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Topic: What Texas is all about regarding Covid (Read 188 times)

legendary
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September 15, 2020, 09:38:40 PM
#14
oh badecker..
the quote says the survival rate of 99% = death rate of 1%
the 99% is not about symptom free

and when you look at the confirmed cases of 663k cases vs 14k fatalities, its actually over 2%

so even the numbers are not correct in your quote

try to stick to the facts. and not just copy and paste unbacked opinions
its as if all you want to do is promote opinions that match your stupidity if they are wrote by people with titles that make them look less stupid as you. rather then paste quotes of backed/proven opinions


I understand that you are having problems with your reading comprehension. But you can't even see that when you talk about a survival rate as equaling a death rate, and then using 99% vs 1%, you are a little far fetched... like way off.

And then there are the confirmed cases. The article might have a certain number of what they call confirmed cases. But remember one thing. Confirmed cases are confirmed using the PCR test. And the PCR test will confirm anything that you want it to confirm. I mean, if some poor joker happened to have one whole Covid virus in his system, the PCR test can make it look like he is made up of nothing else besides Covid... not even human tissue.

Since you haven't the foggiest about how the tests work, all you have to go on is your faith in others. Do a little research on the rest of the story, to see that the whole Covid thing is science fiction, so far.

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legendary
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September 15, 2020, 04:45:32 AM
#13
oh badecker..
the quote says the survival rate of 99% = death rate of 1%
the 99% is not about symptom free

and when you look at the confirmed cases of 663k cases vs 14k fatalities, its actually over 2%

so even the numbers are not correct in your quote

try to stick to the facts. and not just copy and paste unbacked opinions
its as if all you want to do is promote opinions that match your stupidity if they are wrote by people with titles that make them look less stupid as you. rather then paste quotes of backed/proven opinions
legendary
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September 15, 2020, 03:48:07 AM
#12
All this Covid stuff is starting to get boring. I  think it is time they invented some other fake panicdemic (sic) for people to get their knickers in a sweat.
legendary
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September 14, 2020, 11:12:58 PM
#11
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Border towns in Texas all were plagued with coronavirus because of immigration. This is evident in the NYT COVID-19 map where you see hot spots all along the border.




I suspect there are far more Mexicans jumping the border for Covid treatment in Texas than CA, but it's just a guess.
member
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September 14, 2020, 10:41:11 PM
#10
If only the virus or death comes no matter where you are in treatment you will not be able to survive death covid19 is just a formula the situation in corona texas went from bad to worse about 5,000 people a day are being hospitalized for corona treatment to ease the lockdown. There were many shortages in medical services but the virus later spread with officials often wearing masks in places like crowded bars and encouraging social distance.
legendary
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September 14, 2020, 07:39:34 PM
#9

That's not how things work at all. If you get COVID-19, your chance of dying is the same regardless of what state you're in.


That's not true.
Different states are handling it differently and the resources available to people / doctors / hospitals care facilities.
Even areas within states vary.
And it's the fringe cases that matter.
An asymptomatic healthy person will probably be fine anywhere.
An overweight, asthmatic, diabetic who will need hospitalization is probably going to be better off in an area with more hospitals / healthcare facilities.

TX is at 495 deaths per million of population
CA is at 361 deaths per million of population

And since CA is much more densely packed then Texas and how fast it spreads through densely populated areas. Yeah CA is doing way better.

-Dave


No, the therapeutic agents are the same as they are in California vs. Texas. It's not like doctors in Texas are incompetent while doctors in Cali have this all figured out. That's not how things work at all.

There are confounding variables that you are failing to mention, ie the demographics of those hospitalized in Texas versus California. You can't even determine if there is statistical significance between the higher numbers in Texas either so I have no clue why you are immediately jumping to this idea that California handled this better.

Border towns in Texas all were plagued with coronavirus because of immigration. This is evident in the NYT COVID-19 map where you see hot spots all along the border.


legendary
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September 12, 2020, 08:53:56 AM
#8

That's not how things work at all. If you get COVID-19, your chance of dying is the same regardless of what state you're in.


