Trunp* virus update!

**domer76** · 04-01-2020, 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by Teflon Don

So what would you have done? Test everyone that works in a nursing home? Even if they aren't sick and have no symptoms? What would that tell you?

Also, how often do you test them? Do you test them everyday before they go to work?

Please be specific. If you refuse to be specific, I will accept your concession

Let’s see. You have a relative you supposedly love. In a high risk group for death if infected. That relative interacts with many caregivers every day. And you don’t give a shit to know if they are infected or not.

Loser.

**canceled.2021.2** · 04-01-2020, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by Dutch Uncle

You are lying again when you accused me of having a "hard on" to lock people down. I haven't advocated to lock anyone down. In fact, there are RWNJs on this forum who had a conniption when I advocated Trump start up his rallies again and for all Trump voters to go party with their friends as much as possible.

Yes, flu shot every Sep/Oct, whenever they come out. Yes on pneumonia, shingles. Not sure about typhoid, but if my doctor has it, I've got it. Yes on tetanus both Hep A and B. I had a smallpox shot back in the day, but they don't offer those anymore. If they did, I'd get one. When or if SARS vaccine is available, I'd get that too. Do you have all of those vaccinations?

I have all available vaccinations

H1N1 vaccine is available. Obama created it

**canceled.2021.2** · 04-01-2020, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by Jarod

Are you sstupid enough to have fallen for this?

Feb 26 - "This is a flu. This is like a flu"; "Now, you treat this like a flu"; "It's a little like the regular flu that we have flu shots for. And we'll essentially have a flu shot for this in a fairly quick manner."

He was correct. This is a like a flu. Same signs and symptoms of the flu. Unless this has DIFFERENT signs and symptoms of the flu.

There are people working on a vaccine, so I suspect one would be available sooner than later

Nothing he said is untrue.

How is this NOT like the flu?

Well, the case fatality rate for the flu in the US is 9.9% and the case fatality rate for COVID is 2.1% so when looking at case fatality rates, the flu is more deadly.

If you try to compare estimated numbers with confirmed cases, I will just have to slap you down