Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

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I'm on AOC's "side" on this one.

Omar is just saying this because she doesn't want to be the guinea pig, let's be real. I'm completely and utterly in favor of people in our government being the guinea pigs, especially people like AOC.

I hear you. Oddly enough, I give Omar the benefit of the doubt on this one.

But I'm completely and utterly in favor of seeing Newsom, Whitmer, and Cuomo all being fucked in the ass by a stallion. That would certainly do us all a lot of good. 👍

Added: The usual daily bullshit from the county I live in. Like I give a fuck.

BREAKING NEWS FROM THE CARMEL PINE CONE

December 22, 2020, 5:25 p.m.


CHOMP GETS 1,200 DOSES OF MODERNA VACCINE

Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula received its first allocation of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine Tuesday morning, a spokeswoman told The Pine Cone.

Monica Sciuto said FedEx delivered 1,400 doses of the Moderna vaccine to the hospital this morning — the same amount Natividad Medical Center and Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System were also allocated. Late this afternoon, SVMH said it had also received it's shipment of the Moderna vaccine.

Sciuto said CHOMP uses a tier system to prioritize who will get the vaccine first, though its entire workforce is scheduled to be immunized in the first round of vaccinations.

“The first group in our workforce that has been offered the vaccine includes those who work in patient rooms at highest risk for exposure to Covid-positive patients,” she explained. “This includes employees and providers who perform direct patient care as well as others who must enter those rooms.

The group includes personnel whose work takes them into the ICU and emergency department and the Covid-19 inpatient units. "The types of personnel include doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, phlebotomists, and environmental services staff, among others," Sciuto added.

CHOMP and the other two hospitals last week each received 975 doses of the Pfizer version and began immunizing staff shortly thereafter.

No timetable has been announced for the beginning of vaccination programs for Monterey County first responders, or in senior homes, hotspots or among other vulnerable populations.


CASE RATES ALL OVER THE PLACE, BUT ICU NUMBERS HOLDING STEADY

• 3,304 'new' cases one day, zero two days later, then 1,099

Because of what health officials are calling a "backlog" of coronavirus cases in a state data system, the number of "new" cases being reported by the Monterey County health department has swung wildly between extremes over the last 5 days, from a high of 3,304 cases on Friday, to zero on Sunday.

As a result, it is impossible to know whether the surge of infections hitting the county since late October has been getting worse, staying the same, or improving. Likewise, the charts and tables we've been producing since last Spring have become useless — and will be until the county's reporting system stabilizes.

But one thing that's not useless is the state's tabulation of ICU bed availability in the Greater Bay Area region, which is the number used by Gov. Gavin Newsom to justify the shutdown we've been under for a little more than a week.

This morning, the California Department of Public Health said 13.5 percent of ICU beds in the region were unoccupied — which is just about where it's been for the last week. According to the governor's criteria, the percentage has to improve to at least 15 for restaurants to be able to reopen for outdoor dining, along with other types of businesses.

At CHOMP, where the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are being administered to medical staff before being made available to high-risk sectors of the public, there are currently 33 inpatients who are coronavirus-positive, including 12 in the ICU. SVMH said it had 49 inpatients with the virus, and Natividad said it had 62. (Each of these hospitals haveat well over 200 beds. - JS)

Here's a cartoon of Birx, who is apparently retiring after being caught breaking the rules the "little people" are supposed to abide. Twat.

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Yup, the bitch is gone. 👍 She can bite my ass. Useless turd.


 
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AOC already pledged to not have kids so I guess if this vaccine does sterilize women of child bearing age it is just putting AOC's money where her mouth is.
They say that, then when the mid 30's and beyond happen women get really fucking sketchy because the brain pushes the idea of "You don't have much time left" so they get really aggressive about pushing out a kid. This is a female biological thing that happens the desperation sets in and it bypasses the concept of portrayal, seen this happen time and time again.
 
A condition where she faints if she feels pain? Why the hell did she become a nurse, then?
I know I'm a full day late, but I call such bull crap on this.
Nurses get flu shots each and every year. There's no way they were unaware of her condition, if she had it. She would have passed out at the hospital 17 minutes after getting a shot many times by now, and they'd know to avoid using her for propaganda purposes (since almost one third of an hour will go by and then she'll pass out just from remembering the pain).

I don't think so.

I think this nurse passed out due to some crazy shit having to do with the vaccine. It probably wasn't kept cold enough, and then it really messed her up. They know that if word got out, it would greatly reduced the amount of people getting it. I don't think she's dead, but she probably had some really adverse effect.

The delayed reaction is incredibly scary. She's lucky she didn't pass out when she was driving home, for example.