That's not true.
Different states are handling it differently and the resources available to people / doctors / hospitals care facilities.
Even areas within states vary.
And it's the fringe cases that matter.
An asymptomatic healthy person will probably be fine anywhere.
An overweight, asthmatic, diabetic who will need hospitalization is probably going to be better off in an area with more hospitals / healthcare facilities.

TX is at 495 deaths per million of population
CA is at 361 deaths per million of population

And since CA is much more densely packed then Texas and how fast it spreads through densely populated areas. Yeah CA is doing way better.

-Dave

As you have indicated, there are many different factors that play into what might be affecting Covid death counts. How about this.

Since it is assumed that people infect other people - that's why we have quarantining and lockdowns - why not assume that herd immunity affects other people, as well. I mean, that's why it's called HERD immunity.

If we have quarantines and lockdowns, people don't associated with others to pass on their immunity. And, if a State is not as densely packed, there won't be as much passing on of immunity.


There are those in the medical and outside of it who believe that the Covid cause is based in toxins and other things poisoning people... at least weakening them enough that Covid has a better chance to infect them. Consider the simple fact that something like 88% of all deaths are in those whose immune systems have been weakened by comorbidities.

So what about chemtrails that the military has admitted to spraying? The atmosphere is full of all kinds of viruses and bacteria that are expelled from all kinds of plants and animals. The balance of nature is being lost when metalic particulates - and particularly nano-particulates - are sprayed into the atmosphere on a regular basis like they are in the USA, and maybe most places in the world.

The compromising of the immune systems of everybody by chemtrails might be the thing that has allowed Covid to get a foothold.


Then there is the low sunspot activity time that we are in right now. The sun is a great influencer of life all around the world. We would die if the sun didn't exist. So, when it changes the amount of radiation it sends to the Earth, life is bound to change in some ways. Low solar energy from lack of sunspots might be part of the reason why everybody has a weakened immune system.


Further, since the world bank shows that Covid test kits were being sold by the medical around the world - to the tune of multi-millions of kits - at least since 2017, there is suggestion that the medical is playing on their knowledge of what chemtrails and lack of sunspots might do to people.


The point is that there are lots of factors to take into account for accurate determination of why there is a pandemic. It easily could be that Covid isn't the cause, but that other things are the culprits.

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legendary
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September 12, 2020, 06:11:28 AM
#7

That's not how things work at all. If you get COVID-19, your chance of dying is the same regardless of what state you're in.


That's not true.
Different states are handling it differently and the resources available to people / doctors / hospitals care facilities.
Even areas within states vary.
And it's the fringe cases that matter.
An asymptomatic healthy person will probably be fine anywhere.
An overweight, asthmatic, diabetic who will need hospitalization is probably going to be better off in an area with more hospitals / healthcare facilities.

TX is at 495 deaths per million of population
CA is at 361 deaths per million of population

And since CA is much more densely packed then Texas and how fast it spreads through densely populated areas. Yeah CA is doing way better.

-Dave
legendary
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September 11, 2020, 03:32:28 PM
#6
Looking here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

California had 751747 cases and 14090 deaths
Texas had 681986 cases and 14199 deaths
So if you get Covid in Texas you are more likely to die.

California has 39512223 people living in it
Texas has 28995881 people living in it
So you are more likely to get Covid and die in Texas then California.


But since there is nothing important in Texas nobody cares.
https://youtu.be/dqa5CPLlw-U?t=38

-Dave

Problem with that thinking is, nobody knows how many cases there are. Why not? Because the PCR test doesn't tell you how many cases. It only tells the medical if a virus that they have data on is present.

Calling the simple presence of the Covid virus a Covid case, is rather poor medical diagnosis. Why? At least two reasons:
1. Loads of people without any symptoms have one or two Covid viruses in them. So, the best that this tells you is that Covid is not very dangerous, because of all the cases that don't produce symptoms.
2. The only fair way to test Covid cases using PCR, is to test for multitudes of viruses in the same way, at the same time. Then to compare the Covid virus count with all the counts of all the other viruses... like Flu Viruses, Rhinoviruses, Rotaviruses, Herpes Simplex Viruses, Polio viruses, Human Papillomaviruses, and loads of others. Do a search for the more popular of them.

