94% of COVID deaths had underlying medical conditions

[SixFoot]

I demand the country shut down until self-driving cars replace everyone as drivers.

30,000 is way more deaths than when we shut down over the Kung Flu, and it continues to happen.

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

If you’re not sick, why are you taking medicine?

■■■■■ and giggles

@WuWei

Why do you have high blood pressure?

I don’t

@WuWei

20,000

That’s nice.

[WuWei]

My number was off. I fixed it.

@NebraskaFootball

I don’t

Then why are you taking medicine?

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

My number was off. I fixed it.

@NebraskaFootball

I don’t

Then why are you taking medicine?

Your number did not answer the question posed. I’m not playing this silly, pedantic game.

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

My number was off. I fixed it.

@NebraskaFootball

I don’t

Then why are you taking medicine?

Your number did not answer the question posed. I’m not playing this silly, pedantic game.

Yes it did. Sudden Cardiac Death - 325,000 per year.

“Sudden”

[WuWei]

It will be interesting to see what happens to the suicide and dug abuse deaths when this is all said and done. Of course we’ll never know the truth.

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

My number was off. I fixed it.

@NebraskaFootball

I don’t

Then why are you taking medicine?

Your number did not answer the question posed. I’m not playing this silly, pedantic game.

Yes it did. Sudden Cardiac Death - 325,000 per year.

You said the following…

@WuWei

Were you perfectly content with the 38,000 deaths from influenza is 2016-17? The 51,000 in 2014-15?

To which I replied in a good faith attempt at a discussion…

@NebraskaFootball

How many of these people died without having a single underlying medical issue? Not overweight. No blood pressure issues. No cholesterol problems. No diabetes. No COPD. No heart disease. No autoimmune disorders? Give me the numbers in your comparison and we can discuss them.

And here is how you responded, for the second time after originally posting “20,000”…

@WuWei

Sudden Cardiac Death - 325,000 in the US per year.

Nothing at all to do with the comparison of influenza deaths in completely healthy people.

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

My number was off. I fixed it.

@NebraskaFootball

I don’t

Then why are you taking medicine?

Your number did not answer the question posed. I’m not playing this silly, pedantic game.

Yes it did. Sudden Cardiac Death - 325,000 per year.

You said the following…

@WuWei

Were you perfectly content with the 38,000 deaths from influenza is 2016-17? The 51,000 in 2014-15?

To which I replied in a good faith attempt at a discussion…

@NebraskaFootball

How many of these people died without having a single underlying medical issue? Not overweight. No blood pressure issues. No cholesterol problems. No diabetes. No COPD. No heart disease. No autoimmune disorders? Give me the numbers in your comparison and we can discuss them.

And here is how you responded, for the second time after originally posting “20,000”…

@WuWei

Sudden Cardiac Death - 325,000 in the US per year.

Nothing at all to do with the comparison of influenza deaths in completely healthy people.

They were all healthy before they caught the flu by your standard.

[Smyrna]

@NebraskaFootball

What is astonishing to me about this is that we will likely have as many as 20,000 Americans die from COVID this year alone that were literally the picture-perfect example of health. Not a single thing at all that could be identified as an underlying health issue. Not overweight. No high blood pressure. No cholesterol problems. Perfectly healthy. And now dead from this virus.

And as has been pointed out repeatedly as well, those who survive this could have lifelong health complications as a result from surviving this. It is madness that there are some© who are perfectly content with these realities today.

When confronted with the many, many problems life brings with it, I examine all of them crossing my path and decide which ones I can do something about and which ones I have no control over. Then I ask myself if I am doing what is necessary to minimize, mitigate or solve the problems i do have some control over? Once I’m satisfied that this is the case, it’s pedal to the metal and all systems go.

This said, I’ll do my best to never, ever buy a Chinese good ever again…if I have a choice?

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

They were all healthy before they caught the flu by your standard.

As I stated previously, unserious. And now boring as well.

[NebraskaFootball]

@Smyrna

@NebraskaFootball

What is astonishing to me about this is that we will likely have as many as 20,000 Americans die from COVID this year alone that were literally the picture-perfect example of health. Not a single thing at all that could be identified as an underlying health issue. Not overweight. No high blood pressure. No cholesterol problems. Perfectly healthy. And now dead from this virus.

And as has been pointed out repeatedly as well, those who survive this could have lifelong health complications as a result from surviving this. It is madness that there are some© who are perfectly content with these realities today.

When confronted with the many, many problems life brings with it, I examine all of them crossing my path and decide which ones I can do something about and which ones I have no control over. Then I ask myself if I am doing what is necessary to minimize, mitigate or solve the problems i do have some control over? Once I’m satisfied that this is the case, it’s pedal to the metal and all systems go.

This said, I’ll do my best to never, ever buy a Chinese good ever again…if I have a choice?

That’s nice.

[Smyrna]

@NebraskaFootball

That’s nice.

What i don’t do…is worry. That’s a total waste of valuable energy that can be applied solving problems.

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

They were all healthy before they caught the flu by your standard.

As I stated previously, unserious. And now boring as well.

I am completely serious. You said you aren’t sick, even though you have high blood pressure. How?

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

That’s nice.

What’s that mean? It translates to “I got nothing” pretty well.

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

I am completely serious. You said you aren’t sick, even though you have high blood pressure. How?

Perhaps have someone with medical training explain it to you. I’m not playing this silly pedantic game with you.

What’s the definition of sick?

Why does medication work?

How can your blood pressure not be high right now?

Everyone is perfectly healthy and then they are dead. It’s all black and white…

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

@WuWei

I am completely serious. You said you aren’t sick, even though you have high blood pressure. How?

Perhaps have someone with medical training explain it to you. I’m not playing this silly pedantic game with you.

What’s the definition of sick?

Why does medication work?

How can your blood pressure not be high right now?

Everyone is perfectly healthy and then they are dead. It’s all black and white…

I have medical training. Quite a bit of it in fact.

Indeed, what is the definition of “sick”?

Medication works because it acts on either the cause or the symptoms of a sickness. Usually the latter, always in the case of a virus.

You didn’t say “right now”, you said you have high blood pressure.

Are you perfectly healthy?

[NebraskaFootball]

@WuWei

Are you perfectly healthy?

Asked and answered.

@NebraskaFootball

I am not sick, nor am I a picture of perfect health.

I am not sick. I have an underlying health issue. Which is the entire point of this discussion. I don’t believe you don’t know this. I think you’re just deflecting from answering the question I posed to you regarding the number of influenza deaths that occurred with zero underlying health issues.

Like I said before, this is boring. I tried to have a discussion.

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

Asked and answered.

Where?

@NebraskaFootball

I am not sick. I have an underlying health issue. Which is the entire point of this discussion. I don’t believe you don’t know this. I think you’re just deflecting from answering the question I posed to you regarding the number of influenza deaths that occurred with zero underlying health issues.

What’s the difference between “sick” and “underlying health issue”?

@NebraskaFootball

Like I said before, this is boring. I tried to have a discussion.

Then stop replying.

[WuWei]

@NebraskaFootball

I am not sick. I have an underlying health issue.

Are you “asymptomatic”?

[Ben_Natuf]

double? thats funny. no they don’t

445M is not double 360M

no wonder you don’t get it… math… bad.

parts of the eu were not hit, not because of anything they did, just didn’t get there. Parts of the US haven’t been hit, same reason.