from covid.

However, Imo it’s most dangerous for the elderly or those with health conditions and can occasionally kill the young and healthy. So I think some caution is warranted even if you’re young and healthy and it’s not wise to completely hand-wave it away. Just some precautions like not going out into large gatherings, social distancing, etc just don’t run around like the sky is falling. It is not the Black Plague or Spanish Flu but it can still kill.

I suspect that part of the reason there is a lot of panic is because of the age demographic it affects. It’s not necessarily that someone is on the way out but it seems to kill boomers at far higher rates and I bet it’ll impact that generation’s overall life expectancy. Just taking a cursory look at articles on semi famous people who have died of it the vast majority are over 50. As it so happens the average age of the House of Representatives is 57.8 years, in the senate it’s 61.8, and according to this link the average age of governors is 63. Also, the average age of someone who watches cable news is 60. So a lot of the reactions of our government and media has to be understood in this context. Their actions would likely be different if it disproportionately killed or affected generation z or millennials.
You know who is most in danger of dying? The old and infirm.
You know who China need to have a lot less of demographically to make their pension schemes and tax base survive? The old and infirm.
China doesn't care about the average healthy, effective worker as long as they aren't part of an insurrection. If anything they're glad this disease is killing the right kinds of people.
What's interesting to me though, is how before 2020 American online culture was all about wistfully imagining a future paradise / hellscape wherein Baby Boomers didn't dictate elections or monopolise the best jobs in the corporate world. Here was a perfect opportunity for spiteful socialist Milennials to eliminate their competition so to speak, a literal Boomer Remover, and instead they became their most vociferous protectors. This isn't like Gen X who disliked the wars or the consumerism culture Boomers pitched, Gen X at least had the chance to get skills and make money.
Milennials sit and whine how Boomers single-handedly keep the GOP in power, and through their greed and fiscal incompetence, ruined the economy for young people. I can't wait for Gen Z to come along and succeed despite the corona-recession and Milennials transfer wholesale all their emotional baggage to teenagers 1-2 decades younger than they are.
 
Covid 19 is highly infectious. If people in the White House were complacent and didn't take the recommended precautions including wearing a face mask and washing their hands regularly, this was inevitable.
It's not particularly infectious, like measles or chickenpox. The CDC's best estimate for R0 is 2.5, which is similar to the common cold. The COVID-19 secondary attack rate in households is 12-17%. Not super infectious, and the White House has been taking measures to reduce that even further, including frequent testing and immediate isolation of infected persons. That's impossible in the general populace from which most data is derived. Trump is also a famous germaphobe, contrary to recent media depictions, so I'm sure everyone's hands are rubbed raw with alcohol gel.

I guess McEnany wasn't infected by the same person as the Trumps--too much time has passed, too many negative tests--and we cannot conclude it took place in the White House. It might have, but it's not obvious.

 
The Chinks locked down the country for a couple of weeks, realized it was a mild flu, and opened shit up again. Ever since they've been telling the public that they've got it licked, they're even rolling out a fake vaccine. Anyone thinks that Covid isn't circulating in China, population 1.3 billion, is fucking retarded.
China can afford to lose a million people easily and not even notice. They have zero emphasis on any form of human life. Not saying America puts very much emphasis on that either, though it's gotten better with the current president, but compared to China they are saints.

Still boggles the mind that people still kowtow and bootlick China, somehow believe that this virus exposes the West and how it's in decline.
 
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