Wuhan Coronavirus

[Burn1dwn]

Let's go country line dancing to own the libs!!!!!

Fucking Trump cultists.

Whoever they are, there is a goods ratio of chicks to dudes in that bar. Holy shit.

Wait all the faggots are huddled at the end watching basketball replays!

[CaptQuint]

Found that photo

Allegheny County Bans Drinking In Bars In Response To COVID-19 Surge
By BILL O'DRISCOLL • JUN 28, 2020

https://www.wesa.fm/post/allegheny-coun ... e#stream/0

So I guess letting people social distance by themselves is the wrong answer

[Animal]

Found that photo

Allegheny County Bans Drinking In Bars In Response To COVID-19 Surge
By BILL O'DRISCOLL • JUN 28, 2020

https://www.wesa.fm/post/allegheny-coun ... e#stream/0

So I guess letting people social distance by themselves is the wrong answer

opening bars was the wrong answer. almost every governor learned that lesson the hard way.

[CaptQuint]

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[Stapes]

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Deathproof would still ass fuck her.

[CaptQuint]

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout ... efuses_to/

Deathproof would still ass fuck her.

Top comment on that thread

Ruined a good asshole when they put teeth in her mouth.

[Animal]

BAD MEME NO CARTOONS NO COPY PASTE

things that i don't like are propaganda

other than a cartoon, do you have a direct quote of Devos saying that she thinks that 0.02% of all kids going back to school will die from the virus? That smells like complete bullshit to me and i can't find one.

bump

[Burn1dwn]

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Deathproof would still ass fuck her.

Top comment on that thread

Ruined a good asshole when they put teeth in her mouth.

DP would want to hear her spewing all that shit while going anal, so you know that wasn't him.

[FSchmertz]

Apparently they've started a campaign in the White House to discredit Fauci. He seems to have hurt poor Chumpy's feewings, talking about that science stuff he doesn't believe in, and not agreeing with the stuff he makes up and sees on Faux.

that groundswell (to discredit Fauci) is coming from the republican states. they are tired of fauci saying this, then saying that, then changing rules every month or so. it is the top of the list bitch with every republican right now. they are fed up with all of it. they just want to be allowed to social distance, use their own judgment and go back to work and live their lives.

Since late March (when China's misrepresentations about the nature of the virus came to light), Fauci has been pretty consistent on saying we should enact social distance measures and stick with them longer than "we" would like.

The only flip flopping I have seen from Fauci is when he was saying that America didn't have to worry about COVID (based off bad info) to saying it is the worst pandemic in 102 years.

And he kind of gave non-answers on the Mask question early on before recommending that they be worn in public. Could of been because of the mask shortages in the beginning of the shutdown and now we are stocked up?

Do you have others to add?

That's what he said. They were afraid that they'd run out of N95 masks. Trump and previous presidents had let the stockpile be depleted.

And now I'm hearing the states with increasing cases are worrying about running out of protective gear. I thought we'd fixed that.

P.S. They're still discouraging the use of N95 masks, the most protective kind, by anyone but medical people for the same reason.

[Animal]

Apparently they've started a campaign in the White House to discredit Fauci. He seems to have hurt poor Chumpy's feewings, talking about that science stuff he doesn't believe in, and not agreeing with the stuff he makes up and sees on Faux.

that groundswell (to discredit Fauci) is coming from the republican states. they are tired of fauci saying this, then saying that, then changing rules every month or so. it is the top of the list bitch with every republican right now. they are fed up with all of it. they just want to be allowed to social distance, use their own judgment and go back to work and live their lives.

Since late March (when China's misrepresentations about the nature of the virus came to light), Fauci has been pretty consistent on saying we should enact social distance measures and stick with them longer than "we" would like.

The only flip flopping I have seen from Fauci is when he was saying that America didn't have to worry about COVID (based off bad info) to saying it is the worst pandemic in 102 years.

And he kind of gave non-answers on the Mask question early on before recommending that they be worn in public. Could of been because of the mask shortages in the beginning of the shutdown and now we are stocked up?

Do you have others to add?

That's what he said. They were afraid that they'd run out of N95 masks. Trump and previous presidents had let the stockpile be depleted.

And now I'm hearing the states with increasing cases are worrying about running out of protective gear. I thought we'd fixed that.

some friends that i have in a few hospitals are telling me that the problem they are having now is the same problem they had in the beginning. people that work at the hospitals are hoarding all the PPE and taking it home to family and friends.

[FSchmertz]

Apparently they've started a campaign in the White House to discredit Fauci. He seems to have hurt poor Chumpy's feewings, talking about that science stuff he doesn't believe in, and not agreeing with the stuff he makes up and sees on Faux.

that groundswell (to discredit Fauci) is coming from the republican states. they are tired of fauci saying this, then saying that, then changing rules every month or so. it is the top of the list bitch with every republican right now. they are fed up with all of it. they just want to be allowed to social distance, use their own judgment and go back to work and live their lives.

