Message from @FL_Gatorman

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2020-04-23 08:16:51 UTC  

> Piss poor insults
@IronIsVeryHawt correct

2020-04-23 08:17:58 UTC  

@un chien m'a léché un pbj😳 girls that are far left are usually lonely

2020-04-23 08:18:11 UTC  

🤪🤪🤪

2020-04-23 09:53:00 UTC  

And loony

2020-04-23 09:53:07 UTC  

Im 11

2020-04-23 09:53:13 UTC  

Hey 11

2020-04-23 09:53:23 UTC  

Underage

2020-04-23 13:50:37 UTC  

hey 11, I'm pelth

2020-04-23 14:12:24 UTC  
2020-04-23 14:28:49 UTC  

apparently me being mature and letting the argument go means “I don’t get it”

2020-04-23 15:21:59 UTC  

Double fallacy

2020-04-23 15:36:47 UTC  

yawn

2020-04-23 15:51:53 UTC  

Doctors are getting paid 19,000$ to say people died of corona and 39,000$ to put people on ventilators. a study at USC showed the the REAL death rate of corona is .02% not 3%. The liberal media was fear mongering to shut down the economy and blame trump for this so he won't get re-elected.

2020-04-23 16:11:28 UTC  

Cite source. Any study as of right now is going to be likely inaccurate regarding the "true" death rate, especially when considering the lag between deaths and recoveries, and the true amount of cases is completely unknown; the only thing we know for certain is that it is higher than the confirmed count. We don't truly know the true death count as well since there is the possibility of mixing up coronavirus deaths with flu or pneumonia deaths. The specific study that I believe you're referring to was done incredibly sloppily and uses a very small sample size in just one area.

No it was not liberal fearmongering that caused the economic shutdown, that was a bipartisan decision as that is the most sensible course of action to take in response to the virus spreading so far. It's the prospect of reopening of the economy that's being demonized by the left.

2020-04-23 16:13:19 UTC  

it is like the flu

2020-04-23 16:13:28 UTC  

Okay, Kenneth Copeland.

2020-04-23 16:16:48 UTC  

It's not the flu. Some cases can be misdiagnosed between the flu and coronavirus, but even mild coronavirus cases can result in permanent ling damage. It's also a completely novel virus so the risk of mutations is still something to be considered

2020-04-23 16:23:10 UTC  

Symptoms all around are much more severe than the flu and more in line with pneumonia, while being up to 3 to over 4 times as infectious as the flu in population dense areas

2020-04-23 16:23:44 UTC  

With nobody having immunity as well

2020-04-23 16:23:49 UTC  

the death rate and infection rate aren't the same thing

2020-04-23 16:24:02 UTC  

I know, I didn't say those were the same

2020-04-23 16:24:17 UTC  

the corona and the flu have the same death rate

2020-04-23 16:39:36 UTC  

They do not, neither source you have comes to that conclusion and we know for certain that the death rate is going to be higher than the flu. If you're having even milder cases result in permanent ling damage, that will result in more deaths; again, we do not know for certain how many people have died from it as well (China and Iran collectively, for instance, are both likely covering up at the very least one to two million deaths each). I repeat yet again, we do not truly know how many cases there are *nor* how many deaths there are, and there is literally no way for us to truly know this.

During a pandemic the most accurate death rate formula you can use is total deaths/total recovered, which as of right now puts the worldwide average death rate (of confirmed cases) at 20% (number will change once pandemic ends as resolved cases catch up, and once we know for certain what the stats are), so why you're using entirely unconfirmed data for this bold a conclusion is beyond me. Even with your alledged .02% death rate this makes no sense. Because the flu's death rate in the US is at worst .1% (2019-2020 flu season), you're actually trying to argue that the coronavirus death rate in reality is *five times less than that.* This is entirely nonsensical.

You can find more info on the shitty, non-peer reviewed reports at Peak Prosperity, since most media outlets refuse to put the journalistic legwork into accurately presenting this.

2020-04-23 16:40:22 UTC  

08:30

2020-04-23 16:41:33 UTC  

Also the only source to actually give a clear, evidence backed answer regarding hydroxychloroquine's efectiveness

2020-04-23 17:53:38 UTC  

Good thing this is on the trump page

2020-04-23 17:53:56 UTC  

death rate is under 1%

2020-04-23 17:55:07 UTC  

130million will starve because of the economic repercussions of what we chose to do. will the "stay home, save lives" crowd take ownership/responsibility for these deaths?

2020-04-23 18:04:09 UTC  

The CDC has only been marginally less incompetent than the WHO, I wouldn't take their word on the death rate as gospel. Since you literally cannot know for certain right now anyways for the exact same reasons I have repeated twice now.

2020-04-23 18:05:05 UTC  

Note that I didn't say we should still be under indefinite lockdown, because we obviously can't. The situation we're facing is not a black and white one with a clear solution though.

2020-04-23 18:09:14 UTC  

The economy needs to be reopened but with precautions still in place.

2020-04-23 18:13:30 UTC  

I respectfully disagree with you

2020-04-23 18:13:41 UTC  

It doesn’t matter what regulations people put in

2020-04-23 18:13:50 UTC  

people will always find a way to get infected

2020-04-23 18:20:37 UTC  

That's correct but we can only keep the economy frozen for so long. You're going to have extremely detrimental effects from this shutdown that can easily cause a recession lasting for a few years, if not worse.

2020-04-23 19:02:07 UTC  

/play moan earrape

2020-04-23 19:02:07 UTC  

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