TheFlop
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3 hours ago, keikla said:
I wonder if they break the data down more than that. It's incredibly common to move from the 5 burroughs to Long Island, Westchester, Rockland, or NJ. That being said, I hope anyone moving away to somewhere farther than that quarantined when they got there.
Why break it down? Let's just go under the assumption that since it occurred during Covid-19.....that it was Covid-19 related. Isn't that how the body count nationwide is currently being figured?
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52 minutes ago, dlsiouxfan said:
Perhaps Trump and Mnuchin could do something about this with the $500 billion slush fund that they've sat on for 7 weeks.
Ahhhhhh......getting a little sensitive now that you realize that the collateral damage of Covid is going to be multiples more serious than Covid actually was? Your tired old everything is Trump's fault is the equivalent of the ODoyle family chanting ODoyle rules as their station wagon goes off the cliff in Billy Madison.
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1 hour ago, Oxbow6 said:
16 year old male died last night just north of Cogswell in Sargeant County in a single vehicle accident after hitting a deer.
I'm expecting Rednek to contact the family to express his condolences.
If roads statewide had be even closed this could have been prevented.
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54 minutes ago, dlsiouxfan said:
Probably because a vaccine is at least a year or two from being available. That being said, even if a vaccine were developed tomorrow, what makes you think this administration could quickly get it distributed nationwide? They still haven't figured out how to distribute tests or PPE so what makes you think distribution of vaccine wouldn't be an unmitigated boondoggle with the presidents unqualified and corrupt son in law in charge of distribution?
What's it like to be afraid of your own shadow?
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21 minutes ago, yzerman19 said:
I think the stats show that kids catch it, but they’re at virtually no risk of dying from it.
Correct, my typo.
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https://m.startribune.com/cyber-exploitation-of-kids-surges-under-quarantine/570550402/
Even though kids are at virtually no risk of catching Covid......they get to suffer an increased rate of sexual exploitation because of being quarantined. Just one life.
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14 minutes ago, dlsiouxfan said:
Do you have substantive response to his post or is it just defensive !@#$-posting all the time with you?
Remember a month ago when you said the virus had peaked and we'd be well under 60K deaths? It looks like your as garbage at modeling this as you are at practicing medicine.
His estimate was closer than the national health experts in the media have thrown out there
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One other question, since all of the Covid models are consistently being changed and revised downward....and the economy only tanked due to those flawed models......does that mean MafiaMan gets his job back?
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1 hour ago, Redneksioux said:
Yes it's time to sh1t or get out of the kitchen.
Your posts are actually pretty good when you stick to comedy.
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23 minutes ago, gfNDfan said:
No it is! It means you can kill your grandparents and be able to test "negative" so you don't have to feel guilty. WIN-WIN!:-)
Can you guarantee me that if I wear a Covid blocking mask that my elderly grandparents won't die of old age, cardiac arrest, won't develop Alzheimer's, and won't be severely hurt in a fall? Because if not, it seems like all this testing and wearing a mask crap are only saving them from a very small percentage of ailments that could kill them and it is coming at a very high cost to society.
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Just to be extra super duper I'm gonna wear a mask when I'm by myself safe is it too early to start talking about the 3rd wave? I like to plan ahead.
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56 minutes ago, UNDlaw80 said:
Riiiight. In no parallel universe would Covid have killed that many people by now.
That said, it is crazy by the end of the month Covid will likely be the 4th deadliest event in US history behind 1918 pandemic, Civil War and WW2.
To put it in perspective, at our current pace (especially now that we're opening) we'll pass Civil War casualty numbers in just under 2 years. Civil War lasted for 4 years.
To the just one lifers out there.....when comparing Covid-19 to past US war body counts, at least try and be accurate. During the Civil War, WW2, pretty much any war, the vast majority of deaths were in the 18-45/50 age range and were perfectly healthy individuals....otherwise the military wouldn't have let them join. How many perfectly healthy people has COVID-19 taken in that same age group?
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2 minutes ago, yzerman19 said:
Dude they canceled the Brick and the Ivan Hlinka...
