Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

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Ezekiel Emanuel
This goblin is 63 years old. We need to press his balls to the fire in 11 years to make sure he necks himself on schedule. Judging by how he has aged I'm guessing he's not exactly that the front of the line for rejuvenating foreskins and puree'd infant slurry injections, so maybe 75 will be enough for him. He should try telling that to nutsack-faced ghouls like George Soros or Hank Kissinger.

https://twitter.com/Anaridis/status/1338621856044244992

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The positive replies to that post are deflating. People that dumb should not have a voice. Also, black music sure has degraded since rap/hip-hop took over, even once musically excellent R&B/soul are uniformly garbage nowadays.

This is a WAR you guys. The horrors of battle know no bounds! These dances are the reality of life in the trenches.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

You ever sit down and wonder what possible reason they could have had for sending corona infected patients to nursing homes?

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Biden is almost 80. I guess life after 75 is only worth living if you're part of the elite. Without power and loads of money, life is just not worth living after a certain point! Who cares if you have children and grandchildren; the love of your family isn't a meaningful life after a certain point, I guess!

For real though: This shit's scary. Remember when Sarah Palin got blasted for talking about potential "death panels" when Obamacare was passed? I 'member! The "dumb bitch" from Alaska doesn't seem so dumb now!

 

[JoseRaulChupacabra]

I don't get why he won't just lie about it and claim he is getting the vaccine, especially given the widespread skepticism of it. The one dose that would go to him isn't going to make any difference; it's not like Pfizer isn't going to manufacture and distribute millions more.

That's the weirdest part. All of these people have the capability of just putting on a show and take a placebo and claim it's the real shit. It would be extremely difficult to prove the fake.

This, combined with Trump holding off on it doesn't inspire confidence in the product.

No, we're just going to be at perpetual green until everyone forgets it exists.

If I may detract from the dooming for a while, but perhaps that is the plan - they know that compliance is at an all time low and these "lockdowns" with multipage exceptions are just lip service to present the veneer that they take these seriously.

When the virus fizzles out, they'll take credit using the vaccine and blame everyone else for not following the directives and that life could have been back to normal sooner if people were just more obedient. That'll conveniently divert attention from the fact that authorities world wide probably made a big mistake.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

You ever sit down and wonder what possible reason they could have had for sending corona infected patients to nursing homes?

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Should we ask that doctor if that include also black people over 75 years old? I have some doubts.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

For real though: This shit's scary. Remember when Sarah Palin got blasted for talking about potential "death panels" when Obamacare was passed? I 'member! The "dumb bitch" from Alaska doesn't seem so dumb now!

Another reminder: "I can see Russia from my house" was a Tina Fey SNL quote, and Sarah Palin never said this.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

When the virus fizzles out, they'll take credit using the vaccine and blame everyone else for not following the directives and that life could have been back to normal sooner if people were just more obedient. That'll conveniently divert attention from the fact that authorities world wide probably made a big mistake.

The scary part about all of this is that a huge reason we're still getting the boot to our neck is in part because a lot of scientists failed in their predictions, gave stupid politicians shitty advice, and both sides want to save face because admitting they were wrong means bad things will happen to then.

Should we ask that doctor if that include also black people over 75 years old? I have some doubts.

>be Chosenite
>survive Auschwitz
>told my life isn't meaningful and not worth living

 

[Smug Cat]

I mean it would be a 1/10 chance of dying and theoretically a disease like this would be like 1/5 for the elderly/children/vulnerable and maybe like 1/20 for healthy young people. That's more than twice as lethal as Spanish flu and over fifty times as lethal as COVID-19. Is society really fit to handle that? No matter what happens, truckloads of people will die (a pandemic like this would probably kill about 400-500 million people with 2020 population) and it's a matter of slowing the spread and waiting to see when a vaccine is ready. The disease itself would be world-changing, the world-changing part wouldn't be insane response to it.

Although I doubt governments could handle it too given the global response to COVID-19 is a mixture of headless chickens and a couple malevolent actors. But this is what a sane pandemic response would look like. I don't think it would be worth taking a risk with an actually dangerous disease. It's the difference between your taxes getting hiked, having to do extra shifts at work, and then being drafted and sent into the jungle/desert to fight wannabe world conquerers like Imperial Japan or the Nazis and the difference between the same thing happening but you're fighting some scrawny Asians or Arabs who just want you to leave them alone.