They say that, then when the mid 30's and beyond happen women get really fucking sketchy because the brain pushes the idea of "You don't have much time left" so they get really aggressive about pushing out a kid. This is a female biological thing that happens the desperation sets in and it bypasses the concept of portrayal, seen this happen time and time again.
Maybe 15 or even just 10 years ago this was true. But now, women of this age will fill their minds with DOGS. Who needs a human baby when you can rescue a pupper?

I think a lot of us would be shocked by the extent as to which this has replaced childrearing for the millennial generation. It makes me feel incredibly sad at times.

EDIT: I'm editing a month later to add a slight powelevel. My cowworker said they have the same condition, and it can be caused be being flustered or overwhelmed. It's totally possible that being on live TV could do this to someone, and that her coworkers didn't know. In light of this information, I now believe the nurse. I no longer call bull crap on this.
 
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Maybe 15 or even just 10 years ago this was true. But now, women of this age will fill their minds with DOGS. Who needs a human baby when you can rescue a pupper?

I think a lot of us would be shocked by the extent as to which this has replaced childrearing for the millennial generation. It makes me feel incredibly sad at times.
Naw, it's still true today. At least with those I know. They *try* to fill the void with dogs or cats (might even join a volunteer rescue program and joke about how they ovulate sand) but at the end of the day they crave a human child and know that that dream might not ever bear fruit.
 
Naw, it's still true today. At least with those I know. They *try* to fill the void with dogs or cats (might even join a volunteer rescue program and joke about how they ovulate sand) but at the end of the day they crave a human child and know that that dream might not ever bear fruit.
I've seen it/heard about it so many times. They do the birth control, wine and hookups/serial monogamy thing for their 20s and sometimes early 30s and call themselves "dog/cat moms" and are crazy about their "fur babies". Then at around 35 the freak outs begin, the stupid tattoos that they got a decade ago are starting to give them an existential crisis and they finally want to settle down and struggle to have a kid, finally pumping out one when they're around 40. This of course usually applies to white women from my experience although I am seeing it more and more in other populations. Many such cases. Sad.
 
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I've seen it/heard about it so many times. They do the birth control, wine and hookups/serial monogamy thing for their 20s and sometimes early 30s and call themselves "dog/cat moms" and are crazy about their "fur babies". Then at around 35 the freak outs begin, the stupid tattoos that they got a decade ago are starting to give them an existential crisis and they finally want to settle down and struggle to have a kid, finally pumping out one when they're around. This of course usually applies to white women from my experience although I am seeing it more and more in other populations. Many such cases. Sad.
You may be on to something even bigger here. The two women I know who are truly happy without kids also have no tattoos, never did the sleeping-around thing in their 20s. They're just chill and happy.
 
At this point, I think politicians are coming up with the most absurd ways to hit us in the balls because they know the public won't really fight back. So many of them have blatantly broken their own quarantine rules, and people still defend them.
Most, if not all, break these rules. But only the politicians are so brazen about it. It's almost like these politicians have a death wish; and hey, 'tis the season of when wishes come true...

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Five demerit points? What is this, fookin Harry Potter?
An Aussie Kiwi can confirm this, but perhaps their demerit system is similar to the point system used in the US where traffic tickets that aren't dismissed also result in a point value (0 to 6 in my state) being added to your license for the next two years. Accumulate too many points and one's license is subject to suspension or other disciplinary action. Points can also increase one's auto insurance premiums as they show an increasing risk of unsafe driving habits.

Yeah, I'd say that people parked in their car waiting in line to be tested for COVID shouldn't be fined if they're passing the time on their phones -- especially if they're parked in a parking lot stuck in along line that's barely moving.

Every developed nation puts their own citizens last. It almost feels like the $600 on top of all this pork is sending a message that they didn't forget about the people but don't give a shit about them.
Considering how many people lost a significant chunk of their income that was far greater than the $1800 in government payments (up to $1200 from before and $600 now not counting the earlier $600/dependent), this is definitely small drop in the bucket even if it helps people to varying degrees. It's a shame that waste, bureaurcary, pork barrel projects, and special interests tend to benefit more than the average citizens. Unfortunately, it's those aforementioned groups that have the most influence, so politicians tend to reward them first and foremost *sigh* . It suck's, but it's also a harsh reality.

I don't know what can be done about school age children (encourage home schooling?) but if I were a university student who had taken out a loan for my education I'd be looking at getting organized with other students to sue for my money back.
That's optimistic at best. I believe some people tried to sue universities for this very thing when the spring 2020 semester saw them being ordered out of their dorms and back home for virtual learning in many cases. IIRC, the argument was that if they couldn't get the full university experience they paid for, they deserved to have a prorated portion of their tuition and fees refunded - especially if their absence on campus reduced the costs associated with housing and accommodating them. I don't think any of the suits were successful because the universities and their attorneys know how to argue their side in court persuasively enough to get a ruling in their favor.

