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04-10-2020, 08:13 AM
I will propose a question nobody will be able to answer.
Why do you guys say they are including everything as a corona death? Like if someone is in hospice and dies from corona, right... why do you guys say it shouldn’t count? Because you want to go back to work? I understand but that’s not fair. Let me ask this....for annual flu average deaths and for the swine flu or for the Spanish flu or for whatever flu you want to compare this to....are you going through those and excluding everyone with preexisting health conditions? No. Are you excluding everyone who has died in hospice? No.
Then shut the fuck up. Thank you.
Because they can’t. This is another attempt at their propaganda push. Its really pathetic and sad. The O.P is sick in the head at finding articles that fit his narrative. Meanwhile I propose questions like that that they are stumped by. Yet they keep pushing their agenda.
They must have you on ignore too bro. Lmfaoooooooooo.
Some doctor from Montana on some religious YouTube channel lmfao. Montana has like 2.5 cases and that’s the doctor you go and get lmfao. How about get somebody who has been in the shit????? What’s this bitch know about coronavirus? She’s talking about you dying with it instead of from it. Lmao is she analyzing people’s lungs when they are infected? Shut the fuck up propaganda puppet.
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And what's the answer from CNN and MSNBC etc. when the news is getting better? To suggest not broadcasting the daily CORONA Task Force briefings.
Why is that everyone?
The media has been over the top on this since day fucking 1 and now that things are improving, they want to censor the coverage.
Why is that everyone?
The media has been over the top on this since day fucking 1 and now that things are improving, they want to censor the coverage.
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Well, to be fair, I did underestimate how quickly this thing was transmitted and how much I thought it was like the flu. I was wrong and looking back, I believe a quarantine was critical to stemming the tide. I didn't originally think that was necessary but I was wrong there. But the media blew this thing up, the liberals blew this thing up for political reasons and the numbers are distorted. Been consistent about that all along.
I think it is getting thin as far as finding stuff about this issue to fight about and people are grasping for straws. I've barely posted about the virus in a week, not much more to say.
We're locked down, the shutdowns appear to be working very well, the virus is slowing and it is wait and see when we can open up again.
It isn't a fraud, the # of deaths being underreported isn't some huge story that should change someones entire opinion on the issue (you could find viewpoints they're underreported if you cared to look but everyone has a narrative they can't let go of)
