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I might be confused. I was reading the comments as, had hospitals not been inundated with Covid-19 patients, the virus would have been treated similarly to the seasonal flu.
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Originally posted by KevinR View Post
Respectfully, the lethality of the current coronavirus, even with precautions that were taken, shows that this was something far beyond the normal flu. It is hard to hide the fact that in the US, 3/4 of a million people have died from it. And the planet just surpassed 5 million deaths, while recognizing that this is almost certainly an undercount.
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Originally posted by Conor Dary View Post
Had Lincoln not been shot he would have been fine....
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Originally posted by NotDutra5 View Post
Uh...yes....or at least I hope so. Had the hospitalizations not been an issue and people were able to recover on their own at home, then obviously the virus wouldn't have been as big of an issue because it would have been a lot closer to the seasonal flu. No lockdowns and overall effect on the population.
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Originally posted by NotDutra5 View Post
Uh...yes....or at least I hope so. Had the hospitalizations not been an issue and people were able to recover on their own at home, then obviously the virus wouldn't have been as big of an issue because it would have been a lot closer to the seasonal flu. No lockdowns and overall effect on the population.
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Originally posted by 18.99s View Post
How much freedom will she have if she's homeless, or in a hospital bed hooked up to an oxygen tank?
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Originally posted by Conor Dary View Post"I am willing to lose my safety and security, my house, everything, for my freedom, and I want you to think about that."
After thinking about that I agree with Kaiser that these are not things I'm looking for in a health care professional.
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"I am willing to lose my safety and security, my house, everything, for my freedom, and I want you to think about that."
After thinking about that I agree with Kaiser that these are not things I'm looking for in a health care professional.
https://mobile.twitter.com/smotus/st...91697876340743
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Originally posted by bad hammy View PostUh, no . . .
Last edited by NotDutra5; 10-31-2021, 02:00 PM.
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Originally posted by jazzcyclist View PostIt may have been a big deal in the same way Ebola, H1N1 and the Bird flu were a big deal - a lot of media hype without any effect on the lives of 99% of the population and no effect on the economy.
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Before the vaccines closing down everything was a good idea....Covid was really bad...
But with vaccines ubiquitous it is time to move on...
And thanks to all the federal input the economy has recovered fairly well.
Last edited by Conor Dary; 10-31-2021, 02:36 AM.
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Originally posted by 18.99s View PostNot really. In the beginning, nearly everybody was freaking out over it. It may be treated like the common flu in the long run if hospital capacity is not threatened, but it would have been a big deal anyway in the beginning.Last edited by jazzcyclist; 10-31-2021, 02:22 AM.
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Originally posted by jazzcyclist View Post
What's keeping things from going back to normal is hospitals being overrun.
If there had never been any hospitals overrun, COVD-19 would have been treated just like the common flu from the beginning.
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Originally posted by Conor Dary View PostFor so many the no endgame in sight is the point...like no one ever got sick before Covid...
Should fully vaccinated individuals become infected, he added, they remain protected against severe disease and death, and tend to have only a mild infection.
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