Since late March (when China's misrepresentations about the nature of the virus came to light), Fauci has been pretty consistent on saying we should enact social distance measures and stick with them longer than "we" would like.

The only flip flopping I have seen from Fauci is when he was saying that America didn't have to worry about COVID (based off bad info) to saying it is the worst pandemic in 102 years.

And he kind of gave non-answers on the Mask question early on before recommending that they be worn in public. Could of been because of the mask shortages in the beginning of the shutdown and now we are stocked up?

Do you have others to add?

That's what he said. They were afraid that they'd run out of N95 masks. Trump and previous presidents had let the stockpile be depleted.

And now I'm hearing the states with increasing cases are worrying about running out of protective gear. I thought we'd fixed that.

some friends that i have in a few hospitals are telling me that the problem they are having now is the same problem they had in the beginning. people that work at the hospitals are hoarding all the PPE and taking it home to family and friends.

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

[Animal]

Since late March (when China's misrepresentations about the nature of the virus came to light), Fauci has been pretty consistent on saying we should enact social distance measures and stick with them longer than "we" would like.

The only flip flopping I have seen from Fauci is when he was saying that America didn't have to worry about COVID (based off bad info) to saying it is the worst pandemic in 102 years.

And he kind of gave non-answers on the Mask question early on before recommending that they be worn in public. Could of been because of the mask shortages in the beginning of the shutdown and now we are stocked up?

Do you have others to add?

he wasn't flip flopping in early March when the virus shit first hit the fan.

The following was published on March 8.

When it comes to preventing coronavirus, public health officials have been clear: Healthy people do not need to wear a face mask to protect themselves from COVID-19.

"There's no reason to be walking around with a mask," infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci told 60 Minutes.

While masks may block some droplets, Fauci said, they do not provide the level of protection people think they do. Wearing a mask may also have unintended consequences: People who wear masks tend to touch their face more often to adjust them, which can spread germs from their hands.

[Animal]

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

i'm pretty sure they are taking home unopened boxes and packages of PPE. not going through the trash outside the ICU ward.

[FSchmertz]

Since late March (when China's misrepresentations about the nature of the virus came to light), Fauci has been pretty consistent on saying we should enact social distance measures and stick with them longer than "we" would like.

The only flip flopping I have seen from Fauci is when he was saying that America didn't have to worry about COVID (based off bad info) to saying it is the worst pandemic in 102 years.

And he kind of gave non-answers on the Mask question early on before recommending that they be worn in public. Could of been because of the mask shortages in the beginning of the shutdown and now we are stocked up?

Do you have others to add?

he wasn't flip flopping in early March when the virus shit first hit the fan.

The following was published on March 8.

When it comes to preventing coronavirus, public health officials have been clear: Healthy people do not need to wear a face mask to protect themselves from COVID-19.

"There's no reason to be walking around with a mask," infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci told 60 Minutes.

While masks may block some droplets, Fauci said, they do not provide the level of protection people think they do. Wearing a mask may also have unintended consequences: People who wear masks tend to touch their face more often to adjust them, which can spread germs from their hands.

I read that WHO originally treated COVID-19 like flu, where they really worry about droplets and hand/eye/mouth contact. Now pretty much all health agencies say the real risk is aerosols. WHO seems to be one of the few agencies still holding on to treating this like the flu.

P.S. Holding anyone's early opinions and judgements on this over their head in July is pretty ignorant. Very little was really known early on, and they were using the best information available regarding other viruses and applying it to this new one.

[Stapes]

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

i'm pretty sure they are taking home unopened boxes and packages of PPE. not going through the trash outside the ICU ward.

What a crock of shit. You have no proof of any of that. Thats the same shitty conspiracy nonsense trump was spouting about NY nurses.

[FSchmertz]

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

i'm pretty sure they are taking home unopened boxes and packages of PPE. not going through the trash outside the ICU ward.

???

This doesn't make sense or seem to have anything to do with what I posted.

Maybe you didn't understand what I meant about wanting to protect their love ones from infection due to their jobs, that put them and love ones at great risk?

[Animal]

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

i'm pretty sure they are taking home unopened boxes and packages of PPE. not going through the trash outside the ICU ward.

What a crock of shit. You have no proof of any of that. Thats the same shitty conspiracy nonsense trump was spouting about NY nurses.

i said its what friends i have in the medical field have told me. one guy, that is a heart surgeon in dallas said it was just evaporating at their hospital back in march. I know for a fact that during March, Dallas had hardly any cases, and every major hospital in town was screaming that they were out of PPE. I asked about it because these hospitals were supposed to be ready for "some level" of a pandemic for years and their response was all the same. People were taking it all home. They were having to implement new policies to lock it all up.

