Redneksioux

Are you regularly violent towards women?

You work in law enforcement right? What is your opinion of what happened in this video.

@und1983 welcome to the Deep State!

Love the locker room talk on here, trump would be so proud. Do you think she was paid to pee in front of the future president too?

Based on the few months of data that we have we do have reason to believe the long term effects will be different from last coronaviruses. Less scarring on the lungs than the first SARS and MERS but heart and neurological problems look like they will be worse. What this means a year from now or years down the road we don’t know but around the world covid survivorship clinics are popping up and are seeing backlogs of patients. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/07/brain-fog-heart-damage-covid-19-s-lingering-problems-alarm-scientists To write this off as a two week inconvenience for nearly every person who catches it is not fair. I certainly would prefer to avoid catching the virus myself.

Except for the 160,000 plus Americans so far who have died. It’s well known by now that most live, what we don’t know is with what long term side effects, so by brushing it off as a two week inconvenience for most isn’t very fair.

Of course we cared about our neighbor’s health 6 months ago. The difference is being obese or having diabetes then wasn’t considered a death sentence.

Could the same not be said about heart disease and cancer?

You realize that covid is now our third leading leading cause of death right? Unlike heart disease and cancer it is contagious. We could do nothing and see if it can bypass those two.

Maybe we should start throwing pipe bombs at the protestors like this guy... https://taskandpurpose.com/news/portland-police-seek-former-navy-seal-investigation

they were not planning for full time in person classes they were planning for online only or a hybrid model.

Not that it matters but there’s plenty of info out there from three weeks ago stating this school was planning on either a part time hybrid plan or entirely online, with a final decision coming this week.

That’s odd, his parents are choosing what school he goes to. What happened to distant learning not being the answer and schools must reopen?

Some doctors disagree... https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsnano.0c05025#

A nursing home can only control so much when asympomatic employees could bring it in with no rapid test. And People like me? Honestly I’d just like to see better mask usage put in place but then we’ve got the anti mask crowd claiming it infringes on their civil liberties and guys like you claiming evidence of herd immunity as the answer when there’s no evidence. A high school senior needing to go to prom vs the need to attempt to save some lives....now this is entitlement. flame on!

We'd need a plan at the federal level for starters.

I know New Zealand is a much smaller scale, but they've been successful. We should consider mirroring what they have done on a much larger scale.

No I'm not saying that. I believe vendors at most would be required to wear masks and sanitize. But are gowns being used by vendors? And is ppe being discarded when going from patient to patient? This just isn't possible because they don't have enough ppe to follow standard infection control practices that have been used in hospitals for years. Yes six months into this and we still don't have the needed PPE. The best solution I'm aware of right now is to attempt to reduce the number of infected coming in and in order to do so we need to reduce the number infected in the general public. A rapid test before entering would do wonders too.

Theoretically if there were less individuals infected, less would get into the nursing homes right? Actually masks have worked pretty well for Asia, I understand they wear them based on their past experiences with viruses as well. Also check out how New Zealand has fared.

As far as I know, it hasn’t been fully vetted out. I’d hope symptomatic individuals wouldn’t be showing up to work in a nursing home at this point though. Could be getting in from vendors or visitors too. Or on packages? Or all the above.

More than likely it is asymptomatic staff. You can't expect PPE to be 100% foolproof in a medical facility when it's being re-used because there's not enough to change it out between patients. If you go into Hugo's or a basketball game and are an asymptomatic carrier, you definitely are not helping the situation. Plus Hugo's is asking you to wear a mask while in their store, why do you feel a need to go in without one?

I understand a virus needs a host. So I will ask again, where in your article is the evidence that herd immunity is the answer? In the nursing home's case, I'd argue that maybe it would help if there was less of the virus coming into the facility. But that would infringe on too many others' civil liberties right?

Elaborate for me then. Specifically how does the article provide evidence that herd immunity is the answer to covid19? Or is my question too difficult for you to comprehend?

No need to feel sorry for me, though I'm sorry you are struggling to comprehend the meaning of evidence. While I see what you are saying, this is not what it says in your article that you claimed as evidence. Where is the evidence from your article that you can claim herd immunity is the answer to Covid 19? You realize the nursing home in Grand Forks is currently experiencing an outbreak right? Are you suggesting they should have their employees to retract their oathes, get rid of PPE, and just let this thing make it's way through so we can hurry up and get to your evidence based theory of herd immunity with Covid19? Why do you think they are going back to lockdown mode? Is Valley Senior Living ran by a bunch of liberals?

Explain to me the evidence your article provides that herd immunity is the answer.