But... the last time they kept a cruise ship from docking to stave off the virus more people got infected than would have otherwise.
It would be a fucking disaster if it's Obama. The schism would erupt. Luckily he's smart enough to wait until Biden gets a majority.Wouldn't it be lol?
I know it won't be Obama but I wish it would be him to put an end to Sanders for good. The sooner Sanders goes away the better it will be for the progressive wing of the party.
I'm honestly shocked it hasn't been confirmed to be here in Pennsylvania yet... it has to be
What in the hell are you even talking about.I wish they would tell him to stop complaining and trying to create a "narrative" and instead adopt some progressive policy.
Its the god damn Hillary playbook all over again and it's short sighted. If he wants to drown out their complaints don't complain about them. He should compromise on some policy and show them they shouldn't complain and if they do they still complain they'll be seen as the bad agents he is saying they are. The reason it is short sighted is a prolonged justifiable primary is not strengthing his position.
Sorry, I can't read anything you just posted for some reason!It has been. Two cases, one of which was in one of my hospitals last night, but you didn't hear that from me.
Now I'm going to be disappointed if it isn't
I wish they would tell him to stop complaining and trying to create a "narrative" and instead adopt some progressive policy.
Its the god damn Hillary playbook all over again and it's short sighted. If he wants to drown out their complaints don't complain about them. He should compromise on some policy and show them they shouldn't complain and if they do they still complain they'll be seen as the bad agents he is saying they are. The reason it is short sighted is a prolonged justifiable primary is not strengthing his position.
Wait... they don't? What have I been eating these anteater scales for then!Did this really all happen because rich people in China think anteater scales keep their dick hard or something? That's what Vox told me.
A contentious union campaign by the staff of the progressive news network The Young Turks (TYT) is growing even more combative. Today, the union filed two separate unfair labor practice charges alleging that the company and its CEO, the popular liberal media figure Cenk Uygur, withheld wage increases and bonuses from employees as a result of the union drive, and that they fired an employee as retaliation for union activity—charges that Uygur denies.
On February 12, about 15 TYT employees announced their intention to unionize with IATSE. They expected to gain voluntary recognition from their famously liberal employer through a simple check of union cards, but were spurned. The company insisted on holding a secret ballot election at work in order to recognize the union, a tactic typically considered to be anti-union. (Uygur disputed this, telling In These Times that "Voluntary recognition means any recognition process outside of an NLRB election." But card check is generally understood to be what unions mean by "voluntary recognition.")
In a tense staff meeting held the same day, Uygur urged staffers not to unionize, saying a union would be unsustainable given TYT's perilous financial position. Uygur's position on the union has been widely criticized as hypocritical, coming from a man who made his name as a champion of progressive causes. TYT bills itself as the largest online news show in the world, with more than 200 million views per month.
Count me in for another person already disappointed that this isn't going to be what happens.
So that recession is looking like it's gonna hit pretty hard yeah?So, what seemed likely to be the case is the case- the virus is all over, but it's just not been noticed because if you don't get hit hard by it it's not obvious.
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If you are talking about the fact that these types of intraspecies viruses originated from "wet markets" in China that have horrendous sanitary conditions and containment of various types of animals then yes that is true. COVID-19 originated from bats and then crossed into another animal and then made it into a human as did the SARS virus before it. Stuff like swine and bird flus are something that happen annually in China specifically due to these wet markets.Did this really all happen because rich people in China think anteater scales keep their dick hard or something? That's what Vox told me.
Is the virus even that bad though? I may sound ignorant but unless you are old and/or have a compromised immune system you will get over the virus should you get it. To your point, the public panic and paranoia are a whole other thing and it's causing a bit of a problem, I see this first hand between friends, family and work.It is much more serious than people assume, and only part of it is the virus itself.
There was a VERY, VERY high level executive meeting this afternoon to discuss the issue, and two big points are:
1.) People are beginning to panic and not go places out of fear of exposure. This includes healthcare employees who need to be at work
2.) It's not that enough healthcare supplies (N95 masks, etc) can't be made, it's that the vast majority of manufacturing of these products occurs in China and China is simply not allowing them to leave.
#2 is something that could be catastrophic if this pandemic were something worse than COVID-19.
The issue is that it causes serious pneumonia when it gets really bad, and with older people (especially in retirement communities like florida) this could be a big problem with overloading things like ICUs.Is the virus even that bad though? I may sound ignorant but unless you are old and/or have a compromised immune system you will get over the virus should you get it. To your point, the public panic and paranoia are a whole other thing and it's causing a bit of a problem, I see this first hand between friends, family and work.
But *how often* does it get "really bad" and for who? Older people? Us? Anyone?The issue is that it causes serious pneumonia when it gets really bad, and with older people (especially in retirement communities like florida) this could be a big problem with overloading things like ICUs.
