I betcha I could throw a pigskin over them mountains. Yeah, had they put me in the game, I’d won state.
Quick Update: Gulf Coast COVID numbers
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No, he posts it here to reach more people, not for personal attention. I would imagine if you saw what he saw every single day, you would want to post it here too. I would imagine Jay allows Covid threads from doctors that see it like he does and can offer his experiences and expertise.
That’s typically what viruses do. They become more contagious, but less deadly. I’m just wondering if that this virus will follow the typical pattern given that it was almost certainly genetically engineered/manmade.
I get your point. But imo he knows that a lot of members here are interested in what he has to say. Hardly anyone (including myself) would have seen it over there. Jmo
I’m sorry this is happening to you.
Jesus man. Stop clicking on the threads. Let it go. 99% of the Bunker wants these updates. 99% of the Bunker wants you to stop whining about it too.
This may be an indictment on society, but it’s some of the best, unbiased information that people can get on a topic that impacts all of us.
Sadly, some people just feel the need to show their ass.
There are vastly more members here that appreciate his posts and would like to continue seeing them on the Bunker than there are posters like yourself who can't help but click on them and complain.
Not really. The thought is we want it to mutate, because pretty much all virus mutate into less serious forms.
The debate really is, can we stop mutations and do we want to.
Vaccines will help us fight the mutations until hopefully it's no worse than a cold.
Well tbh some of those cardiac events are being counted as covid deaths currently.
I hope you’re right on that. Could still be a long road.
I think different states will peak at different times but these early states are definitely on that 10 day timeline. I just wonder how long the drop takes. Maybe 6-8 weeks until pre-surge numbers? Hope it’s even shorter.
So if you have heart disease and Covid puts you over the edge in to your grave, it’s considered a Covid death? No way.
Yeah, definitely had nothing to do with the vaccination rate or natural immunity 🤦🏻
Our deaths are already higher than what UK experienced per capita. Many reasons for this I’m sure meaning higher vax rates among adults and elderly, healthier people, less areas with very low vax rate like AL, locked down until July 20th I believe, etc.
I am vaccinated and believe that almost everybody else should get vaccinated as well, but I do not at all support "tell[ing] everybody what they can or can't do." I don't even support mask mandates. It might be different if people choosing not to be vaccinated had a significant effect on others, but from what we have seen, that isn't the case. Yes, some very small number of vaccinated people might contract COVID and get very sick or die from it, but that risk seems every bit as low as for the flu back before this pandemic started and nobody ever gave a crap about flu risk before 2020. People were willing to accept that risk in exchange for freedom. If people are concerned about COVID, they should get vaccinated. If they don't and they die from it, there is no one to blame but themselves. Again, I think people should get vaccinated, but our freedoms are much more important than our safety.
tl;dr - Get vaccinated and give me liberty or give me death.
When my mod status is approved OP will be the only one allowed to make COVID related posts here. Get it all out there now people cause it’s gonna be a swift BAN real soon.
It damn sure does. Heart disease is linked to just about everything, and we spend 1/5 of our GDP on medical care. That impacts everyone.
Thank you for your updates. I appreciate the data. Honest data can help people make informed decisions.
your profile says you've been here since 2009. ole 73 would think you'd recognize @mrhickory for his important (IMO) and periodic updates on Covid. I can't recall him posting any "quick update numbers" on any of AU sports teams.
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I think you are.
@mrhickory is here to share important information. @hsvtiger34 comes in the threads to say he's tired of reading about it. Take each for what they are worth, IMO.
I would argue heart disease has a massive effect on others. Physical passing of a virus/disease isn't the only way to effect others.
"More than 868,000 Americans die of heart disease or stroke every year—that’s one-third of all deaths. These diseases take an economic toll, as well, costing our health care system $214 billion per year and causing $138 billion in lost productivity on the job"
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Yea, I’m talking about affecting other people’s health. It’s a silly comparison. People would lose their shit of the federal Gvt started getting people to eat less and exercise like they do with the vaccine. Actually, the same people lose their shit at both. One is much easier to accomplish though.
I've got 3 friends that took Iver and they felt better within 24 hours. It's worth a try and I think these doctors are missing out on not trying it.
Well, if you have 3 friends that felt better than let’s do it.
Then 99% of the bunker should use the board the Commodore created for it. Oh yes, last I checked i I can reply to threads on a message board. You don’t like it maybe you should stop clicking on my posts because I assure you nothing you say to me is going to change my post 👍🏻
Prescribe to everybody. I mean 3 people felt better. My bro’s MIL has long Covid. They gave her Ivermevtin. She felt better for a couple of weeks. Then it returned.
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