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Chamale posted:They say people are testing positive and getting hospitalized as a precaution. Why are the hospitals overwhelmed? It's all the nurses quitting because of vaccine mandates! All the statistics saying this is untrue? Fake news Do they do this in South Africa? Even in good times no one in the US is getting admitted to the hospital as a precaution. Your insurance would never cover it.
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Relevant Tangent posted:the bygone days of yore where the school would just send homework if you hosed off to disneyland for a month (fleeing the city because dad owes too much money and the heat needed to die down) 
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Substandard posted:Do they do this in South Africa? Even in good times no one in the US is getting admitted to the hospital as a precaution. Your insurance would never cover it. No, they're not admitting people to hospitals in South Africa as a precaution. We know that over 3,000 people have died of Omicron there, and they haven't updated the excess death figures in weeks, but the "mild" narrative persists.
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Topo Chico Debarge posted:there it is. now's the time, whichever goon it was who kept posting A Mili. or maybe it was more than one of you, i dunno. let's see... WampaLord posted:how soon until million case days? ram dass in hell posted:4 days nailed it
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My grandfather was ill and in a VA (veteran not state) hospital in October 2019. He was there for 3 weeks, and the last week caught an unknown respiratory disease which trailed him a bit out of the hospital. During that time he lost his sense of taste and smell, which he still has not regained. I totally think he got it super early. VA hospitals in this area could also have been treating soldiers from the same group that showed up in China with what was probably covid. I have nothing to back these theories up, which means I'm 100% right.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Covid 19 deaths for 2020 (345k) nearly doubled the next leading cause of death (all accidental injuries at 192k). There’s absolutely no rational way you could seriously argue that other deaths are being misassigned as Covid. Chuds and libs, man Both broken in the same way
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Captain Magic posted:it’s worse than bad The fact that I'm just laughing at this poo poo now means yeah probably.
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Skrode posted:In medium/small town MN, not a mask in sight and school back in sesh; this shits gonna hit like a freight train up here whereabouts? not seeing much masking even in the cities rn
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nikosoft posted:IDIOT the doctor sticks the IV to give you extra nacho cheese from a bag shut the gently caress up. like u know anything about nacho cheese blood
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Covid 19 deaths for 2020 (345k) nearly doubled the next leading cause of death (all accidental injuries at 192k). There’s absolutely no rational way you could seriously argue that other deaths are being misassigned as Covid. Accidental injury deaths were slightly lower (167,127) in 2018 pre COVID.. Cancer deaths were roughly the same. Flu deaths tanked, but it was 60k.. I know the argument is probably like 5g poisoning or something for the Q people, but I'm just curious what all these great barrington freaks think is causing millions of excess hospitalizations and deaths. Someone should press them on it. It's infuriating
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WampaLord posted:let's see... did you post that Black Moon track earlier too? never heard it before. i liked it. thanks if it was you lol
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do people still do X-rays to check for "ground glass in lungs" as a mean of checking for covid? I understand that that's not a practical way to do "mass testing", or even precautionary or anticipatory testing, particularly given the state of hospitals, but I'm wondering if that's still something that can be done if you really wanted to try and confirm and a test wasn't available or would take too long
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Topo Chico Debarge posted:did you post that Black Moon track earlier too? never heard it before. i liked it. thanks if it was you lol no that was me open biden
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Good Citizen posted:whoever recommended the new archspire album yesterday I just wanna say thanks cause this album is sick hopefully it’s mild
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Chamale posted:There was a hypothesis way back then that it gave you gastro symptoms if ingested, and respiratory symptoms if inhaled. Did anyone ever test that? Christ I forgot about this 10 days ago my toddler threw up in his crib and then had diarrhea for almost a week. We also had some gastro issues. Same time I had a sore throat that lasted 12 hours and wife’s lasted maybe 36. We’ve both had a weird cough like. Once per day. Insanely like absolutely protective on the respiratory front but did a lot of delivery/curbside food over Christmas and New Years. Didnt test because there were just like zero exposures even at my job in my N100 —-plus I never got within 12 ft of anyone. Assumed it was just something disgusting the kid had touched before shoving his hands into our mouths. Edit: or maybe it was nothing. Paranoia. I get my 4th shot in a week, wife got her booster early Dec and has continued to breastfeed bc of the antibodies Sunny Side Up fucked around with this message at 05:42 on Jan 4, 2022 |
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Shear Modulus posted:decoupling is hopium that the vaccines are so good and omicron is so mild that you can have a million cases but it doesn't matter, maybe one of them is going to get sick enough to feel anything. so cases don't cause hospitalizations any more This was all over CBC TV and Radio today, so I suppose the talking points have gone out.