Is the virus even that bad though? I may sound ignorant but unless you are old and/or have a compromised immune system you will get over the virus should you get it. To your point, the public panic and paranoia are a whole other thing and it's causing a bit of a problem, I see this first hand between friends, family and work.
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Without factoring in the lack of the vaccine we're looking at 720k people already using those numbersThe flu has a fatality rate of about .1%. It kills about 30,000 people a year in the US and we have a vaccine for it.
Coronavirus has a fatality rate that isn't exactly known, but is estimated to be around 2%. There is no vaccine. How many deaths is that?
And it didn't appear to prevent the disease reaching the US.But... the last time they kept a cruise ship from docking to stave off the virus more people got infected than would have otherwise.
If it is infecting as much as we fear...hundreds of thousands of dead. (in the US.)The flu has a fatality rate of about .1%. It kills about 30,000 people a year in the US and we have a vaccine for it.
Coronavirus has a fatality rate that isn't exactly known, but is estimated to be around 2%. There is no vaccine. How many deaths is that?
Yep. God I fucking hate this admin. Gonna get thousands killed due to incompetence and egoAnd it didn't appear to prevent the disease reaching the US.
You keep the sick people separate from the people who aren't symptomatic yet. You test all those people, and then put the ones who aren't sick in a separate quarantine just in case. There are literally procedures for this stuff that aren't complicated.
You don't keep everyone on a goddamn ship.
That's... awful.Without factoring in the lack of the vaccine we're looking at 720k people already using those numbers
Without factoring in the lack of the vaccine we're looking at 720k people already using those numbers
Yeah honestly I hate reading posts/articles/threads about the virus because it just makes me super fucking paranoid as someone with a shitty immune system
Don't tell anyone though cause it might devalue their portfolio and we can't have that.That's... really bad.
And you're not even factoring in the lack of a vaccine.
Ahh jeez what happens when this spreads everywhere. Is it a situation whe
His quote is feeding into the narrative Bernie and his sideare looking for a bloody fight. They very well might be, but for a candidate who talks about going to the other side of the aisle to make deals with Republicans. It's weird to see him forecast that as if Bernie and his constituents are hostage takers. Especially because just like Bernie's mistake with Warren.... you really are going to want that support later.
Biden is different than Warren he is damn near inevitable and needs their support once Bernie is gone. Warren was trying to co-opt them into choosing her over Bernie when Bernie is still an option.
Yes Bernie's supporters in a lot of cases are a personality cult, but for the people who support Bernie for his policies. Biden needs to lay the ground work that those Bernie constituents come over to him. Hillary in 2016 whole approach to them was hubris because she thought Trump was a joke and had a large majority without them. My argument is Biden authentically go for the vote of the whole big tent.
Fuuuuuck.Exactly. Coronavirus would be on the level of the 1918 Flu pandemic, which killed 675,000 people in the US.
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When we brought up the Spanish flu from the 1900s we weren't being hyperbolic.
Nothing was going to prevent that due to Trump not giving a fuck.And it didn't appear to prevent the disease reaching the US.
You keep the sick people separate from the people who aren't symptomatic yet. You test all those people, and then put the ones who aren't sick in a separate quarantine just in case. There are literally procedures for this stuff that aren't complicated.
You don't keep everyone on a goddamn ship.
3.5% fatality rate is kinda insane for something that spreads as rapidly person to person as this does. It also seems to inflict long term lung damage on top of you being able to get COVID-19 again even if you had it before.Is the virus even that bad though? I may sound ignorant but unless you are old and/or have a compromised immune system you will get over the virus should you get it. To your point, the public panic and paranoia are a whole other thing and it's causing a bit of a problem, I see this first hand between friends, family and work.
Do you have access to IVIG therapy or something similar?Yeah honestly I hate reading posts/articles/threads about the virus because it just makes me super fucking paranoid as someone with a shitty immune system
We don't really know. We know it's worse with age and with compromised immune systems. We are seeing different outcomes in different countries as well, depending on income/infrastructure.But *how often* does it get "really bad" and for who? Older people? Us? Anyone?
The article quoting the Chinese doctors saying it's like a combination of SARS and AIDS in the worst cases was pretty terrifying, but I am assuming that this implies worst case for the most vulnerable among us... which is still awful, but not end of the fucking world awful.
Never tried. I mean it isn't bad enough where any of my doctors have recommended it before lol.
I no longer believe it's a matter of if.We don't really know. We know it's worse with age and with compromised immune systems. We are seeing different outcomes in different countries as well, depending on income/infrastructure.
I may end up taking a road trip with my grandfather up to his cabin in the middle of nowhere if it gets bad.
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