Do you not remember the mandatory quarantines for crossing state lines?
They’ll do this no problem.
Do you not remember the mandatory quarantines for crossing state lines?
They’ll do this no problem.
You are spinning in circles by citing cases and not having a clear goal.
It has become comical really.
Can’t be much clearer. Maybe deaths aren’t as prevalent as before. But the stress on the system is. Kids who weren’t getting sick now are…and all the adults are running around saying “it’s all fine…everything’s ok”.
Last year it was less than 1 percent of all cases were kids. And people are fine with 12%
That clearer for ya?
dismissed for now.
the fact that it was considered makes no difference to anyone i guess
TFG considered nuking hurricanes. Just saying…
Camp:You are spinning in circles by citing cases and not having a clear goal.
It has become comical really.
Can’t be much clearer. Maybe deaths aren’t as prevalent as before. But the stress on the system is. Kids who weren’t getting sick now are…and all the adults are running around saying “it’s all fine…everything’s ok”.
Last year it was less than 1 percent of all cases were kids. And people are fine with 12%
That clearer for ya?
Curious what is the total number of kids getting sick this year and last. Percentage is not a good barometer because 70% of adults are vaccinated, so of course the kids total percentage will go up if adults are less susceptible now do to the vaccine.
The number in new cases in Florida appears to have peaked.
I expect outbreaks among the vaccinated in the Northeast once the weather turns colder.
The only group who is unlikely to see many cases are the Amish, who probably already reached herd immunity before the vaccines became widely available.
According to a local medical center, the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania has achieved what no other community has been able to do – herd immunity.
thinkingman:dismissed for now.
the fact that it was considered makes no difference to anyone i guess
TFG considered nuking hurricanes. Just saying…
that has nothing to do with this
DisturbedGuy: thinkingman:dismissed for now.
the fact that it was considered makes no difference to anyone i guess
TFG considered nuking hurricanes. Just saying…
that has nothing to do with this
Sure it does. Just because an idea was floated, doesn’t give it credibility.
thinkingman: DisturbedGuy: thinkingman:dismissed for now.
the fact that it was considered makes no difference to anyone i guess
TFG considered nuking hurricanes. Just saying…
that has nothing to do with this
Sure it does. Just because an idea was floated, doesn’t give it credibility.
whacky ideas floated by other politicians about unrelated things doesnt mean this wasnt seriously considered.
DisturbedGuy: thinkingman: DisturbedGuy: thinkingman:dismissed for now.
the fact that it was considered makes no difference to anyone i guess
TFG considered nuking hurricanes. Just saying…
that has nothing to do with this
Sure it does. Just because an idea was floated, doesn’t give it credibility.
whacky ideas floated by other politicians about unrelated things doesnt mean this wasnt seriously considered.
Thanks for making my case.
Thanks for making my case.
huh?
that doesnt make your case lol
DisturbedGuy:Thanks for making my case.
huh?
that doesnt make your case lol
Both sides float ridiculous ■■■■■ Why make a case about it until it becomes policy? Unless the goal is to score cheap political points.
all that matters is that they considered it.
whether other unrelated things were “floated” or not does not matter
what a lousy argument
all that matters is that they considered it.
whether other unrelated things were “floated” or not does not matter
what a lousy argument
It’s the same freaking argument. Stupid is stupid until it becomes policy. Neither are so your outrage is fake.
Since most students aren't old enough to get the shots, doctors and epidemiologists say they fear the surge in Covid hospitalizations could get worse.
I am sure there are medical doctors on here that can speak to the impact on adults and kids of long COVID.
No goal… not clear.
We will have to live with a baseline of cases.
The chicken Little response is unacceptable.
so not good news?
I am sure we will have another surge due to lack of vaxxed citizens.
Allan
thinkingman:dont worry there’ll be other variants
Yes COVID is here forever.
We should start planning for the endemic endgame.
Well, out of 140,000,605 futures, only one results in success. May the odds be ever in your favor. Now, there’s a whole bunch of ways to cook shrimp.
Camp:Children under the age of 12, who cannot yet be vaccinated, represented 32 of the total cases.
12 % of the cases are children. Is that acceptable?
I know a lot of people are pushing the fact that people are not dying. And that’s good, but there are a lot of hospitalized cases that are recovering a lot harder and with longer lasting symptoms than before. Lack of people dying, means that there will be a harder hit on the healthcare system overall. Not that I am complaining, but. It’s a harsh reality, that can easily be mitigated and is not being mitigated to the fullest.
So more transmissible, less lethal. Like viruses do.
You are spinning in circles by citing cases and not having a clear goal.
It has become comical really.
The goal has moved from flatten the curve to zero Covid. But Covid is here to stay. And we admit that, but we gotta get those cases down to zero with a vaccine that doesn’t stop you from getting and transmitting it. Are we clear?