Wuhan Coronavirus

[FSchmertz]

Another reason to get lot of people vaccinated is it's likely to bring transmission down. But it's probably going to take almost everyone getting it.

As indicated, some folks might still be able to transmit it after vaccination, but the window is likely to be shorter and if most are vaccinated, transmission will be unlikely.

60 to 70% i hear.

That's what I read too.

[Animal]

Another reason to get lot of people vaccinated is it's likely to bring transmission down. But it's probably going to take almost everyone getting it.

As indicated, some folks might still be able to transmit it after vaccination, but the window is likely to be shorter and if most are vaccinated, transmission will be unlikely.

60 to 70% i hear.

That's what I read too.

so, if you need 60%, that's about 200 million in the US. If they can get 40 million in December (like I have heard), I know that's only dose #1. So they would have to do that many again in Jan with dose #2, plus probably 40 million more. So, if they average 40 million 2nd doses per month, then they could have 200 million by May. Meanwhile, it should start to slow the spread CONSIDERABLY once it gets in motion.

[megman]

OH NOES!!! We are dying with you guys!

Canada crushed the Covid-19 curve but complacency is fueling a deadly second wave

Ottawa (CNN)"At least we're not as bad as the States."

Those were the words uttered by so many Canadians during the first wave of coronavirus, perhaps without malice although with a good dose of smugness.
But that complacency may have helped fuel a deadly second wave in Canada that is now straining hospital capacity in nearly every region of the country as health officials impose more restrictions and lockdowns.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/08/world/ca ... index.html

We have zero cases in Haliburton, but unfortunately our area goes down to around Coburg, so now we are yellow instead of green.

[B-Tender]

It's called leading by example....which he has never done.....you sorry excuse for a Democrat

You claim to just fucking love science yet you seem to ignore it when the politics doesnt agree with you. That either makes you incredibly stupid or just a partisan, hateful cunt.

Ahh fuck it, lets just make it both

What science DINO? The science you find on parler that backs up your stupid assertions that masks dont work? You're wrong...you have been wrong since March....you will continue to be wrong every step of the way because you are ignorant.

The science that there is no need for someone with antibodies to wear a mask that they cannot get, you ignorant fuck.

And what kind of Democrat loves him some guns? Fuck you, DINO

So just going to ignore the whole lead by example part then fraud? Everybody on that stage in masked up but Mr. I fucking know better has to strut around while infections and deaths are higher than ever on his watch. Never even mentions the death rate or infections anymore......won't take questions.....Didn't even mention Pearl Harbor even once yesterday the fucking so called war time president.....what a joke you defenders are

Sure, lead by example is fine, but dont pretend that its not about science when its about virtue signaling to the brain dead masses

Dammit! I hate agreeing with Biker.

[B-Tender]

I cannot wait to report Biker to our new ChiCom overlords.

Gonna put you in for meme propaganda detention unit. You make one critical of democrats Han will beat you with bamboo.

I take zero responsibility for the memes that pop up on my feed

That's the old B.S. I'm used to. The world is in balance again.

[CaptQuint]

[CHEEZY17]

An average of 2,353 people die of Cardiovascular disease every single day. All year long.

[CaptQuint]

An average of 2,353 people die of Cardiovascular disease every single day. All year long.

Great, heart disease isn't contagious and covid is the number one cause of death in America today

[FSchmertz]

Another reason to get lot of people vaccinated is it's likely to bring transmission down. But it's probably going to take almost everyone getting it.

As indicated, some folks might still be able to transmit it after vaccination, but the window is likely to be shorter and if most are vaccinated, transmission will be unlikely.

60 to 70% i hear.

That's what I read too.

so, if you need 60%, that's about 200 million in the US. If they can get 40 million in December (like I have heard), I know that's only dose #1. So they would have to do that many again in Jan with dose #2, plus probably 40 million more. So, if they average 40 million 2nd doses per month, then they could have 200 million by May. Meanwhile, it should start to slow the spread CONSIDERABLY once it gets in motion.

Not to mention people will be going outside by April, which would slow the spread anyhow.

Assuming they can keep producing the vaccines at high rates (and apparently there's also worries about supplies, things like injection needles/syringes that they may not have considered), it looks like the prediction things will go back to normal by summer is looking good.

