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Title: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by eau de sauvage on 03/30/20 at 21:16:37 https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-52066105/coronavirus-us-death-rates-v-china-italy-and-south-korea South Korea, are the only ones who started testing en mass and they've done remarkably well. China warned Italy who were off the ball, but clued in pretty fast. However the US started in the same or better position than the others, it was at this point that Trump was talking it down. As you can see from the graphs, by the time Trump understood that magic was not going to happen, you can see the results below. The US, a biomedical powerhouse couldn't get their citizens tested and we now see that early pick up by testing and following those who tested positive was the only way. The result is that the US has the steepest curve. While Trump was waffling on about flattening the curve, his actions and the results, did the opposite, i.e. steepened the curve. MAGA. The moment that a novel corona virus was announced, the US should have at that stage been developing a test and a plan to administer them. How is ignoring such an obvious biohazard MAGA. http://https://i.postimg.cc/JHyPSYL9/1.jpg (https://postimg.cc/JHyPSYL9) http://https://i.postimg.cc/vDDq1TV3/2.jpg (https://postimg.cc/vDDq1TV3)

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by eau de sauvage on 03/31/20 at 01:52:07 The data does not lie. Out of every single country in the entire world, the US has the fastest steepest curve and that can only be attributed to the 2 week delay. and with new cases doubling every 3 day that's 2^5 or 5 doublings, or a problem that is 32 times worse now than it needed to be. When Trump was saying to 'relax, it's under control', this is the result. http://https://i.postimg.cc/jdfsfM6Q/3.jpg However the interesting part of the curve is at the beginning. See how every country started of going faster and steeper than the US, then they quickly got their sh!t together. The US did not and you see the result. http://https://i.postimg.cc/CK7LcJKB/4.jpg

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by pg on 03/31/20 at 04:56:20 2C3E2A293E383A5F0 wrote: The data does not lie. I say some of it does.  As of this morning, China's biggest cities reported death counts are: Hong Kong 5, Beijing 8, and Shanghai 5.  For 50M people living in a country that was the epicenter of the crisis to have been affected in that manner, I call BS. Also, Vietnam which shares the border with China has reported no deaths.  Again BS..... https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6 Best regards,

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 06:59:09  That's why source material, no matter what people say on here, is important.  The question is if the US stats are being fabricated and that cases are actually lower.  If not, then the data, for the US specifically, is accurate.  I totally believe Vietnam has had cases, but has not reported.  I do not think the US has had fewer cases and are making these numbers out to be higher.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by pg on 03/31/20 at 07:34:06 The data can be manipulated in many fashions. “The numbers are almost meaningless,” says Steve Goodman, a professor of epidemiology at Stanford University. There’s a huge reservoir of people who have mild cases, and would not likely seek testing, he says. The rate of increase in positive results reflect a mixed-up combination of increased testing rates and spread of the virus. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-03-28/confirmed-coronavirus-cases-is-an-almost-meaningless-metric Best regards,

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 07:36:19 4D6D6F677A6D080 wrote:  That's why source material, no matter what people say on here, is important.  The question is if the US stats are being fabricated and that cases are actually lower.  If not, then the data, for the US specifically, is accurate.  I totally believe Vietnam has had cases, but has not reported.  I do not think the US has had fewer cases and are making these numbers out to be higher. 77% of the cases reported in US are in democrat controlled areas. So this virus latches onto people based on their bumper stickers, badges, buttons, at Bernie rallies of young people wanting free chitte, illegals wanting dole, at retirement homes where old ladies are lathering up to Biden etc etc and then kills them. OKOK I get it, those areas are also filthy and crowded and well, democratic because of that. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 07:37:53  The data can be manipulated in many fashions.  I agree with that article.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 07:39:07 "So this virus latches onto people based on their bumper stickers, badges, buttons, at Bernie rallies of young people wanting free chitte, illegals wanting dole, at retirement homes where old ladies are lathering up to Biden etc etc and then kills them."  I don't think this is an accurate assessment of how the virus is spreading.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 08:50:34 08282A223F284D0 wrote: "So this virus latches onto people based on their bumper stickers, badges, buttons, at Bernie rallies of young people wanting free chitte, illegals wanting dole, at retirement homes where old ladies are lathering up to Biden etc etc and then kills them." I don't think this is an accurate assessment of how the virus is spreading. 77% of cases are in democrap majority districts. I think its spreading exactly like I am saying. https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2020/mar/31/coronavirus-map-us-latest-cases-state-by-state The map almost looks like the blue areas in the 2016 election. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 08:57:26 "77% of cases are in democrap majority districts. I think its spreading exactly like I am saying."    So how is the virus identifying people through political affiliation?  What mechanism does it use?  How is it identifying the bumper stickers of US citizens without a visual cortex of any kind?  If a person changes affiliation while ill will the symptoms alleviate?  Or can declarations of becoming Republican reduce the chances of infection?  Does any affiliation besides Democrat provide more shielding or is there a specific affiliation that is better?  How do the viral particulates know if the transmission occurs and the recipient is not around their vehicle?  I find it very hard to believe any virus can target humans based off the conditions you present.  There must be other factors.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 09:10:11 Democraps are filthy pigs ? Democraps live in 3rd world like slums ? Democraps are cry babies ? Democraps are using this as a excuse to complain about Trump ? Democraps are looking for freebies and piling onto free chitte ? Take your pick - its likely a bunch of these. TBH, republicans tend to be self reliant and homesteaders in the WFO American landscape, and they tend to be wealthy and easily holed up in compounds in the pricey areas like NYC or CA. Democraps tend to be apartment dwellers, dorm dwellers and skid row dwellers. They cant distance, they cant avoid each other filth etc etc. Just my take. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 09:15:53  I think geographical location and proximity are better tools for evaluation than bumper stickers.  As for what they complain about I've seen no evidence that a virus can differentiate, or even hear at all.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 09:19:45 6F4F4D45584F2A0 wrote:  I think geographical location and proximity are better tools for evaluation than bumper stickers.  As for what they complain about I've seen no evidence that a virus can differentiate, or even hear at all.   Naaa I saw it running after a Car with a Bernie sticker. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 09:25:53 "Naaa I saw it running after a Car with a Bernie sticker."  I find that highly unlikely given the extremely small size of viral compositions and that is has no extremities capable of atmospheric locomotion.  Even Trump calls this an "invisible enemy".

