WHO reverses course on lockdowns, says they do "irreparable damage" and are "making poor people an awful lot poorer"

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70k supposed positive cases on 50 campuses this fall has led to, ahemm, 3 hospitalizations and no deaths

you don't lock down young, healthy people because of a flu that most 20-somethings don't even know they have

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it's crazy the last 2 weeks haven't felt great body aches, nausea, etc the first thing that came to mind was Covid and that was negative, is it ok to still get the flu or a cold seems like now it's covid or nothing for these crazy ass people.
 
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70k supposed positive cases on 50 campuses this fall has led to, ahemm, 3 hospitalizations and no deaths

you don't lock down young, healthy people because of a flu that most 20-somethings don't even know they have

Educate yourselves:

Many kids & young people's lives have already been saved due to the worldwide lockdowns.

Because motor vehicle accident deaths are the #1 leading worldwide cause of death in such.

"Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens."

https://www.google.com/search?q=lead...hrome&ie=UTF-8

"Each year, 1.35 million people are killed on roadways around the world.4

"...Road traffic injuries are estimated to be the eighth leading cause of death globally for all age groups and the leading cause of death for children and young people 5–29 years of age. More people now die in road traffic crashes than from HIV/AIDS.4"

https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/...nd%20cyclists.

What is obviously clear is due to lockdowns

1) serious vehicular accidents & deaths are way way down
2) flu deaths & serious complications have decreased tremendously
3) C-19 ill health & deaths are far less due to the lockdowns
4) likewise probably other communicable diseases (e.g. tuberculosis, HIV) have been greatly reduced by the extreme safety measures in place
5) street crimes have probably been highly reduced.
6) families have been able to spend more time together enjoying each others company while free from the slavery of that 4 letter word "work" that the vast majority hate. Giving more time for quality of life activities like sex & various entertainments.
7) abortions (child murder) are probably down.

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread...1#post13211637

Flu deaths, serious illnesses & long term negative health consequences as a result of the flu were also down as a result of lockdowns.

The lockdowns saved millions more from dying from C-19 relative to just treating it as the flu.

"We are far from any sort of triumph over this brutal disease. I have seen first-hand what it can do to people in intensive care, many of them previously fit and healthy."

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-53951764

Even in healthy people who don't die from C-19 "COVID-19 symptoms can sometimes persist for months. The virus can damage the lungs, heart and brain, which increases the risk of long-term health problems."

Wear a mask to protect those most vulnerable from dying as a result of - your - C-19 infection. IOW wear a mask so - you - don't murder others.

"The annual flu shot will be more important than ever during the coronavirus pandemic, according to one infectious disease expert, who says it would be a “double whammy” to be infected with both viruses."

"...I would hope that as many people as possible recognize that the flu shot is fairly effective, it helps protect yourself and everyone around you. So please get the flu shot,” he said Thursday on CTV’s Your Morning.

“This is the one year you don’t want to miss it.”

As health officials prepare for a possible “second wave” or resurgence of COVID-19 infection in Canada in the fall, some have expressed concern that the flu season might overwhelm hospitals...

...Australia, which is nearing the end of its winter, may serve as an example: the country experienced a major drop in influenza infections and deaths compared to the previous season. Experts credit COVID-19 restrictions and lockdown measures.

...But the upcoming flu season could still prove challenging for hospitals since it can be difficult to differentiate between influenza and COVID-19 infection. In late February and early March this year, there were “undoubtedly” coronavirus infections mistaken for influenza,

...a pair of U.S. studies found that 2.1 per cent of patients in New York City and 20.7 per cent of patients in Northern California had a second respiratory infection in addition to COVID-19.“Certainly that would be a double whammy we want to prevent,” said Sharkawy.
“It speaks to the importance of doing things like hand-washing, distancing and masking in indoor settings. All of these things work and they should help prevent both of these illnesses.”

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...uring-covid-19-pandemic-expert-says-1.5062695

Without the lockdowns & safety measures 10 million would be dead from C-19 already.