Meanwhile, somehow we've got to get through the next few months.

[Animal]

Another reason to get lot of people vaccinated is it's likely to bring transmission down. But it's probably going to take almost everyone getting it.

As indicated, some folks might still be able to transmit it after vaccination, but the window is likely to be shorter and if most are vaccinated, transmission will be unlikely.

60 to 70% i hear.

That's what I read too.

so, if you need 60%, that's about 200 million in the US. If they can get 40 million in December (like I have heard), I know that's only dose #1. So they would have to do that many again in Jan with dose #2, plus probably 40 million more. So, if they average 40 million 2nd doses per month, then they could have 200 million by May. Meanwhile, it should start to slow the spread CONSIDERABLY once it gets in motion.

Not to mention people will be going outside by April, which would slow the spread anyhow.

Assuming they can keep producing the vaccines at high rates (and apparently there's also worries about supplies, things like injection needles/syringes that they may not have considered), it looks like the prediction things will go back to normal by summer is looking good.

Meanwhile, somehow we've got to get through the next few months.

you don't think they have considered injection needles? shit, you should listen to that Army dude that is in charge of this whole supply line. He's thought of every fucking thing you can literally imagine involving these vaccines.

Since last summer they have talked about the supplies involved and what things are going to have to be ramped up (vials was the big one). So, I feel pretty sure they have at least thought of everything. Problems always happen with supplies, but it won't be because they hadn't already thought of it.

On the subject of vials, i want to say that they typically have to be glass because that's the safest for vaccines to be stored. But that was going to be impossible and someone has come up with a compromise that works and can meet supply. I don't remember the details, I heard this months ago.

[Charliesheen]

An average of 2,353 people die of Cardiovascular disease every single day. All year long.

Great, heart disease isn't contagious and covid is the number one cause of death in America today

It’s largely preventable and risk factors are well known. Yet somehow the folks choose to die instead.

[Animal]

An average of 2,353 people die of Cardiovascular disease every single day. All year long.

Great, heart disease isn't contagious and covid is the number one cause of death in America today

It’s largely preventable and risk factors are well known. Yet somehow the folks choose to die instead.

I blame all of these chicken fried steaks.

[Biker]

[CaptQuint]

[Wut]

Are there essential threesomes?

[FSchmertz]

Are there essential threesomes?

There should be!

Not including her, that's for certain!

[Stapes]

Fake of course......not much of surprise seeing who's "feed" its from

[CaptQuint]

A threesome with me, zooey deschanel and taylor swift is essential

[FSchmertz]

An average of 2,353 people die of Cardiovascular disease every single day. All year long.

Great, heart disease isn't contagious and covid is the number one cause of death in America today

It’s largely preventable and risk factors are well known. Yet somehow the folks choose to die instead.

I blame all of these chicken fried steaks.

Hell, they manage to fry every damn thing down there!

[CaptQuint]

Dear Fellas, I can't believe how fast things move on the outside. I saw an automobile once when I was a kid. But, now they're everywhere. The world went and got itself in a big damn hurry. The parole board got me into this halfway house called the Brewer, and a job bagging groceries at the Foodway. It's hard work, and I try to keep up, but my hands hurt most of the time.

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[Biker]

Fake of course......not much of surprise seeing who's "feed" its from

I dont know if its fake or not.

[Stapes]

Fake of course......not much of surprise seeing who's "feed" its from

I dont know if its fake or not.

We know you don't know, don't check, don't care.....lol

[CaptQuint]

COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus

https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12 ... ronavirus/

[Biker]

COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus

https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12 ... ronavirus/

O wonder what superspreader event he went to? And why didnt he have a mask?

[FSchmertz]

COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus

https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/12 ... ronavirus/

O wonder what superspreader event he went to? And why didnt he have a mask?

More than likely a family event. That's where I'm reading most COVID cases are coming from now. It's why "the experts" were worried about increased cases during Thanksgiving and worried there would be even more from Christmas.

P.S. But I wouldn't be at all surprised if they found he cheated and went to some sort of political event. These political creatures can't seem to help themselves.