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 09:40:02 It was yelling something like "lemme bite your socialist medicine a$$" Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 09:47:39 "It was yelling something like "lemme bite your socialist medicine a$$"  Highly unlikely.  A virus has no vocal cords and lack the capacity to develop, learn and replicate human language or language of any kind.  I recommend you report your findings to the CDC immediately.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 09:54:36 I think its a mutation, soon to be more popular for libtards because it also has a gun, so it should be used to remove 2nd amendment as well. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by MnSpring on 03/31/20 at 09:58:34 725250584552370 wrote:  I agree with that article. Where is the link to that chart ? Who/where was that chart published ? What is the political affirmation of the person/people that created that chart ? What that chart shows, is the number of 'cases', not deaths. Explain, how someone knows, those numbers are confirmed cases, is it by testing ? Wait, Can't be by testing, been told that the USA is WAY behind all other countries in testing. (which is the POTUS's fault)

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by Eegore on 03/31/20 at 10:07:44 "Eegore wrote on Today at 07:37:53: I agree with that article. Where is the link to that chart ?  The article referenced in the quote you are using has no chart. Who/where was that chart published ?  The article referenced in the quote you are using has no chart. What is the political affirmation of the person/people that created that chart ?  The article referenced in the quote you are using has no chart. What that chart shows, is the number of 'cases', not deaths. Explain, how someone knows, those numbers are confirmed cases, is it by testing ?  The article referenced in the quote you used has no chart. Wait, Can't be by testing, been told that the USA is WAY behind all other countries in testing. (which is the POTUS's fault)  None of the information I have presented said that.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/31/20 at 15:56:16 Eegore, shitholes are breeding grounds for disease. Look at the map. See any Common denominators? Sanctuary cities?

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 03/31/20 at 16:52:20 233C3A3D20271626162E3C307B490 wrote: Eegore, shitholes are breeding grounds for disease. Look at the map. See any Common denominators? Sheeitehole cities? Fixed that for ya brother - Thank me later, I may actually owe you one. So we're square. Cool. Srinath.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by eau de sauvage on 03/31/20 at 22:26:31 For those who think the actual death rate is lower because there would be people with mild cases or even people who are symptomatic, and that is therefore a "good thing", may wish to ponder a little deeper. The most striking thing about this particular novel coronavirus, is that it is extremely contagious, as opposed to the more deadly Ebola, which was difficult to transmit. It is also 10 times more deadly than seasonal flu. Therefore having tens or hundreds of thousands of infected people who have mild or no symptoms, gives them plenty of time to spread the virus. This is why, the real failing of the US in their response, was not the ventilators, but the testing. So not only could carriers be aware, but they can also be tracked and who they came in contact with could be tracked. Corona viruses are well known and have been around for a long time this one is an unknown quantity. Fauci, said that it's even possible that they cannot develop a vaccine, they just do not know. Regarding those who think diseases are for sh!thole countries as has been mentioned on this thread, it is in fact the most affluent suburbs that are being affected, because wealthy people travel more and party more. People who live in what some people like to call 'sh!thole countries', don't really tend to go on world cruises.

Title: Re: Here's the data on the US slow response. Post by srinath on 04/01/20 at 05:41:53 In the US its targeting libtards by looking for Bernie or Biden or Obaba bumper stickers, those free healthcare advertising hoardings and infecting them more. The Cruises and travelers were in the early stages of the disease. That may have caught some rich people as well as likely citizens of aforementioned shitho!e countries. Because "travelers" and "party" in foreign countries china doesn't spring to the top of that list if you were uber wealthy. It is at the top of the list if you were Chinese. Of course the wealthy do visit Europe but not a 3rd world sh!thole unless they had business and if so they still would have sent in a local employee sort of. Like if a bunch of stuff has to be bought in India, if I worked for such a company I'm sure I'd be the one my boss would pull up and say - you're from there, you figure you can help us out with this. Where I go, ummm I barely speak 1 language, and they have like 40, where in India is it. Now its targeting sh!thole locations in the US that are democrap. Scroll down to the map if you don't want to read the article. https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2020/apr/01/coronavirus-map-of-the-us-latest-cases-state-by-state Then look up the blue vs red by district in the 2016 election. Its watching for bumper stickers of democrap candidates, even at the local level sometimes or other slogans like "free chiit for everyone" etc, and jumping onto the cars, then as the people step out of the car it jumps onto them and bites them yelling something like "free medicare for all MOFO … I'mmma Bite yo A$$". The best way to eradicate it is to load up a car with 1000's of bumper stickers so you can trap 1000's of them apparently if one is on 1 car, it doesn't count they're basically invisible to each other, and drive it and drive it and drive it till you're driving it to a cliff or ocean and then jumping out.  ;D 1000's of them will die. Repeat that with a few 1000 other POS cars and its gone. Cool. Srinath.

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