It was meant more for those that don't have one of the best 10 year old hockey players on the continent. A little different deal comparing local camps....full of local kids....versus invitationals that involve flying kids in from around the us and Canada
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East Grand Forks just cancelled their June hockey camps.........80% of deaths are elderly/long term care patients but the young people that are almost entirely unaffected by Covid keep paying the price.
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23 minutes ago, yzerman19 said:
Yeah...but this is the Brits too...jolly good fun, eh?
Unfortunately I find some of the Brits coverage of the US more objective than much of what is found in the US.
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So assuming these numbers are even close to accurate, show me a Covid-19 death and I'll show you someone with heart disease or some similar condition that was too afraid of the media created hysteria to seek treatment........but don't forget the added bonus of a crashed economy.
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2 hours ago, GeauxSioux said:
To date there are just over 271k Corona deaths in the world. Yet we kill people on purpose at a much higher rate and it is ignored
Just like with Covid.....the lives cited in your link could have almost all been saved if just only young and middle aged people had just stayed at home for the rest of their lives.
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19 minutes ago, SiouxForever said:
West Fargo just got -- https://www.thepiggybbqofwestfargo.com/
I'm sure many people have read the NYT article on it or saw it on the local news yesterday in Fargo/Grand Forks. Super excited for this! -- https://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/08/travel/restaurant-report-the-piggy-in-walker-minn.html
This will kill in Fargo.
With that said, was "The Wild Hog" ahead of its time in Grand Forks, or just mismanaged/poorly ran?
Thoughts?
@Oxbow6 thoughts?
Wild Hog was very poorly run. Too many owners, none of which had any restaurant experience, and because it was basically a hobby instead of their primary source of income they never seemed to put any effort into learning.
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21 minutes ago, dlsiouxfan said:
Tired of all this winning yet? #TrumpDepression
I suppose it is alot to ask of a certain segment to objectively look at the Covid situation when they are still butt hurt about an election that occurred 3.5 years ago.
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34 minutes ago, Redneksioux said:
6 deaths in one day is encouraging?
I thought there were none today?
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2 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:
49 new positives in ND on 2235 test today. No new deaths.
But if only there had been more tests......I'm sure that number would have been tenfold.......
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1 minute ago, Oxbow6 said:
49 new positives in ND on 2235 test today. No new deaths.
Condolences go out to Rednek and a few others. This news isn't going to help the narrative.
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1 hour ago, Redneksioux said:
Having an underlying health condition never was an instant death sentence until Covid19. Keep in mind this isn't just smoking grandma. 40% of the US population has a chronic disease according to the National Health Council.
Wrong. Having an underlying condition is not an automatic death sentence, it only increases your risk. And out of those 40% of Americans that have chronic conditions....how many of them are a condition that actually makes them more at risk as it pertains to Covid? All 40% isn't heart disease.
As for obesity....the morbidly obese person never wore a mask to save themselves from eating too much food but now healthy people should wear masks to save them?
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22 minutes ago, CMSioux said:
If someone knew they had been exposed and chose to come to work among vulnerable adults - probably should be some consequences. Based on the nursing home environment it would seem unlikely that he will be the only who gets infected.
The situation as you laid out is clearer than most......husband at LM gets Covid.....wife at home gets close exposure....she comes to nursing home and passes it along. Easy enough, she should have stayed home if possible. What if instead of getting it from her husband....the lady went through the Taco Bell drive thru and found out a week later that two people were diagnosed with Covid. Should she still stay at home? I can guarantee you I've been in Walmart or Hugo's at the same time people with Covid have been there......do I need to stay home for 2 weeks after every visit? Should somethong happen to me if I pass it along not knowing that I had it? How about lesser ailments? If I pass a cold to a coworker that causes that person to miss two days of work can they file a lawsuit against me?
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I realize that and you missed the point....the point is that there hasn't been alot of effort put in by the "just one lifers" to differentiate 100 year old people that died of heart failure that happened to also be asymptomatic Covid-19 positive. So why the worry about gathering more detail about mail forwarding in NYC? It happened during the Covid-19 epidemic....must have been caused by Covid.