In other words, if the count of each kind of virus was higher or lower in a person compared to any other virus, we could at least guess the odds for or against it being Covid that was making them sick, and the odds that they might become sick with whatever virus had the high count.

As it stands, the PCR test is a completely deceptive test for determining cases... a complete lie. And you sucked it right up, didn't you.



Further. More evidence that the whole Covid thing is a hoax is, the PCR test kits were being sold by the millions to the various governments of the world, way back in 2017, already. I wonder what all the governments were stockpiling these test kits for? Oh, that's right. World conquest and voluntary slavery of the people, based on the people giving up their rights because of a false fear that is being implanted in them.

The question for everybody who is promoting Covid dangers: Have you been duped? Or are you one of the liars deceiving the public?

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legendary
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September 11, 2020, 03:21:22 PM
#5
Probably fake news.

I know you desperately want covid19 to be a lie but guess what, it is not. Knowing you, you'll probably refuse to believe it till it gets to you or somebody close to you.
legendary
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September 11, 2020, 03:11:08 PM
#4
Looking here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

California had 751747 cases and 14090 deaths
Texas had 681986 cases and 14199 deaths
So if you get Covid in Texas you are more likely to die.

California has 39512223 people living in it
Texas has 28995881 people living in it
So you are more likely to get Covid and die in Texas then California.


But since there is nothing important in Texas nobody cares.
https://youtu.be/dqa5CPLlw-U?t=38

-Dave


That's not how things work at all. If you get COVID-19, your chance of dying is the same regardless of what state you're in. Texas had a moderate spike in cases because they opened up (which is expected), the healthcare capacity was not overwhelmed and there was not vast swathes of death.

Back in March, the argument was "15 days to slow the spread" so that the healthcare system would not be overwhelmed. California very specifically changed that to "lock down until complete mitigation" which means they're forcing businesses to close down for a disease that is deadly particularly to older people, forcing young people out of the economy. It was never reasonable to stay locked down until vaccine development yet California chose that route, probably because they enjoy tanking their economy for political reasons.

Oh, and Nancy Pelosi can get her hair done (without a mask on) at a hair salon but other businesses can be fined for conducting business, just in case if you wanted proof that the democrat policy of lock downs was not about safety, ever.

legendary
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September 11, 2020, 02:13:16 PM
#3
Looking here: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

California had 751747 cases and 14090 deaths
Texas had 681986 cases and 14199 deaths
So if you get Covid in Texas you are more likely to die.

California has 39512223 people living in it
Texas has 28995881 people living in it
So you are more likely to get Covid and die in Texas then California.


But since there is nothing important in Texas nobody cares.
https://youtu.be/dqa5CPLlw-U?t=38

-Dave
legendary
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September 11, 2020, 01:47:44 PM
#2
Texas has been opened up, since May actually. California has been closed since and only recently started opening up.

Low and behold, Texas has not seen people dying on the streets in large waves due to COVID-19 meaning the liberal lock down policy failed miserably and did nothing but cost people their livelihood.
legendary
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September 11, 2020, 12:03:42 PM
#1
How bad is Texas Covid? This county is like 99% Covid symptom free. About 99% of people with symptoms or not, are sent home. Those that go to the hospital don't necessarily die.

Video.


Message To Governor: Open Texas Up! With Judge Mark Keough by Ron Paul



Fresh off a viral video on Facebook, Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough joins today's Liberty Report with a clear message to Texas political leaders from local mayors all the way to the Governor's office: the measures taken to fight coronavirus in Texas have not made one bit of difference. Masks or no masks, lockdowns or no lockdowns, the survival rate for those infected with the coronavirus is more than 99 percent. It is time to open Texas up completely. 100 percent! Also, Judge Keough explains why Governor Abbott's "mask mandate" is no such thing.


Message To Governor: Open Texas Up! With Judge Mark Keough

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsw1AjN6ds0&ab_channel=RonPaulLibertyReport



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