Muscle Wizard posted:

what they're really worried about, and what they desperately dont want to admit bc they know it looks ghoulish, is that the poors then getting healthcare are going to use up all their precious 1 on 1 time with their favorite dr

DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:

pretty much everywhere is reporting that the actual number of COVID deaths is higher, sometimes way higher, than the official numbers. i fully expect we might end up with an official death toll of like 50k but the real number will be 10 times that.

Inceltown posted:

https://twitter.com/kittynouveau/status/1242784096784285699

Epic High Five posted:

hmmmmmm

Nodelphi posted:

I did have a patient this week who told us that they have a family owned ventilator should one be needed and not otherwise available. So the wealthy have found a way around this harrowing shortage.

Sheng-Ji Yang posted:

Tei posted:

yea, what happened with that website that Google was making, the best website

Nodelphi posted:

I did have a patient this week who told us that they have a family owned ventilator should one be needed and not otherwise available. So the wealthy have found a way around this harrowing shortage.

quote:

The Bible will shortly be ammended.

The 4th Commandment will in future read.

"Honor thy father and mother, except when the Stock Market crasheth, then they shall be smote down by the wrath of Wall Street"

quote:

Everything hinges on preventing the virus from exploding. There is not a choice between the economy and preventing the virus from devastating the health of Americans. How do you think our quality of life will be with huge numbers of sick and dying. Will the infected be going to work. It is a false dichotomy.

quote:

"It doesn't cost "nuttin", to be nice". MOM

Nodelphi posted:

I did have a patient this week who told us that they have a family owned ventilator should one be needed and not otherwise available. So the wealthy have found a way around this harrowing shortage.

Preoptopus posted:

So all the 4 years of outrage over 16 Americans in Africa, and now 1000 American lives don't mean poo poo.

Just some perspective Rudy you fuckwit

quote:

Coronavirus pandemic will likely be around "for 12 to 18 months," Harvard doctor says
From CNN Health's Jacqueline Howard
The coronavirus pandemic may not go away in just a few weeks or so, Dr. Ashish Jha, director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, said during a Facebook Live Q&A on Thursday.

"This is not a virus that goes away in two weeks or four weeks or six weeks. We are going to be living with this, in one form or another, for 12 to 18 months if we are lucky," Jha said, referring to how long some health officials have predicted it would take to develop a vaccine.

Yuli Ban posted:

I hope you goons are screencapping all these tweets. When the poo poo breaks the fan down and we're losing 675,000 a day (vast majority being chud boomers and PoC boomers too), you can be 100% sure that every single chud thus presented will suddenly claim that they were always for preventative measures and it was the libs' fault for not seeking solutions hard enough or even that it was the "radical left" (i.e. Pelosicrats) who were telling everyone that the economy was more important than saving lives.

And that's when they're not trying to spin it into "there's nothing wrong, go back to sleep."

I'm warning you lot. In a month or two, none of those tweets will still be up, so get 'em while you can.

Schnorkles posted:

ammmmerrriiccaaaa

sit on my Facebook posted:

I challenge you to an avatar duel, sir

Epic High Five posted:

diagnosis: class traitor

recommended treatment: gulag

sit on my Facebook posted:

What the gently caress is the deal with this Imperial report they keep referencing

DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:

pretty much everywhere is reporting that the actual number of COVID deaths is higher, sometimes way higher, than the official numbers. i fully expect we might end up with an official death toll of like 50k but the real number will be 10 times that.

Yuli Ban posted:

https://twitter.com/bnodesk/status/1243225736342835202?s=21

Muscle Wizard posted:

what they're really worried about, and what they desperately dont want to admit bc they know it looks ghoulish, is that the poors then getting healthcare are going to use up all their precious 1 on 1 time with their favorite dr

Unperson_47 posted:

more from the villages

Unperson_47 posted:

more from the villages

Radirot posted:

Epic High Five posted:

diagnosis: class traitor

recommended treatment: gulag

Pobrecito posted:

This morning as I'm making coffee my roommate (I live in Brooklyn, have been isolating for nearly 3 weeks) tells me that his girlfriend's roommate tested positive for COVID. I'm super groggy and having trouble processing anything but I say some dumb poo poo like "drat dude that's crazy", assuming the unspoken conclusion of the story is that he won't get to see his gf for awhile.

45 minutes later I'm on a video conference call and who do I hear walk in but my roommate's girlfriend! My other roommate and I then had to have a very uncomfortable confrontation to basically say we didn't think the gf should be here.

Two questions goons: 1) did we do the right thing by kicking her out or were we needlessly paranoid/cruel. 2) I was already trying to basically behave as though I have it, but should we double down now that we've had this exposure? Like stop going to the store and such?

Pobrecito posted:

This morning as I'm making coffee my roommate (I live in Brooklyn, have been isolating for nearly 3 weeks) tells me that his girlfriend's roommate tested positive for COVID. I'm super groggy and having trouble processing anything but I say some dumb poo poo like "drat dude that's crazy", assuming the unspoken conclusion of the story is that he won't get to see his gf for awhile.

45 minutes later I'm on a video conference call and who do I hear walk in but my roommate's girlfriend! My other roommate and I then had to have a very uncomfortable confrontation to basically say we didn't think the gf should be here.

Two questions goons: 1) did we do the right thing by kicking her out or were we needlessly paranoid/cruel. 2) I was already trying to basically behave as though I have it, but should we double down now that we've had this exposure? Like stop going to the store and such?

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/RudyGiuliani/status/1243219538562482177

great point about 9/11

Admiral Ray posted:

here it is!

https://www.google.com/covid19/

Muscle Wizard posted:

this is a bullshit line of thinking, stop making yourself feel worse for no reason. if someone dies from covid-like or even flu-like symptoms at this point in time, its going to be considered a likely covid case and reflected as such in the statistics. if you think there's going to be so many bodies that itll be hard to make that assessment, then its going to be even easier to count related deaths because what the gently caress else would be killing all these people. its very easy for cases to be unreported when the majority of people recover without any complications. this does not hold true for deaths.