[Stapes]

Hmm.

Though people working in the medical field with COVID-19 patients might be worried about giving it to loved ones.

I read stories in the NY/NJ area of medical folks isolating themselves in their home's garages to avoid contact with and possible infection of their families.

i'm pretty sure they are taking home unopened boxes and packages of PPE. not going through the trash outside the ICU ward.

What a crock of shit. You have no proof of any of that. Thats the same shitty conspiracy nonsense trump was spouting about NY nurses.

i said its what friends i have in the medical field have told me. one guy, that is a heart surgeon in dallas said it was just evaporating at their hospital back in march. I know for a fact that during March, Dallas had hardly any cases, and every major hospital in town was screaming that they were out of PPE. I asked about it because these hospitals were supposed to be ready for "some level" of a pandemic for years and their response was all the same. People were taking it all home. They were having to implement new policies to lock it all up.

March? This is four months later........they arent having trouble keeping stock from being raided......they cant get their hands on any and no help from the federal government....they seem to have washed their hands of the whole thing. Why are there still shortages? What happens in the fall and another surge starts that they are expecting? Failed leadership my friend. As our friend WTC says. There is going to be a bloodbath....just not the one he is expecting.

[Animal]

March? This is four months later........they arent having trouble keeping stock from being raided......they cant get their hands on any and no help from the federal government....they seem to have washed their hands of the whole thing. Why are there still shortages? What happens in the fall and another surge starts that they are expecting? Failed leadership my friend. As our friend WTC says. There is going to be a bloodbath....just not the one he is expecting.

what a delicate little flower you are. go to bed, everything will be fine. jesus.

[Stapes]

Nice dodge pops. See you tomorrow. Same bat channel. Same bat time.

[AnalHamster]

Apparently they've started a campaign in the White House to discredit Fauci. He seems to have hurt poor Chumpy's feewings, talking about that science stuff he doesn't believe in, and not agreeing with the stuff he makes up and sees on Faux.

that groundswell (to discredit Fauci) is coming from the republican states. they are tired of fauci saying this, then saying that, then changing rules every month or so. it is the top of the list bitch with every republican right now. they are fed up with all of it. they just want to be allowed to social distance, use their own judgment and go back to work and live their lives.

It's a talking point memo coming from the whitehouse because they want to reopen despite failing to contain it, which Fauci, doing his job, is telling the truth about being a stupid idea. It's top down not groundswell, and rooted in the incompetent handling of the early stages.

[CaptQuint]

[CaptQuint]

A 30-year-old patient died after attending a ‘“Covid party”, believing the virus to be a hoax, a Texas medical official has said.

“Just before the patient died, they looked at their nurse and said ‘I think I made a mistake, I thought this was a hoax, but it’s not,’” said Dr Jane Appleby, the chief medical officer at Methodist hospital in San Antonio.

Appleby said: “I don’t want to be an alarmist, and we’re just trying to share some real-world examples to help our community realise that this virus is very serious and can spread easily.”


Florida reports 15,000 new coronavirus cases, a record single-day total in the US
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A “Covid party” is a gathering held by somebody diagnosed with coronavirus to see if the virus is real and to see if anyone gets infected, she explained.

Appleby said in her filmed comments at the weekend that she had been spurred to reveal the case after seeing a “concerning” rise in infections. She said 22% of tests were revealing a case of Covid-19, up from just 5% a few weeks ago.

A broader age range were being affected, with several 20 and 30 year olds critically ill at the Methodist hospital, she said.

“Please wear a mask, stay at home when you can, avoid groups of people and sanitise your hands,” said Appleby.

The call for caution came as top officials in Houston urged the city to lock back down as hospitals struggled to accommodate new coronavirus cases.

Houston mayor Sylvester Turner and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said a stay-at-home order was needed for America’s fourth-largest city to cope with the surge.

Last week, Texas continued to break records for confirmed cases and deaths linked to the disease. State health officials reported 8,196 new cases on Sunday, another 80 deaths and a total of 10,410 people hospitalised due to the virus.

The decision over a lockdown, however, rests with Republican governor Greg Abbott, who has resisted this step, saying it should be a last resort.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/ ... fing_email

[Stapes]

Meanwhile the president is busy retweeting Chuck woolery tweets that the CDC is lying the doctors are lying about covid-19 to ruin his election chances. Medical experts can't be trusted but a third-tier game show host can be. This president has washed his hands of the whole thing.

[FSchmertz]

Meanwhile the president is busy retweeting Chuck woolery tweets that the CDC is lying the doctors are lying about covid-19 to ruin his election chances. Medical experts can't be trusted but a third-tier game show host can be. This president has washed his hands of the whole thing.