10% fatality would be huge, no doubt. It would fuck up a lot, including some critical infrastructure, and a lot of people would die. But I'd rather die free.

This covid shit may or may not have made me a radical libertarian tbh. I was pro-lockdown when this all started.

 

[Salubrious]

Remember when Sarah Palin got blasted for talking about potential "death panels" when Obamacare was passed? I 'member! The "dumb bitch" from Alaska doesn't seem so dumb now!

I really have a feeling that Sarah Pallin got fucked over by the MSM and wasn't nearly as bad as they said she was. But I was stuck in the liberal fog then.

Hell, Palin is most know for a quote that she didn't even say; Tina Fey said it on SNL and everyone remembers it as Palin saying it.

 

[StarkRavingMad]

Another reminder: "I can see Russia from my house" was a Tina Fey SNL quote, and Sarah Palin never said this.

Preaching to the choir. Been telling people that over and over for the past 12 years, and I get the same ignorant and smug response almost every time.

Sad part is this: It is actually a really funny line for political satire. Politicians should always be under scrutiny, ridicule, and parody, as far as I'm concerned. Just wish it was done more evenly these days, though.

Also, people are dumber than they say that Palin is for not being able to separate parody from reality.

 

[Inventor of the Telephone]

https://www.unz.com/lromanoff/covid-19-un-explained/

COVID-19 Un-Explained
by Larry Romanoff
Excerpt:

While the literature on this point is confusing from a multiplicity of factors, there is no evidence to support the assertion of a natural “second wave” for infections. An epidemic or pandemic manifests itself by starting slowly, increasing exponentially, peaking, then slowly tapering off and disappearing. There may be isolated infections popping up later, but they don’t start a new epidemic.

 

[The Big O]

So the AMA just walked back their prevention order on Hydroxychloroquine... Fucking diabolical that they ever tried to restrict it in the first place.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

10% fatality would be huge, no doubt. It would fuck up a lot, including some critical infrastructure, and a lot of people would die. But I'd rather die free.

This covid shit may or may not have made me a radical libertarian tbh. I was pro-lockdown when this all started.

It's honestly scary that lots of people won't listen to reasonable restrictions in the event of an actual dangerous disease because the politicians and experts cried wolf over Chinaflu. Critical early moments in controlling the disease will be lost because people will have plenty of reason to believe "it's just the COVID-19 bro" because the experts ended up so untrustworthy that a pandemic we might stop early might end up a pandemic that spreads uncontrollably. Nothing good will come out science discrediting itself like this, but at this rate I think we'll only have endless more moments of science discrediting itself since more and more it's supplanting religion and becoming a dogma.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

So the AMA just walked back their prevention order on Hydroxychloroquine... Fucking diabolical that they ever tried to restrict it in the first place.

It's no longer politically expedient. Shoving sick patients into senior care homes was also politically expedient, as governors pump up the death numbers to make the big bad drumpf look bad.

 

[ADHD]

You ever sit down and wonder what possible reason they could have had for sending corona infected patients to nursing homes?

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He's entitled to his opinion and if he wishes to off himself on his 75th birthday, that's totally his call, but he can fuck right off when it comes to saying whether anyone else's life is "meaningful" or not. Spoiler alert: Lots of people work to live, they don't live to work, and they look forward to the point in their life where they no longer have to work so they can spend time doing what they like.

 

[societyguy01]

Hold onto your hats folks, it gets even better,

https://lbry.tv/@wearechange:1/the-dude-who-created-this-doesn-t-even:1

Pfizer's CEO, Albert Bourla basically admitted that he isn't going to take the vaccine, at least not initially.
Get this; the reason why he's not going to take it is because he "doesn't want to cut in line"
HAHAHAHAHAHA
It's just too good. Don't the rich almost always want to be the first to cut in line for anything beneficial to them?
They're the types with the most to lose when it comes to anything bad headed their way. I imagine that this guy would shoot a kid in the face if it meant evacuating first in the event of a disaster, consequences be damned, because rich CEOs don't face consequences.
Oh, and according to Wikipedia, "Bourla was born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece.[2] Born into a Thessalonian Jewish family..."
(((Albert Boula)))
Every single time.
In before another big pharma shill comes in any addresses perfectly understandable concerns about the side effects of the Pfizer vaccine, only to decry that "bUt aDvIL hAs sIdE eFeCtS!!!!" For anyone shilling for these greedy, deeply corrupt companies: no one believes you.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

He's entitled to his opinion and if he wishes to off himself on his 75th birthday, that's totally his call, but he can fuck right off when it comes to saying whether anyone else's life is "meaningful" or not. Spoiler alert: Lots of people work to live, they don't live to work, and they look forward to the point in their life where they no longer have to work so they can spend time doing what they like.

