COVID-19 'Pandemic'
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Was it Trump’s fault they moved patients with Covid from emergency to long term care homes in New York ?
You're saying the same thing over and over, we need to talk about something else. Oh I know, how about those links I've been asking you for. You know, the ones that show the studies that were done to prove that surgeons and nurses are dying of lung cancer from wearing face masks? Now that would move this discussion forward. And imagine how satisfying that would be for you, to prove so many wrong about face masks.
Oh and also, still wondering how it is that Trump, who is controlled by the globalists and as a result has no choice other then to go along with the fake hoax virus, will be able to stop the fake hoax virus after the election where if he wins, would still be controlled by the globalists. What's your logic concerning this?
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We as humans do not learn from history and are therefore doomed to repeat it. The Spanish flu lasted for 2 years. The second wave killed far more people than the first, and in total there were 4 waves.
It killed somewhere between 20 million to 50 million people. Citizens were ordered to wear masks, and everywhere shut down and boarded up schools, movie theaters, and business. Mail distribution stopped, as did garbage collection.
Many people had to dig graves for their own family members.
Here we are 100 years later, and what have we learned? Half the people do not want to wear masks because they think it is a hoax/it is not that bad/the government is lying/insert insane right-wing conspiracy theory rhetoric here.
People want to prioritize their own narcissistic desires and privileges over other human beings’ lives.
What did they have in 1918? No TV. No internet, not a lot of food supply.
What do we have? TV, internet, movies that can be watched from home, UberEATS...you name it. And yet we are a world full of entitled and selfish people who lack human empathy and act oppressed when given any minute sense of responsibility.
Travel is not a necessity. Movie theaters are not a necessity. Throwing parties is not a necessity.
Being a decent human being should not be a revolutionary act....it should be common sense.
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It killed somewhere between 20 million to 50 million people. Citizens were ordered to wear masks, and everywhere shut down and boarded up schools, movie theaters, and business. Mail distribution stopped, as did garbage collection.
Many people had to dig graves for their own family members.
Here we are 100 years later, and what have we learned? Half the people do not want to wear masks because they think it is a hoax/it is not that bad/the government is lying/insert insane right-wing conspiracy theory rhetoric here.
People want to prioritize their own narcissistic desires and privileges over other human beings’ lives.
What did they have in 1918? No TV. No internet, not a lot of food supply.
What do we have? TV, internet, movies that can be watched from home, UberEATS...you name it. And yet we are a world full of entitled and selfish people who lack human empathy and act oppressed when given any minute sense of responsibility.
Travel is not a necessity. Movie theaters are not a necessity. Throwing parties is not a necessity.
Being a decent human being should not be a revolutionary act....it should be common sense.
(This was not written by me)
It's just as good as if it had been written by you, you recognized the value of it and coincidentally all that coincides with my own thoughts. Needless to say there are a couple of posters on here that try my patience, whining about how we are curtailing their "good times". They are too stupid to realize many of us are having as good of a time as they are, while having concern for those who are compromised. There are many among us who if they contract this disease, they are finished, kaput, dead!
Speaking of which...
This map was made from cell phone GPS, tracking where the attendees of the Sturgis Motorcycle Festival were from. Some of the hotspots include Minneapolis, Denver, Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Dallas, and Houston.
Coincidentally, outbreaks directly related to Sturgis have happened in Minnesota, South Dakota, and Nebraska.
I don't think I'd read too much into that as the cities mentioned are in fairly close proximity to Sturgis S.D. and the three states are the closest to S.D. I believe Houston is now the fourth largest U.S. city and Chicago is # 2 or 3.
Except some of those states you seem so concerned about have been experiencing a covid outbreak for about a month now.
4 per Km2
Canada ranks number 39 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by population. The population density in Canada is 4 per Km2 (11 people per mi2)
36 per Km2
the United States population is equivalent to 4.25% of the total world population. the U.S.A. ranks number 3 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by population. The population density in the United States is 36 per Km2 (94 people per mi2).
Canada ranks number 39 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by population. The population density in Canada is 4 per Km2 (11 people per mi2)
36 per Km2
the United States population is equivalent to 4.25% of the total world population. the U.S.A. ranks number 3 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by population. The population density in the United States is 36 per Km2 (94 people per mi2).
If 2 people live a house but next door 12 people live a house the same size, which house will.....?
University has been ready for human trials for awhile now but manufacturing is holding them back, first scheduled for March 2021 now pushed back to June 2021
Made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine effort slowed by manufacturing delay
Made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine effort slowed by manufacturing delay