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CORONA

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https://disrn.com/news/zuckerberg-lockdown-protests-organized-through-facebook-will-be-taken-down-as-harmful-misinformation

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We really need to reopen the economy. Maintain social distancing and precautions, as well as masks, but we're going down a dangerous road here. Especially if there is a conflict with China brewing, we cannot just remain stagnant.

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@Cobra Commander Did you know that the coronavirus has been circulating since December? Did you also know that there are a lot of people who already have antibodies for it and they didn’t notice a thing? Not only are we going down a dangerous road, but we are going down a dangerous very unnecessary road.

https://disrn.com/news/health-officials-now-believe-coronavirus-has-been-circulating-in-us-since-december

@Cobra Commander Did you also know that nearly all of the people hospitalized because of “coronavirus” had other underlying conditions?

https://disrn.com/news/nearly-all-new-york-coronavirus-patients-had-underlying-conditions-study-finds

Like I mentioned in the Trump channel, the study you're referring to is very shotty. There is no way for us to know how many are truly infected and dead, especially considering how stats are being covered up in countries like China and Iran

Your own source says "almost all *NYC* cases have underlying health conditions", which does not mean that most of them didn't die from coronavirus.

Ok, I’m with you on that.

All that means is that cases with underlying health issues and diseases are more at risk of death.

Also the coronavirus's first known cases came around in China in early December, I wouldn't be surprised if we had a few undiagnosed cases in the U.S. as early as mid to late December.

Since the CCP did fuck all to contain the spread of the virus apart from destroying evidence of it and downplaying it until mid January.

Yeah, I get it, but studies seem to be showing the coronavirus isn’t as big of a deal as what we are making it out to be. Also, states like Michigan are taking it too far.

It is a big deal though, this is a virus much deadlier and much more infectious than the flu that's entirely new, with no immunity to it.

That being said, yes Michigan is going too far.

It's also absolutely true that the economy needs to be reopened despite the virus, precautions need to be enforced in workplaces though. This can help counteract or at least lessen the new cases that would spring up from this.

I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s “**much** deadlier and **much** more infectious then the flu.”

Except that it is. It's R0 value has been put at being as high as almost 7 and the amount of severe cases and deaths relative to the case totals are much more than that of even bad flu seasons, even if the numbers relative to entire populations still turn out to be relatively small.

Well, you have to factor in what condition the people who died from coronavirus had. Also, the research is very spotty and the statistics are spotty too. I’ve been playing with some of the COVID-19 stats and they are very messy.

Sorry, I added one word that will make that post make a lot more sense