I'd rather you look $hit up and not be led like cattle .
Except you are the one clearly being led like cattle when you repost half-baked arguments from your echo chamber.
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I'd rather you look $hit up and not be led like cattle .
And for a full year the media has been reporting the governor's misrepresentation verbatim, and the public in turn has consumed that misrepresentation verbatim. And that's in part why we are where we are with a wildly different public perception from reality.The state has been including records from prior days for a full year. That’s nothing new, so even if it’s not clarified it’s been consistent in this manner to be useful.
Somerset has a pretty good outbreak under way. Lots of people coming down with it, haven’t heard of any serious cases though which is good.
So were these cases reported twice? Last year and then again this month? The way she presents her data isn't the easiest to understand. Not sure where she is getting this from.On average, 273 "new" positives in every daily total reported in the month of March were from people tested last year.
Jeeze do you ever think positively??Since none of the current vaccines have been approved by the FDA except for Emergency Use, what happens after the pandemic is considered over or is considered a epidemic? Will the FDA fully approve all these different vaccines, or pull them until years of testing are done?
Yup, on most things in my life, just not how information on all things Covid/vaccines are being presented. That's my right, and 30% of Americans share my view. Would you agree "emergency use" is pretty much what experimental treatment is described as for the terminal ill, willing to try anything? The FDA hasn't approved any of these vaccines. Isn't that the reason none of these companies can be sued? They have zero liability for a friggin reason!Jeeze do you ever think positively??
Shut up.Freedom of choice is a dying piece of America. So many of you fit the narrative of this article.Marvin Hagler’s death sparks wave of attacks against anti-vaxxers
We have questions. Lots of them. But we're not allowed to ask them. Why? Because the powers that be saynoqreport.com
That is your right. Doesn't make you right. Always to the bottom of the barrel. You certainly do not understand the process.Yup, on most things in my life, just not how information on all things Covid/vaccines are being presented. That's my right, and 30% of Americans share my view. Would you agree "emergency use" is pretty much what experimental treatment is described as for the terminal ill, willing to try anything? The FDA hasn't approved any of these vaccines. Isn't that the reason none of these companies can be sued? They have zero liability for a friggin reason!
I know a number of people who jumped in NY. Very scummyI don’t know anyone that jumped the line. I think a lot of people qualify based on what the criteria was/is.
I know of some people who have in NY. They lied about conditions that they don't have,How would any of us know people are jumping in line> I am sure there are but when I was in line I saw young people but they could have had an approved illness or been a first responder for all I knew. They could even have been a smoker.
Sorry for your loss.I lost my uncle to COVID overnight. Vibrant, otherwise healthy 72-year-old. Was infected about 4 weeks ago and checked into Orlando's Florida Hospital about a week later. Just experienced a slow and steady decline. I've lost a number of associates and acquaintances, but this is the first family member I've lost.
The story is textbook. My uncle lost his wife to metastatic breast cancer a few years back and his son invited him to live with his family. Although he was healthy as a horse, he was a Vietnam-era amputee and my cousin didn't like the idea of his father living on his own. When COVID hit the northeast, like many Florida communities, theirs pooh-pooh'd the 'little flu' and carried on, business as usual. My cousin is also my business partner and I urged them daily to take precautions and mask up. When cases piled up throughout the state, he finally relented, but he tearfully confessed to me that when cases started dropping, he and his workers largely stopped masking. Sure enough, he became infected and brought it home. And now his father is dead. I'm still in shock. I managed to say goodbye to my uncle two weeks ago via Facetime.
Say what you will about the less than 1% death rate. When one of over half a million is someone close to you, the survival percentages are meaningless.
lol woke zombieOh. So THIS is why our case numbers are still up. The school districts are basing reopening on a fabrication. Completely unacceptable.
I believe so. the second shot is rough on the arm is the word I've been hearing.A week and 2 days I woke up with a swelling on my arm on my injection site. I look like a body builder on my left arm. Is this a normal reaction?
This was the first shotI believe so. the second shot is rough on the arm is the word I've been hearing.
You have MDS!!!!And for a full year the media has been reporting the governor's misrepresentation verbatim, and the public in turn has consumed that misrepresentation verbatim. And that's in part why we are where we are with a wildly different public perception from reality.
Oh.....I saw 2 in your post and got mixed up.This was the first shot
Textbook ad hom. Argue better please, there's a lot at stake.lol woke zombie
I will take the next one in my right arm. My left arm looks like I'm jacked. Body building 101 😂Oh.....I saw 2 in your post and got mixed up.
lol woke zombie
Don't think so.Shut up.
Excess mortality in NJ since COVID is just about equal to COVID deaths and, in fact, NJ is one of the only states without 20-30% more excess deaths than COVID deaths. And your, "they're only old people so who cares" act is wearing a bit thin. These deaths are all happening to people who would not have died at that time in their lives, but for COVID. Would some have died 6-12 months later? Sure, but that's 6-12 months they'll miss spending enjoying life and family and everything else.Excess mortality since Covid started is closer to 21k, and surely some of those are not related to Covid. Some portion of those "Covid deaths" would have been mortalities anyway.
I didn't say the state was off wildly (although 10-15% "new positives" being ancient does corrupt the daily data point). The media's inability to properly interpret covid data is partially responsible for the difference between actual risk and perceived risk by the public. Nobody understands Rt, but the media never misses a chance to say "Rt going up!" Whenever cases plateau and it drifts to 1.0.The State data are not off "wildly."
Excess mortality in NJ since COVID is just about equal to COVID deaths and, in fact, NJ is one of the only states without 20-30% more excess deaths than COVID deaths. And your, "they're only old people so who cares" act is wearing a bit thin. These deaths are all happening to people who would not have died at that time in their lives, but for COVID. Would some have died 6-12 months later? Sure, but that's 6-12 months they'll miss spending enjoying life and family and everything else.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/14/us/covid-19-death-toll.html
Enjoying friends and family? What CoVid lockdown have you been under?Would some have died 6-12 months later? Sure, but that's 6-12 months they'll miss spending enjoying life and family and everything else.
The media certainly has used those misleading stats as a means to cause confusion and fear. Those daily Rt figures are made to stand out and not in a good way. As in NY , Michigan and most likely NJ the use of those numbers were not given accurately. I think the percentages based upon age groups never seems to change and in that is where the questioning begins. Does anyone believe NJ as in NY have been given all the facts on daily rates? Backloading death totals month to month is highly questionable to say the least. It is still all about that special word which starts with the letter P————S. Too much manipulation.I didn't say the state was off wildly (although 10-15% "new positives" being ancient does corrupt the daily data point). The media's inability to properly interpret covid data is partially responsible for the difference between actual risk and perceived risk by the public. Nobody understands Rt, but the media never misses a chance to say "Rt going up!" Whenever cases plateau and it drifts to 1.0.
People my age think Covid is 3 orders of magnitude more likely to kill them than it actual is. Comms is partially to blame.
You're right, after comparing deaths last 12 mo compared to the last five year mean, 24 is the right number not 21.Excess mortality in NJ since COVID is just about equal to COVID deaths and, in fact, NJ is one of the only states without 20-30% more excess deaths than COVID deaths. And your, "they're only old people so who cares" act is wearing a bit thin. These deaths are all happening to people who would not have died at that time in their lives, but for COVID. Would some have died 6-12 months later? Sure, but that's 6-12 months they'll miss spending enjoying life and family and everything else.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/01/14/us/covid-19-death-toll.html