Meanwhile in Atlanta: The Thread

[FreedMind]

we are talking about Atlanta.. Atlanta has been fully open for 3 months, 100% capacity clubs, hookah lounges, restaurants. They are currently averaging less deaths per day than when covid first started.

What is your goal?

You're trying to convince me that COVID isn't a big deal, yet you're vague in your proof. Why is that? Why don't you say that Atlanta has had 400,000 cases of COVID, roughly 9,000 deaths, which is roughly a case fatality rate of 2%? That took me all of 2 minutes to find, and yet you want to downplay a contagious disease by saying that average deaths per day has fallen, which doesn't actually tell me shyt. Not to mention the fact that people dying per day is still fukking awful when we have no vaccine available.

We know this disease is easily transmitted between people in close contact, and yet you are essentially trying to encourage activities that place people in close proximity to one another.

fukking clubbing doesn't cure COVID my guy. Go push your agenda somewhere else.

Edit: Excuse me, my figures were for the state of Georgia. Case fatality in Fulton County is 1.8%.

 

[Kenny West]

we are talking about Atlanta.. Atlanta has been fully open for 3 months, 100% capacity clubs, hookah lounges, restaurants. They are currently averaging less deaths per day than when covid first started.

Roughly when Georgia as a whole started cooking their numbers? Do the googles yourself

We're getting close to a year in this pandemic, im sure someone has had to explain to you by now that the importance in preventing the spread is to not overwhelm hospitals. So this doesn't happen

Vanderbilt hospital sets up COVID-19 treatment area in parking garage

But im sure you'll just ignore this, the 260k+ deaths and all the other overwhelming evidence.

 

[I Really Mean It]

Biden will shut shyt down; this is silky behavior but Im hopeful the virus can be put into serious control by next summer

The only way the virus will be contained by the summer is if Biden shuts the country down when he takes office. That’s not happening without a stimulus.

 

[I Really Mean It]

we are talking about Atlanta.. Atlanta has been fully open for 3 months, 100% capacity clubs, hookah lounges, restaurants. They are currently averaging less deaths per day than when covid first started.

Atlanta has one of the highest death rates in the south.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

but arent rapid tests 75% inaccurate? why would they report that

and thats just for cases

where are the bodies ?

Where did you get that 75% number?

Also the CDC recommends that they include those extra numbers in their reporting. They should at least be consistent with other states especially if people are going to use the state of georgia in their arguments as to why other states should open up.

You can find the bodies in Georgia's ICU numbers if you look close enough. And btw their ICU bed numbers are back to their August highs (their highest peaks were in July)

 

[StretfordRed]

Everyone looking around awkward like they’re having no fun at all

Exactly. No ones even dancing.

Man, I watched the rest of the videos. Is that how clubs are in ATL? Bright and people just standing around?!

 

[itsyoung!!]

Roughly when Georgia as a whole started cooking their numbers? Do the googles yourself

We're getting close to a year in this pandemic, im sure someone has had to explain to you by now that the importance in preventing the spread is to not overwhelm hospitals. So this doesn't happen

Vanderbilt hospital sets up COVID-19 treatment area in parking garage

But im sure you'll just ignore this, the 260k+ deaths and all the other overwhelming evidence.

the first 100k deaths came in the first 3 months, but only 150k deaths in the 6 months to follow, you tell me who really cooking the stats

where all the bodies from last november til March

"its close to a year" Covid has been here a year.

 

[jwinfield]

the first 100k deaths came in the first 3 months, but only 150k deaths in the 6 months to follow

Almost like the precautions some states and some people took worked

 

[itsyoung!!]

What is your goal?

You're trying to convince me that COVID isn't a big deal, yet you're vague in your proof. Why is that? Why don't you say that Atlanta has had 400,000 cases of COVID, roughly 9,000 deaths, which is roughly a case fatality rate of 2%? That took me all of 2 minutes to find, and yet you want to downplay a contagious disease by saying that average deaths per day has fallen, which doesn't actually tell me shyt. Not to mention the fact that people dying per day is still fukking awful when we have no vaccine available.

We know this disease is easily transmitted between people in close contact, and yet you are essentially trying to encourage activities that place people in close proximity to one another.

fukking clubbing doesn't cure COVID my guy. Go push your agenda somewhere else.

Edit: Excuse me, my figures were for the state of Georgia. Case fatality in Fulton County is 1.8%.

Where did you get that 75% number?

Also the CDC recommends that they include those extra numbers in their reporting. They should at least be consistent with other states especially if people are going to use the state of georgia in their arguments as to why other states should open up.

You can find the bodies in Georgia's ICU numbers if you look close enough. And btw their ICU bed numbers are back to their August highs (their highest peaks were in July)

the CDC website says Georgia death rate has gone down tremendously. To lower than it was on lock down from March til May.

Then opened in June, and the rate peaked in August and since then has gone down to what it was in March. So how they death rates go down by over 50% but they opened 100% fully ?

COVID-19 Status Report

Georgia death rate per 100,000 in April - 41 per 100,000 (on full lockdown)
Georgia death rate per 100,000 7 day average yesterday - 27 per 100,000 (fully open)

who lying? This from CDC themselves

 

[Kenny West]

the first 100k deaths came in the first 3 months, but only 150k deaths in the 6 months to follow, you tell me who really cooking the stats

where all the bodies from last november til March

"its close to a year" Covid has been here a year.

Asking questions you don't have the answer to isn't proving your point.

A better question is why do you think the entire world would come to a halt and tank thousands of businesses for something overblown/a hoax/whatever your implying?

 

[itsyoung!!]

Almost like the precautions some states and some people took worked

that.. makes no sense.. because its a 14 day incubation period, and more people died during the lockdowns than while places are fully open.. your statement would only work if it was the other way around

 

[itsyoung!!]

Asking questions you don't have the answer to isn't proving your point.

A better question is why do you think the entire world would come to a hault and tank thousands of businesses for something overblown/a hoax/whatever your implying?

I dont think its a hoax, I got it before, people in my family have got it.

I think its really overblown though.

We either need to fully lockdown the country for 4-6 weeks (with pay), 100%, airports included, or open up fully. this half assed shyt has been proven to not do anything as cases continue to go up( although deaths continue to go down)

 

[StretfordRed]

that.. makes no sense.. because its a 14 day incubation period, and more people died during the lockdowns than while places are fully open.. your statement would only work if it was the other way around

Do you have the stats on that?

Edit: OK Georgia only, not trending worldwide.

 

[itsyoung!!]

Do you have the stats on that?

COVID-19 Status Report (click death report)

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

the first 100k deaths came in the first 3 months, but only 150k deaths in the 6 months to follow, you tell me who really cooking the stats

where all the bodies from last november til March

"its close to a year" Covid has been here a year.

- The common cold is also a coronavirus

- more people get infected with the common cold during the fall and winter as opposed to the summer

- scientists expect covid 19 to have the same pattern as the common cold in regards to the season.

2 million people contracted the coronavirus over the last 10 days. That's 17% of the total cases over the last 10 days. That's 50,000 bodies over the next 2-3 weeks if the death rate is 2.5%.


All of that is to say how this coronavirus is as seasonal as the common cold.