"We really do have to learn how to coexist with this virus in a way that doesn’t require constant closing down of economies, but at the same time in a way that doesn’t associate with high levels of suffering and death.
It’s what we’re calling the middle path and the middle path is about being able to hold the virus at bay, while keeping economic and social life going, and we think it’s doable but we also think it really requires a high level of organizations by governments and remarkable degree of engagement by the people, both of which in some countries have proven to be difficult."

Meaning adhere to the set guidelines
Socially distance yourself, wear a mask, don’t congregate in large groups & gatherings, and contact tracing, testing and isolation.
Which is what I’ve been saying all along, but unfortunately for some people somehow these preventive measures are too much to do and a violation of their rights and these are just COVIDIOTS who do not want to abide by it.

Like I’ve said these are small inconveniences that if everyone undertakes we will have more normalcy to our lives and shortening the lockdowns, and keep the economy going.
But unfortunately when people disobey these rules there is no other option but to rollback the phases and possibly fully shutdown.

https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/ford-stands-up-to-fear-mongering-doctors.726160/page-8#post-6832803
 

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it's crazy the last 2 weeks haven't felt great body aches, nausea, etc the first thing that came to mind was Covid and that was negative, is it ok to still get the flu or a cold seems like now it's covid or nothing for these crazy ass people.
wait until you see the flu rates this fall and winter. every time someone gets a fever and sniffles they'll be worried about covid so will get tested. in the good old days (pre feb2020) very few people ever went to a doc for the flu...just crawled into bed for 48 hours and called off from work. now these folks will be lined up at CVS and UrgentCare to be told they have the flu and to go crawl into bed for 48 hours and call off from work :)

part of the pussification of America...we'll all be calling Uber's to take us to emergency rooms for a common cold or seasonal flu and have them drive thru McDonalds for some spicy McNuggets and a Big Mac on the way home
 

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But tide.....car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens and if we just lock them in the house they can't die from car accidents
X-files roasting people with facts and logic

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" Other experts argue that allowing COVID-19 to spread uncontrollably would lead to unnecessary deaths, illness and hospitalizations, even if the U.S. attempted to isolate vulnerable people from the rest of the population while the virus spreads.

"... William Hanage, an associate professor of epidemiology at Harvard who noted that most experts are not pushing for continuous lockdowns everywhere all the time, agreed that a better job needs to be done of handling the unintended economic and social consequences of public health measures but argued that speeding up herd immunity without a vaccine is not the answer and could also overwhelm hospitals.

“It’s quite dangerous, for multiple reasons,” he said.

"If you do this, you’ll get more infections, more hospitalizations and more deaths," he added.


The mainstream view of epidemiologists and public health experts, including the nation’s top infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci and the World Health Organization, is that the best way to get through COVID-19 and protect people who are at risk for serious illness is to not get sick in the first place by wearing masks and practicing social distancing.

While young people are far less likely to become seriously ill or die from COVID-19, they’re still capable of spreading the disease to people who will become very sick or die.

...Hanage questioned the ability to successfully cordon off the most vulnerable and protect them from getting infected, noting that the White House recently became the site of a superspreading event involving the president, despite having regular access to testing that the average American does not.

"The greatest risk of introduction to the most vulnerable communities will be when the rate of infection is really high in younger age groups," Hanage said.

“How would you keep the virus out if 10 percent of the younger population is infected at peak prevalence and with tests that cannot keep the virus out of the White House?” he added.

... Questions also remain about how long immunity from COVID-19 lasts after infection and whether people can become sick more than once. It’s also not known what percentage of the population needs to be infected with COVID-19 before herd immunity is accomplished.

Gregg Gonsalves, an assistant professor of epidemiology at Yale School of Medicine, tweeted in response to the declaration that a large number of people vulnerable to severe COVID-19 illness don’t live in nursing homes, including 50 percent of all Americans who have some sort of underlying health condition. He added that surges in cases among young people have already likely led to deaths of older, more vulnerable people, despite efforts to protect them.

“If you’re going to turbo-charge community spread, as everyone else at ‘low-risk’ goes about their business, I want the plan for my 86-year-old mother to be more than theoretical,” he said.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/519727-trump-health-official-meets-with-doctors-pushing-herd-immunity
 
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But tide.....car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens and if we just lock them in the house they can't die from car accidents

Not only that. The irresponsible "young, dumb & full of cum" won't we getting infected & taking that home or elsewhere to murder those at "high risk" for C-19. How do you think 1.2 million are already dead.

