Message from @Pepipopo
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@tea_in_space tim pool will soon have to admit that he now rejects leftism
I swear the dude gets more red pilled each day
>Tim pool
>redpilled
Before Timmyboy leaves the left his cognitive-dissonance-induced stutter will kill him.
"Most deaths are from people that are 50+ or those with pre-existing medical conditions which is pretty much the same for the flu so unless you fall under that. You should be fine."
The percentage of deaths so far is about 4% compared to something like .05% for the flu
Plus you can get reinfected and they can't figure out if the virus is gone or not
@Lichlord9333 What about those in japan and italy under 30, like that japanese woman in her 20s who got severe illness a few days back
@Cody which is still low aprox about what the swine flu did back in the day. Also do you have a source on that reinfection sinds I haven't heard of that and medically unless the disease mutated you normally become immune to a disease you fought off, maybe it was a relapse?
@Pepipopo Exceptions can happen a lot depends on how well you care for the symptoms or how your body responds even the common flu can kill a person of 20 and it has happened(https://www.newsweek.com/how-common-it-die-flu-20-year-old-womans-death-ominous-annual-lesson-735277)
She died of flu AND pneumonia? So she died TWICE? She unlucky <:sadgon:544640228166598657>
hah the flu turned into pneumonia its really a stroke of bad luck
But it still proves my point how a flu can kill a person
That's sad damn
its just the flu bro
we got evidence that there's no inmunation from this, you do not know that this was man made?
i heard the virus can survive 9-10 days on surfaces/outside of the body
my guess is that people got re-infected due to being with people who already got it from them and havent incubated yet
like familiars, per say?
good
So it's a relapse basicly 'reinfected' is a wrong term in this they always were infected but it somehow manages to 'hide' itself as a defence mechanic?
Comparing it to a form of flu is just inaccurate, swine flu death rates weren't nearly as high.
As far as I'm aware swine flu had a death rate of 0.02%.
That's a lot lower than 4
And if you refer to the previous outbreak in 1918, it was around 2-3%, which I suspect largely stems from the medical system being 100 years in the past.
I mean we didn't even have ibuprofen for another 50 years after that outbreak
And paracetamol was limited supply to the public because it was so new
@Harrybaxter♫♫♩♫‿◦ that doesnt bring hope or confidence?
that its 200 times deadlier than swine flu? and as infective?
no, lol
https://twitter.com/skaigr/status/1234101875366092801 YES LADS FUCKING BASED GREEKS
they beat up NGOS and thrown there cameras into the sea
may god bless Greece
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@tea_in_space Now do you understand what is **THE BALKAN WAY!**
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