That's the thing with these types. People aren't human beings with families, dreams, desires, dislikes, feelings, and a story. To them, people are nothing more than numbers on a spreadsheet. Something to minimize input while maximizing output. The same attitude that lets this guy say to kill people at 75 is the same attitude that lets them say that people must learn to survive on crushed insects, must never venture out a small radius of where they live, the place they live in must be a bunk or a pod where they live in a room with dozens of strangers, the same attitude that says people can be locked inside the same location indefinitely and nothing bad will come of it. It's the attitude that lets these "elites" to see people as less than human.

 

[Smug Cat]

I don't get why he won't just lie about it and claim he is getting the vaccine, especially given the widespread skepticism of it. The one dose that would go to him isn't going to make any difference; it's not like Pfizer isn't going to manufacture and distribute millions more.

My guess is either that he wrongfully thought this would be good PR or that some reporter found out in a way that wasn't super easy to deny so it got this spin in order to save face.

It's honestly scary that lots of people won't listen to reasonable restrictions in the event of an actual dangerous disease because the politicians and experts cried wolf over Chinaflu. Critical early moments in controlling the disease will be lost because people will have plenty of reason to believe "it's just the COVID-19 bro" because the experts ended up so untrustworthy that a pandemic we might stop early might end up a pandemic that spreads uncontrollably. Nothing good will come out science discrediting itself like this, but at this rate I think we'll only have endless more moments of science discrediting itself since more and more it's supplanting religion and becoming a dogma.

It is what it is. If the leaders were competent and altruistic, and if The Science™ weren't being used to blatantly to subvert actual methods of scientific inquiry and attempts to find objective truth, then I might have a different take. I can't say I had a lot of faith in political leadership before this but I have absolutely zero now.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

I saw this tweet about corona-chan and HCQ and I have to said this: how convenient!...

https://twitter.com/george_revere/status/1338993962170912778

 

[Panama]

That's the thing with these types. People aren't human beings with families, dreams, desires, dislikes, feelings, and a story. To them, people are nothing more than numbers on a spreadsheet. Something to minimize input while maximizing output. The same attitude that lets this guy say to kill people at 75 is the same attitude that lets them say that people must learn to survive on crushed insects, must never venture out a small radius of where they live, the place they live in must be a bunk or a pod where they live in a room with dozens of strangers, the same attitude that says people can be locked inside the same location indefinitely and nothing bad will come of it. It's the attitude that lets these "elites" to see people as less than human.

He's a medical ethicist. If you see some of the proposals that medical ethicists put forward, you will see that a frightening number of them are truly evil. Give them enough power, and they would be the same kind of inhuman creatures that ran the Tuskegee Experiments or Unit 731.

 

[PurpleEater]

When the virus fizzles out, they'll take credit using the vaccine and blame everyone else for not following the directives and that life could have been back to normal sooner if people were just more obedient. That'll conveniently divert attention from the fact that authorities world wide probably made a big mistake.

Yup, that's already happening. They've turned the proles against each other since the mania, stress and paranoia was at an all-time high earlier this year and restless Americans starting protesting for BLM just to have something to do.

I've seen countless tweets all year about how if only we "just wore masks" and "just stayed at home for a little longer" this virus would magically vanish. It's OUR fault because are dying of a random virus, of course, but luckily the government is here to rescue us from ourselves, because Americans are too stupid to know what's good for them and have a deathwish, etc.

This rhetoric and way of thinking is especially popular among the hyper-smug, sanctimonious SJW crowd who already believe they are morally superior to the rest of the pleebs. These same people though are often hypocrites who privately gather with friends after sperging online about all of the callous "superspreaders" who dare to see their loved ones for the holidays.

Turning citizens against each other has been quite effective so far in getting more compliance. Guilt and shame are great motivators. Constantly saying things like "mask up!" helps shift the blame away from the local and federal government alike, even though....people ARE wearing masks and this virus continues to spread anyway.