Blade 619

My thoughts exactly. Sounds more like they don't want to waste it on the old guy. After 9 months of this, my patience is wearing thin. Thanks for your thoughts Sir. I wonder if the issue is more that his insurance wont cover the vaccine?

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Merry Christmas mate!

Sounds like they're spouting total bull mate. At 93 even if otherwise fit and well his odds of getting screwed by this are pretty high.

Have more spare time? what would you do if you permanently lost all function below the neck?

Can't really answer that lol

People with lots of co-morbidities are more likely to be pushed over the edge by other illnesses, they're also generally sicker and less able to cope with colder weather.

I don't know anything about that, but the scoreboard is wildly inflated. No one dies of anything but Covid-19 anymore. This is really a medical breakthrough... according to the numbers coming out from the "scientists"... if everyone gets the vaccine, no one will ever die of anything ever again. All death comes from Corona now... or once again they are lying to keep the money coming in. It's such a great business, my guess is Covid-20 is all ready to go. Haha, if only! source: The most disturbing line is that black one...

You guys growing zombies now? More concerning that that many people have gunshot wounds O.o

Yep... that's the $2k club right there.

The buy new price is about 1k too. You'll need to upgrade the power supply when you upgrade anything on it. If you need a rig and don't want to DIY, it's not a bad buy.

Echo... echo... echo... echo... echo... echo... echo... echo... echo... echo...

Well... fuck... appoint a successor? What would you do if you logged in and your nation had reset?

pipes

Unsure if sincere?

Not something I was expecting to see today.

Start again. What would you do if you got banned on discord?

Point out the antics around the start of the pandemic and taht it is only sensible to hold a few weeks food in case of similar antics in the future.

The rich win again... okay that's one thing, but Capitalism doesn't work if people can't leave their house. We're an injection away from freedom... we should get this done and pay everyone later. If I lived in Brussels, and the vaccine is just down the street, I wouldn't feel too good about it not being made available to Brussels as it's shipped elsewhere. Crank up production and lets kill this thing. Indeed, capitalism works well for those with money... and badly for those without.

It'll be based on who bought how many and when...

Your argument is not with me... it's with the doctor from Alberta Canada. I'm not a doctor... I'm just an American taxpayer that sees that the loudest voices, and the people making all these decisions, have the most to gain from making this a "crisis". Our Democrats here in the USA have a motto... "Never let a good crisis go to waste". Another famous Democrat, after his release from prison, recently said... "Democrats stealing elections is a time honored tradition". I think we are seeing a lot of this now. I seriously doubt that those flu statistics include anyone who has died from drowning, heart attacks, crushed by an elevator, or car accidents, that just happened to test positive at the time of their demise. I've had this already... and it doesn't measure up to the hype... but it does entertain the sickest power hungry narcissists around us. As they begin to lose their power over us, they will start lashing out with even more hatred the closer this comes to it's inevitable conclusion. I can only doubt whether he is actually being objective. The current virus is a SARS virus. It is genetically similar. It has very similar pathology, histologically similar, and radiologically similar. Yes, it is safer on an individual basis... the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) had a case fatality rate of around 10% (8098 cases and 774 deaths), while Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) killed 34% of people with the illness between 2012 and 2019 (2494 cases and 858 deaths). Difference here is SARS-CoV2 (covid 19) has a death rate around 2% globally but over 6600x more cases, therefore on a population level more devastating. A disease with a high kill rate on an individual level if generally quite good for a population level as it often burns itself out quickly (look at ebola). High transmission with fairly low individual kill rates will typically kill more overall. Obviously high transmission and high kill is bad, though if the kill is high enough and fast enough will still typically burn itself out in the early stages. My issue is with him, but also that what he is saying isn't accurate and feeds a dangerous counter narrative.

There's no doubt it's been hyped a lot by the media. Hell... fucking Ebola was hyped beyond belief, especially when you consider it never left Africa. Though to call it a bad flu... it's a fekkin' horrific flu. So if we look at the CDC data for the USA - https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html#:~:text=While%20the%20impact%20of%20flu,61%2C000%20deaths%20annually%20since%202010. US Covid associated deaths = 252k (with an error margin for sure) US Estimated flue deaths from the 2010/11 to 2016/17 seasons = 242k (with an error margin for sure) In the 70's US flu deaths were around 20k pa, in the 90's around 36k pa, with "exceptionally bad years" being 50-70k. So if this is already 4-5 times what was considered an exceptionally bad year, what's this?

Learn to count cards. What would you do if your partner brought an 8 ft gator home as a pet?

It was more of a joke... they would quit getting tested because an injection in your nose would be so damn painful they wouldn't want to do it anymore. I hear that a positive test is a positive test... so these people keep coming in to get tested, and it's negative, so they keep getting tested to see if it's positive yet... and when they get a positive they keep coming in to get tested every day until it's negative again. So one person ends up scoring 15 positive tests. Yeah, go team. Hahaha, that wouldn't work here... we'd tell them to fuck off... slightly more politely.