Redneksioux

Interesting take. Ever wonder if this small think attitude is why most young people do leave this state? I hear a ton of shaming in this thread against those afraid to leave their home, needing to get groceries delivered, building a bunker, sheeple wearing masks, etc. Go out into the real world in grand forks and haven’t heard any of that garbage once, minus KNOX. Not everyone is so fortunate. Some are immunocompromised and/or have at risk family at home. If shaming those people anonymously on a siouxsports message board makes you feel better so be it, but to express that the at risk want you stuck at home like themselves, let me tell you, I don’t think you would be able to live a day in their shoes.

Did you see that 70% of college students in Nd have not been tested? and do you realize that the largest group of people being tested is in long term care facilities? They are testing now where near 7% positivity rates. the higher rates seem to be coming in from people being tested for the first time, meaning these are likely symptomatic or being tested due to contact.

I understand that but why don’t the other states that are also testing more come in with higher numbers? and you really think 7% of North Dakotans are currently infected?

Interesting. I think we can agree on one thing, this is a $h1t show!

If the argument is more testing brings more cases, why is that not the case for the other 17 high testing states?

Not true. ND is the only state of your top 18 testing and also in the top cases/100,000

Coincidence that covid deaths are almost identical to excess deaths?

UND Law beat me to it, we have seen 200,000 plus excess deaths already

When the 6% stat excluded those that died with covid and pneumonia or covid and respiratory failure, it lost all credibility.

I don’t know that answer but that would be nice to measure. Can you provide data that suggests deaths are equal or less to previous years?

You really think Covid has only killed 12,000 Americans? No wonder ND is ranked so high in believing the conspiracy theories.

Unfortunately that's not a reflection of how this is currently going for the midwest, specifically North Dakota.

ND leads the country in Covid cases per 100,000 residents. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html Let's keep up with the carelessness and maybe we can stay atop. Don't be a close contact though Floppy or you may end up with a class b misdemeanor on your hands for staying wide open and not quarantining. Can we get another tantrum on how this is infringing on your precious civil liberties? https://www.kfyrtv.com/2020/09/23/close-contacts-ordered-to-quarantine-too/

Enough with the name calling goon. I never said you don’t wear a mask, wasn’t my point, musta gone over your head. It’s all good. Now let me go change my IP address again:)

I’m with you on this. I wouldn’t call for dr ox to lose his job. But I’d never take a family member in to see him.

Got it. So in goon think, avoiding establishments with mask requirements would be to a water cannon. Where calling for the business owner to be shut down is more comparable to a heat ray.

So does refusing to shop at businesses that require masks also fall under the cancel culture? Not asking for you specifically, asking for TheFlop and NoiseInsideHead and the gang.

Watch out Old Fella... The Flop is about to age shame you.

Not very anonymous when those cracks are at a Dr. who likes identify who he is responding to. To top it off this Dr. can cast shame on those looking to protect themselves yet come one here and accuse others for mask shaming. Very professional MD I must say!

You have no idea. No surprise internet tough guy.

Good one! about as good as you keeping Kleenex in business with all your crying

Man I feel sorry for your patients.

No sky falling here. Wanna have another tantrum about your civil liberties being infringed upon?

Enlighten me dr know it all. Ever think it’s your clueless attitude that attributes to covid being more of a problem in the US than it is even in Sweden?

Mn was hit harder early on. But looking at daily infections/deaths between the two states, you’d never realize the mn has more than 7x ND’s population. Mn is currently much better off than ND.