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qwerty said:
Or a more local example, Florida, but yeah Sweden from the get go.

You do realize Sweden has done lockdowns in the last quarter of 2020 and then again this year.

Don't believe everything morekaos posts... he's a bit blind.
 
irvinehomeowner said:
Please stay vigilant.

Vaccinations and lower numbers in Cali may seem like it?s safer but look what is happening in India:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/indias...cious-yet-spreading-like-wildfire-11619388584

I hope they turn things around.

We had 274,000 per day this winter.  Our population is 328m.  Last week on April 16th, we hit 81,867. 

Scaling for population 1.366b/0.328b =4.07.  81,867*4.07= 333,458.

In other words, they?re at the exact same level we are.

Raw numbers are worse ever reported, but India has 1 of every 6 people on the planet.  For comparison, our peak this winter punched over an equivalent 1.1 million new cases a day at their population level.

Should we help get it under control, yes, it?s good for us and good for them. 
 
West Virginia Will Pay Young People $100 To Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19

Young people who get the COVID-19 vaccine in West Virginia won't just gain protection against a deadly virus ? they'll also make money.

The state will offer a $100 savings bond to everyone between the ages of 16 and 35 who gets vaccinated, Gov. Jim Justice, a Republican, announced at a Monday briefing. It's part of an ongoing push to get shots into the arms of younger residents, who have been largely slow to roll up their sleeves so far.
https://www.npr.org/sections/corona...people-100-to-get-vaccinated-against-covid-19



 
irvinehomeowner said:
Such cherry picking.

Why doesn?t morekaos talk about Brazil?

And Florida is ticking back up.

Science and math are not subjective.

That's true...

Why are Texas and Florida doing so well for new COVID cases?

new COVID cases in both Florida and Texas continue to decline, though Florida?s numbers are still a bit above the national average. That?s the good news. The not-so-good news is that Pennsylvania, New York and Michigan are currently leading the pack in terms of new cases. Some of that can be attributed to which states are still conducting more aggressive testing regimens, but not all of it. So where is the mystery in all of this? As the report points out, Texas has been fully reopened without a mask mandate for more than six weeks and Florida has been in the same situation for considerably longer. New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania are still under various levels of lockdown protocols with mask mandates in place. So if those policies are as effective as everyone keeps telling us, why aren?t we seeing more of a disparity in the numbers in the opposite direction?

https://hotair.com/jazz-shaw/2021/04/26/why-are-texas-and-florida-doing-so-well-for-new-covid-cases-n385772
 
He?s not wrong...

His comments come as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are expected to issue new guidelines Tuesday on mask-wearing: The guidance could say fully vaccinated people can stop wearing masks outside, sources have told CNN.

The guidance is expected as the share of Americans who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 approaches 30 percent, and warmer begins to spread across the nation.

Scientists and doctors, such as Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, have said the virus spreads mostly indoors - and there's 'very little transmission outdoors' except in very specific circumstances, he told NBC.
 
I think you have a reading comprehension problem. You spin things and try to twist things.
It is not child abuse for kids wearing masks. Real facts  Why is it a crime for a parent to be cautious?

The cdc said for vaccinated people it is ok not to wear a mask with other vaccinated people. So theoretically kids are not eligible for the vaccine.

Mod check misinformation.


morekaos said:
He?s not wrong...

His comments come as the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are expected to issue new guidelines Tuesday on mask-wearing: The guidance could say fully vaccinated people can stop wearing masks outside, sources have told CNN.

The guidance is expected as the share of Americans who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 approaches 30 percent, and warmer begins to spread across the nation.

Scientists and doctors, such as Dr. Ashish Jha, dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, have said the virus spreads mostly indoors - and there's 'very little transmission outdoors' except in very specific circumstances, he told NBC.
 
The key word is think. A person can think anyway they want to and it is his his opinion.
If you trust your life on a person on a podcast versus a person in the medical field then I do not know.

 
morekaos said:
Joe Rogan is right about this too....

'If you're a healthy person, and you're exercising all the time, and you're young, and you're eating well, like, I don't think you need to worry about this'
[url]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9517669/Experts-say-Americans-cut-meat.html[/url]

That kind of thinking is just inconsiderate and selfish.  Sure if you are young, fit and healthy, catch COVID-19 is no big deal.  However,  these people will carry the virus and spread to those that are vulnerable.

Vaccine is not meant to protect healthy douche like that, it meant to prevent him from unknowingly spread the virus to others.

 
Meh...tell that to everyone in TX or FL...or for that matter anyone else. Have you been about town lately? I was in the South Bay today and drove down the coast to Newport. Maybe 20% wearing masks. Our government is about 2 months behind the rest of the county,  people stopped listening a month or two ago. Looked like a normal July day out there.
 
morekaos said:
Meh...tell that to everyone in TX or FL...or for that matter anyone else. Have you been about town lately? I was in the South Bay today and drove down the coast to Newport. Maybe 20% wearing masks. Our government is about 2 months behind the rest of the county,  people stopped listening a month or two ago. Looked like a normal July day out there.

I just saw multiple livestreams in Miami that business require people to wear masks to enter the store.
Miami just remind me of California. (Palm trees, blue skies, and traffic.)  ;)
 
eyephone said:
Your statement is flawed again. To brag and be proud of people potential exposing other people to covid is not cool.

It is if their mask wearing is pointless and just virtue signaling.
 
eyephone said:
morekaos said:
Meh...tell that to everyone in TX or FL...or for that matter anyone else. Have you been about town lately? I was in the South Bay today and drove down the coast to Newport. Maybe 20% wearing masks. Our government is about 2 months behind the rest of the county,  people stopped listening a month or two ago. Looked like a normal July day out there.

I just saw multiple livestreams in Miami that business require people to wear masks to enter the store.
Miami just remind me of California. (Palm trees, blue skies, and traffic.)  ;)

Try getting into the real world instead of just watching it on a computer screen. You?ll find it?s very different.
 
Reading morekaos' posts often makes me think that we live in completely different realities.

I just saw on CBS news the polling results from the Chauvin trail.

91% of Dems said the verdict was correct, while only 54% of Republicans said the verdict was correct.

It's truly shocking to me that 46% of Reps thought the verdict was wrong.

Reasonable minds would agree that murder cases and pandemic responses are not supposed to be political.

But people seems to just interpret facts differently based on politics. Rather disappointing.
 
Kenkoko said:
Reading morekaos' posts often makes me think that we live in completely different realities.

I just saw on CBS news the polling results from the Chauvin trail.

91% of Dems said the verdict was correct, while only 54% of Republicans said the verdict was correct.

It's truly shocking to me that 46% of Reps thought the verdict was wrong.

Reasonable minds would agree that murder cases and pandemic responses are not supposed to be political.

But people seems to just interpret facts differently based on politics. Rather disappointing.

It?s true Kenoko...we do.
 
morekaos said:
Kenkoko said:
Reading morekaos' posts often makes me think that we live in completely different realities.

I just saw on CBS news the polling results from the Chauvin trail.

91% of Dems said the verdict was correct, while only 54% of Republicans said the verdict was correct.

It's truly shocking to me that 46% of Reps thought the verdict was wrong.

Reasonable minds would agree that murder cases and pandemic responses are not supposed to be political.

But people seems to just interpret facts differently based on politics. Rather disappointing.

It?s true Kenoko...we do.  Look at the  Ma'Khia Bryant Shooting...one side sees the cop as a hero who saved a girls life...the other sees a racially motivated cop who killed a black girl out of pure malice...what side do you think I would land on?
 
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