It's a shame, too, because universities are always moving the goalposts when it comes to how much money they claim they need to balance their budgets. Even before the mid-2000 recession cut education funding across the board, the university I attended had all sorts of special fees in excess of one's tuition consisting of a nominal registration fee and $x per credit hour. Some examples:
  • A $50/student activities fee even if the student didn't participate in any on-campus extracurricular activities.
  • An additional $10-$30 per credit surcharge for 300-400 level undergraduate courses in management and engineering.
  • A $10/credit hour assessment (up to a maximum of $80/semester) for infrastructure maintenance when they felt they didn't get enough money from the state for capital repairs and maintenance.
It's bad enough when universities raise tuition in excess of inflation because they claim states aren't funding them adequately year to year. Yet, when they do get the funding they want, they still nickle and dime students with all sorts of fees -- something they did even before the ease of access to student loans led to tuition amounts skyrocketing in the US. Also, some universities have outsourced their dorms to management companies so that the third party collects the fees, handles daily operations, and gets a commission for themselves. Meanwhile, students having issues with their dorms have to go through the management company and not the university who both benefits and profits from the deal without having deal with any of the drama or negatives.

TL;DR - Colleges and universities have no qualms nickel and diming students during normal times, but they're stingy AF about offering rebates or credits when their expenses significantly drop or end up lower than anticipated -- especially when COVID led to virtual learning and fewer people consuming campus-based resources.

TBF, some colleges may have frozen tuition for 2020-21, but I'm willing to bet many still had some sort of increase, even if it was just an inflationary adjustment.
 
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Cayman Islands jails US college student in coronavirus case
https://apnews.com/article/internat...emic-prisons-40f8c14c30813df2446bbac405512b26 (https://archive.vn/wip/sqx3a)
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TLDR: 18yo pre-med student (daughter of jet ski racer) quarantined for two weeks upon arriving. Requests looser tracking bracelet, slips it off and goes to jet ski competition with jet skiing boyfriend.

edit: unfortunately, no one archived it, but heavy.com posted:
Mack joked about COVID-19 on August 29, posting a photo on Facebook with friends at her Macon, Georgia, university and writing in the caption, “cough in my face, i have antibodies now.”
She's foolish for breaking quarantine but luckily her sentence was reduced to two months. Currently, there are no COVID cases there.
 
My nurse friend posted this news clip from a hospital he's been working at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/vide...KKQWx7Uk0X0bx3m70VQc7O-9vVMO4tQGlAshy3SeilIAY

It aint good looking footage. I wish I could see the whole hospital for myself... I'll poke my friend for details when I can but it's becoming a touchy subject cause he's exhausted and frustrated that less and less people are taking lock-downs seriously.
 
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My nurse friend posted this news clip from a hospital he's been working at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/vide...KKQWx7Uk0X0bx3m70VQc7O-9vVMO4tQGlAshy3SeilIAY

It aint good looking footage. I wish I could see the whole hospital for myself... I'll poke my friend for details when I can but it's becoming a touchy subject cause he's exhausted and frustrated that less and less people are taking lock-downs seriously.
You are correct but the retards in this thread are just gonna call it propaganda and that this is fake.
 
My nurse friend posted this news clip from a hospital he's been working at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/vide...KKQWx7Uk0X0bx3m70VQc7O-9vVMO4tQGlAshy3SeilIAY

It aint good looking footage. I wish I could see the whole hospital for myself... I'll poke my friend for details when I can but it's becoming a touchy subject cause he's exhausted and frustrated that less and less people are taking lock-downs seriously.

What I heard:
Diabetes/high blood pressure

What I saw:
Old/overweight
 
What I heard:
Diabetes/high blood pressure

What I saw:
Old/overweight
Yeah those folks deserve to die. Isn't that half your country fat fucks with bad blood pressure?

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You know back in the 90's-2010's I used to laugh at the fucking Africans when they dealt with diseases like retards like they would have a cholera or ebola outbreak and they would reject the white man trying to contain it thinking they were the ones perpetrating it. This pandemic tells me its not a retard African thing its a generalized human thing and Americans are at the top of the leaderboards. Good luck and stay the fuck out of my country you diseased ridden pack rats.
 
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My nurse friend posted this news clip from a hospital he's been working at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/vide...KKQWx7Uk0X0bx3m70VQc7O-9vVMO4tQGlAshy3SeilIAY

It aint good looking footage. I wish I could see the whole hospital for myself... I'll poke my friend for details when I can but it's becoming a touchy subject cause he's exhausted and frustrated that less and less people are taking lock-downs seriously.
Well... this is some powerful fear porn.

You are correct but the retards in this thread are just gonna call it propaganda and that this is fake.

Edit, because I am retarded and couldn't embed the video right.

Edit #2: This is unexpected:

 
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