BTW, there's a reason so many of the "young, dumb & full of cum" die in car accidents. They're dumb.
 

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But tide.....car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens and if we just lock them in the house they can't die from car accidents
X-files roasting people with facts and logic

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Lol. X has had to many penis blows to the head
 

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70k supposed positive cases on 50 campuses this fall has led to, ahemm, 3 hospitalizations and no deaths

you don't lock down young, healthy people because of a flu that most 20-somethings don't even know they have

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Yep. And younger are not spreaders
 
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Yep. And younger are not spreaders

You've been demoted back to the ABC's of covid preschool lessons:

Javy clueless about children:

http://www.therxforum.com/showthread...1#post13209208

"Children over age 10 spread COVID-19 as much as adults, study finds"

"...Children under age 10 were roughly half as likely as adults to spread the virus to others,..."

"...
The study explained that older kids are more likely to spread the coronavirus at a greater rate partly because of their height. Younger children are more likely to exhale less air and exhale closer to the ground where there are fewer people to infect, according to the study."

"Researchers also noted that older kids are less likely to be as hygienic as adults are and could be more contagious since they may not be taking proper precautions to prevent the spread of the virus. The study said that older kids are also more likely to socialize without following physical distancing guidelines than adults."

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/corona...inds-1.5030231


"Family Is Italy’s Great Strength. Coronavirus Made It Deadly.

In a country where multiple generations live close together, a difficult separation is underway to protect parents and grandparents.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/family-...ly-11585058566

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Spain warns elderly to keep away from grandchildren as COVID-19 cases soar"

https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/11/...-19-cases-soar

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...-children.html
 

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5 ignored X posts in a row...he must be freaking out

At least we know the next time WHO says anything it will be ignored, right....oh wait...

Poor sheep ....must suck to be brainwashed so easily....:think2:


Yep. Dude is mental as hell


lol. Fake numbers. Proven

keep being an assclown

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StevieRay answers intelligence, facts & scientific evidence with his often repeated mantras & insults while failing to deal with the posts showing he is wrong or admitting he was in error. Typical of those who are stubborn, have no humility, have lost a debate & shown to be wrong.

When opposers have been defeated by the truth & facts, personal attacks are often what they are lowered to. It just means they have lost. Or that with some of them the truth has hit home, they are actually "getting it" & in some cases changing (or soon to change) their viewpoint, in spite of their acting out. Fact.

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it's all just a game to these folks....thankfully we're done funding these clowns. They already flipped on masks from their intensive 2019 study so now telling us that everything they've ever recommended was wrong



Coronavirus: WHO backflips on virus stance by condemning lockdowns

Lockdowns have been used to control the coronavirus around the world, plunging millions of lives into chaos. Now the WHO has changed its mind.

The World Health Organisation has backflipped on its original COVID-19 stance after calling for world leaders to stop locking down their countries and economies.

Dr. David Nabarro from the WHO appealed to world leaders yesterday, telling them to stop “using lockdowns as your primary control method” of the coronavirus.

He also claimed that the only thing lockdowns achieved was poverty – with no mention of the potential lives saved.

“Lockdowns just have one consequence that you must never ever belittle, and that is making poor people an awful lot poorer,” he said.

“We in the World Health Organisation do not advocate lockdowns as the primary means of control of this virus,” Dr Nabarro told The Spectator.

“The only time we believe a lockdown is justified is to buy you time to reorganise, regroup, rebalance your resources, protect your health workers who are exhausted, but by and large, we’d rather not do it.”

Dr Nabarro’s main criticism of lockdowns involved the global impact, explaining how poorer economies that had been indirectly affected.

“Just look at what’s happened to the tourism industry in the Caribbean, for example, or in the Pacific because people aren’t taking their holidays,” he said.

“Look what’s happened to smallholder farmers all over the world. … Look what’s happening to poverty levels. It seems that we may well have a doubling of world poverty by next year. We may well have at least a doubling of child malnutrition.”

They are controlled. Why being defunded. Sheep that lap up the false shit tossed

poor ignorant bastard
 

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