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ascii genitals posted:I got some from ihealthlabs the day after christmas but aside from getting a tracking number there have been no updates--hopefully they come this week. Good luck mine have been in "label has been printed" limbo for a week now, ordered on the 27th
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Taco bell renaming sauce packets to Fire, Hot, and Omicron
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Substandard posted:What do people feel is the non-COVID answer to record levels of hospitalization everywhere? Attempted suicide from all our regressive lockdowns? Vaccine poisoning? It helps if you realize that nothing anyone is saying makes any sense. The actual argument is that there aren't record levels of hospitalizations. Democrats and Republicans alike are essentially claiming that hospitals are operating at completely normal capacity, and that the "surge" is an illusion created by non-COVID hospitalizations testing positive in the hospital. That's the only argument they can make because anything else means admitting that COVID is overwhelming hospitals or there's some other mystery illness that's overwhelming hospitals. The problem is that this is just another delaying tactic. You can start separating with/from and maybe you get lucky with hospital reporting and blow away half of your reported COVID hospitalizations. It doesn't matter, because you're still going to have that same vertical line, it's just going to be slightly smaller. At best, they're hoping to obfuscate the situation for long enough that this wave subsides before they have to do anything.
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a good trick when u go to the movies is to ring ur own chips and then cough on them bam free nachos ur welcome
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gradenko_2000 posted:do people still do X-rays to check for "ground glass in lungs" as a mean of checking for covid? no way, radiology is an order of magnitude more expensive than a pcr, itself an order of magnitude more expensive than an antigen
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Paradoxish posted:It helps if you realize that nothing anyone is saying makes any sense. The actual argument is that there aren't record levels of hospitalizations. Democrats and Republicans alike are essentially claiming that hospitals are operating at completely normal capacity, and that the "surge" is an illusion created by non-COVID hospitalizations testing positive in the hospital. That's the only argument they can make because anything else means admitting that COVID is overwhelming hospitals or there's some other mystery illness that's overwhelming hospitals. The number of hospitalizations before COVID vs now seems like it should be a fairly knowable thing, for say "The paper of record". I dunno.. I'm going to log off and go read a book because I'm now having phantom chest tightness and freaking out that I have COVID for like the 5th time in the last few weeks.
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Rah! posted:no that was me open biden gracias abre biden
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Substandard posted:The number of hospitalizations before COVID vs now seems like it should be a fairly knowable thing, for say "The paper of record". I dunno.. It is, they’re acting in bad faith. This is what trump meant by how Covid would “go away” once he left office
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pancake rabbit posted:coughing in memphis Good Soldier Svejk posted:Oh mama 
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Ccs posted:Quebec is doing more than what is recommended here and will still run out of ICU beds in the next 10 days. We need to require high quality masks for all indoor settings Such as restaurants
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theflyingexecutive posted:no way, radiology is an order of magnitude more expensive than a pcr, itself an order of magnitude more expensive than an antigen huh okay, I didn't know that taking an x-ray would be more expensive than a PCR
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Shear Modulus posted:decoupling is hopium that the vaccines are so good and omicron is so mild that you can have a million cases but it doesn't matter, maybe one of them is going to get sick enough to feel anything. so cases don't cause hospitalizations any more The worst part of this post is that none of it is even a loving exaggeration of what these idiots believe.
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sisters wedding went off without a hitch apparently in vegas in new years. My brother (who is also in biotech) who went is staying home because he's about 100% sure he was exposed and expected it and I'm having this moment of "why"
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brugroffil posted:We need to require high quality masks for all indoor settings lol yeah you're never really going to see as big a push for masking as is necessary because it would require acknowledging that taking off your mask is a bad idea, and if it is, then you can't do indoor dining anymore
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Topo Chico Debarge posted:https://twitter.com/andrewgurza_/status/1478027406149820417?t=NMFHugezY_zuHGLGpJiXWw&s=19 Well that's easy, we'll just do the same thing we did before. Ignore them.
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Rah! posted:shut the gently caress up. like u know anything about nacho cheese blood Bitch I am a nacho cheese blood expert. I like to immediately slurp it from the vacuum tube while maintaining eye contact with the crying patient. Put it in the centrifuge and separate out all the little jalapeno bits and eat those too.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:It is, they’re acting in bad faith. This is what trump meant by how Covid would “go away” once he left office Yeah. It doesn't matter if it's trivially easy to disprove what they're saying because the whole point is to cast doubt on all the metrics saying it's bad. First it was case counts, now it's hospitalizations. There are people in hospitals dying from COVID right now and our government is essentially trying to erase their existence. It's very cool.
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Schnorkles posted:sisters wedding went off without a hitch apparently in vegas in new years. Did they have a good time?
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gradenko_2000 posted:huh okay, I didn't know that taking an x-ray would be more expensive than a PCR we used to use x-rays to fit shoes. how can it be so much more expensive? just make all the nonagenarian shoe salespeople do it
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