Coronavirus, comprehensive and updates discussion 2

[Cyber Liberty]

Another great point.  Every asymptomatic person out there who tested positive will forever be considered an active case.

That would require a follow-up test, and who's going to do that when benefiting from a large number of "active" cases?

[skeeter]

Another great point.  Every asymptomatic person out there who tested positive will forever be considered an active case.

These cases s/b considered good news, as each represent steps toward the end of this thing - we’re that much closer to group immunity and at the same time the virus is growing weaker.

Instead we’re acting to prolong the crisis by closing things down.

[Hoodat]

These cases s/b considered good news, as each represent steps toward the end of this thing - we’re that much closer to group immunity and at the same time the virus is growing weaker.

Instead we’re acting to prolong the crisis by closing things down.

Yep.  The purpose behind the spring lockdown was to make sure we did not reach immunity before the election.

[roamer_1]

Yep.  The purpose behind the spring lockdown was to make sure we did not reach immunity before the election.

... And when that was not enough, and the damn thing was going away... Riots!
What a coincidence.

[sneakypete]

If you have no symptoms and thus not ever treated for anything, HOW can you recover?

@Bigun

Excellent observation!

BTW,just out of curiosity,do you have any guns that aren't "bi"?

[catfish1957]

@Bigun

Excellent observation!

BTW,just out of curiosity,do you have any guns that aren't "bi"?

And most strikingly is the strong but steady drop of deaths per day nationwide since this thing started.  Data is there.....   they just won't report it;

[sneakypete]

These cases s/b considered good news, as each represent steps toward the end of this thing - we’re that much closer to group immunity and at the same time the virus is growing weaker.

Instead we’re acting to prolong the crisis by closing things down.

@skeeter

The DNC NEEDS this to keep Biden off the campaign trail.

Can you imagine what would have happened to his campaign by now if he had continued making public appearances?

[Bigun]

@Bigun

Excellent observation!

BTW,just out of curiosity,do you have any guns that aren't "bi"?

 

[skeeter]

@skeeter

The DNC NEEDS this to keep Biden off the campaign trail.

Can you imagine what would have happened to his campaign by now if he had continued making public appearances?

This Covid thing is a gift to the rats in numerous ways.

What can you say about a political party who's greatest asset is a global pandemic.

[sneakypete]

This Covid thing is a gift to the rats in numerous ways.

What can you say about a political party who's greatest asset is a global pandemic.

@skeeter

Given that Pelosi's husband owns the law firm that represents China in the US,it's all just a little "toooo convenient" for me to accept it was an accident.

[skeeter]

@skeeter

Given that Pelosi's husband owns the law firm that represents China in the US,it's all just a little "toooo convenient" for me to accept it was an accident.

I'm quite sure the rats are working in tandem with the Chicoms. I hope someone at DOJ is watching.

[Bigun]

I'm quite sure the rats are working in tandem with the Chicoms. I hope someone at DOJ is watching.

  but the PROBLEM is that it isn't only rats doing that!  Mitt Romney.  I rest my case!

[jmyrlefuller]

An Argentine crew spent 35 days at sea and tested negative for coronavirus beforehand after a two-week quarantine—and they still got sick.

Something is not right.

https://news.yahoo.com/mystery-argentine-sailors-infected-virus-35-days-sea-035702418.html

[EdinVA]

An Argentine crew spent 35 days at sea and tested negative for coronavirus beforehand after a two-week quarantine—and they still got sick.

Something is not right.

https://news.yahoo.com/mystery-argentine-sailors-infected-virus-35-days-sea-035702418.html

Very poorly written piece.... the chronology is really muddy.  Mandatory isolation after they return but tested negative prior to the isolation but the trawler returned because they were sick????

That said, something is wrong...

[txradioguy]

... And when that was not enough, and the damn thing was going away... Riots!
What a coincidence.

IIRC we're at day 122 of the 15 day lockdown to "flatten the curve"

[Bigun]

@skeeter

Given that Pelosi's husband owns the law firm that represents China in the US,it's all just a little "toooo convenient" for me to accept it was an accident.

YOU are a cynical SOB @sneakypete !  Join the club! And don't forget DIFI's long time driver turned out to be a CHICOM agent.

 

[Bigun]

... And when that was not enough, and the damn thing was going away... Riots!
What a coincidence.

The CHICOM military has been wargaming this stuff for at least ten years that we know of.  Looks to me like they have it down pretty good.

[GrouchoTex]

IIRC we're at day 122 of the 15 day lockdown to "flatten the curve"

I'm kind of partial to curves......

 

[txradioguy]

I'm kind of partial to curves......

 

You and me both brother...you and me both. 

[Hoodat]

An Argentine crew spent 35 days at sea and tested negative for coronavirus beforehand after a two-week quarantine—and they still got sick.

Something is not right.

https://news.yahoo.com/mystery-argentine-sailors-infected-virus-35-days-sea-035702418.html

Clearly, one or more of the sailors violated quarantine.  Two weeks elapsed from the time they got tested to the time they left port.  Anything could have happened.  Who washed their laundry, changed out their towels, or served their meals during that time?

[Smokin Joe]

It has recently come to light that if a CV positive person is tested again that gets reported as another case and it's true no matter how many times that same person gets tested.

In some places. Here the counter is the number of unique individuals tested.

[Cyber Liberty]

In some places. Here the counter is the number of unique individuals tested.

You live in a state that doesn't stand to gain a lot from fudging the numbers.  The polar opposite of the rat-infested states of NY, CA, MI and NJ.

[jmyrlefuller]

Clearly, one or more of the sailors violated quarantine.  Two weeks elapsed from the time they got tested to the time they left port.  Anything could have happened.  Who washed their laundry, changed out their towels, or served their meals during that time?

But the sickness did not start until five weeks after leaving port. It would have been impossible to have spread from someone already sick if that were the case.

The only conclusion I can come up with is that this is indeed airborne.

[Hoodat]

But the sickness did not start until five weeks after leaving port. It would have been impossible to have spread from someone already sick if that were the case.

The only conclusion I can come up with is that this is indeed airborne.

"It's hard to establish how this crew was infected, considering that for 35 days, they had no contact with dry land and that supplies were only brought in from the port of Ushuaia," said Alejandra Alfaro, the director of primary health care in Tierra del Fuego.

So they had contact with supply ships during that time.

[Smokin Joe]

... And when that was not enough, and the damn thing was going away... Riots!
What a coincidence.

My little tinfoil hat self says those were just the excuse for the travel that was used to redistribute the virus for the next wave.