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I'm mind blown there are people worried about the virus. Death rate under age 70 is 0.05% and that can be further reduced with vitamin D, C, and zinc supplement. ...
All of this is openly discussed. Lets all worry about the flu instead, which thus far in America has killed 0.06% of the population.

if all of this is 'openly discussed', then please cite your sources.
credible sources, mind you, not your facebook feed.

additionally, does the open discussion you are exposed to discuss the long term health effects of covid compared to the flue? death isn't the only reason to worry about something.

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10-25-2020 , 06:50 PM

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KingZippy

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Originally Posted by REDeYeS00

Death rate and benefit of supplements mentioned above was discussed on a youtube channel run by someone called Dr. John Campbell

The other stuff is my interpretations of reading all text of the UN agenda 21, sustainable development 2030 goals, and watching all published videos on youtube by the world economic forum.

If my interpretations of anything is wrong that would great news in fact, I hope my concerns are just nonsense.

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10-25-2020 , 06:53 PM

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Nicholasp27

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It’s actually over 300k already

Excess deaths were over 300k a month ago which was 59% above “official numbers”

So already 0.1% of the entire country has died from this and maybe 14% of the country has had it and it’s possible you can get it again after some number of months

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10-25-2020 , 07:29 PM

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REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by KingZippy

Death rate and benefit of supplements mentioned above was discussed on a youtube channel run by someone called Dr. John Campbell

a video from your youtube source posted just yesterday

please read his comments on the video. he cites people with pretty much the exact opposite of your "I'm mind blown there are people worried about the virus" comment.

one example:

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Tim Spector - King's College London, Head of Department, Department of Twin Research & Genetic Epidemiology and Professor of Genetic Epidemiology.

COVID -19 is a mild illness for many but for over one in 50 people symptoms can persist for longer than 12 weeks. So it’s important that, as well as worrying about excess deaths, we also need to consider those who will be affected by long COVID …if we don’t get the pandemic under control soon

Having such large numbers of people affected means specialist services need to be set up urgently with the full financial help for hospitals and GPs

As we wait for a vaccine, it is vital that we all work together to stem the spread of coronavirus …via lifestyle changes and more rigorous self isolating with symptoms or positive tests

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10-25-2020 , 07:35 PM

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msufan

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Originally Posted by Dreadnaught

wtf happened in France ....+26,676 2 days ago to +41,622 toady after being around 5000 a week or so ago

France at +52,010 today (Worldometers) with a population one-fifth as big as the U.S. Per capita, that would be like us topping 260,000 cases in a day.

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10-25-2020 , 08:11 PM

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O.A.F.K.1.1

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Meanwhile this is the type of shithousery I have to put up with from another poster in another thread.

All quotes are by that poster on or after the date shown in the graf.

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10-25-2020 , 08:40 PM

#12732

Booker Wolfbox

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Originally Posted by msufan

France at +52,010 today (Worldometers) with a population one-fifth as big as the U.S. Per capita, that would be like us topping 260,000 cases in a day.

USA - temporarily- not #1?

Hope you’re all getting ready the next wave of lockdowns.

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10-25-2020 , 08:44 PM

#12733

msufan

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Originally Posted by Booker Wolfbox

USA - temporarily- not #1?

Hope you’re all getting ready the next wave of lockdowns.

Per capita, a number of European countries have passed us. Total cases, we still "win."

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10-25-2020 , 09:10 PM

#12734

Mark_K

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Originally Posted by Booker Wolfbox

Hope you’re all getting ready the next wave of lockdowns.

How are your toilet paper, beans and rice supplies?

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10-25-2020 , 10:54 PM

#12735

Majik19

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The inflation is going to be wild as well. Oh goody goody.

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10-25-2020 , 11:18 PM

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Booker Wolfbox

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Originally Posted by Mark_K

How are your toilet paper, beans and rice supplies?

Fully stocked on all three. Paper towels too.

What’s the deal with curfew orders? El Paso just issued one. Do they think Covid is more active in the dark?

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10-25-2020 , 11:25 PM

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Howard Treesong

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Originally Posted by O.A.F.K.1.1

Meanwhile this is the type of shithousery I have to put up with from another poster in another thread.

All quotes are by that poster on or after the date shown in the graf.

please don't bring that dumb-ass pissing contest over to this thread.

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10-25-2020 , 11:36 PM

#12738

27offsuit

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Originally Posted by Booker Wolfbox

What’s the deal with curfew orders? El Paso just issued one. Do they think Covid is more active in the dark?

Thought the same. 10am-5pm would be way more productive.

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10-25-2020 , 11:48 PM

#12739

that_pope

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Keep idiots out of the bars?

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10-26-2020 , 12:26 AM

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BDHarrison

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Originally Posted by KingZippy

There is a movement to make private property, ownership of private vehicles, and consumption of meat illegal in the near future. All of this is openly discussed.

What? No, I only want to take away your guns. In my socialist paradise, you will still be allowed to own private property, but I might consider taking away your children for the Biden child trafficking ring, if they aren't too tubby.

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10-26-2020 , 01:46 AM

#12741

nutella virus

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Routine testing in a city in china finds 1 asymptomatic case-4.7 million residents of city to be tested by wed. At this point the west is like a half wit in the corner with a dunce cap. This is the region with those infamous detention camps, so nay on human rights but yay on test and trace

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-54687533

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10-26-2020 , 03:00 AM

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JayTeeMe

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Originally Posted by noon

I'm a bit surprised.

Covid-19 blood plasma therapy has limited effect, study finds

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ct-study-finds

Pretty disappointed as i expected this to work. Unlike Unimpressivir which just got FDA approval somehow.

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10-26-2020 , 09:00 AM

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LektorAJ

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Interesting results from Slovakia's pilot national mass-testing for coronavirus. This was done at the weekend in the 4 worst affected districts (mostly close to the border with the Czech Republic), the next two weekends it will be nationwide.

Our of 155,000 people living in those districts, 140,945 people came to have an antigen test (91%). There were 5594 positive results (3.97%), which is about the total amount of people in those districts who have ever been identified as positive using the normal PCR tests. Views?

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10-26-2020 , 09:10 AM

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Garick

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So you're saying that they found basically no asymptomatic infections had occurred, or that they found about 1:1 ration of cases identified previously and those discovered via the antigen test?

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10-26-2020 , 11:44 AM

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Howard Treesong

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Originally Posted by whatthejish

France surrender jokes are dumb, incorrect, and really stupid for Americans to say.

Actually, they're funny. Although like most jokes, they're based on stereotypes rather than an accurate picture of reality.

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10-26-2020 , 01:30 PM

#12746

LektorAJ

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Originally Posted by Garick

So you're saying that they found basically no asymptomatic infections had occurred, or that they found about 1:1 ration of cases identified previously and those discovered via the antigen test?

The second one. if I understand it correctly the antigen test shows positive if you're fighting it right now (it's such a narrow window that they're testing the whole population of the country twice, on the next two consecutive weekends to get all the people who don't show as positive the first time.)

They have had about 5500ish cases in those 4 districts so far since March, but the tests found another 5500 people fighting it right now.

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10-26-2020 , 02:18 PM

#12747

Garick

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Sorry, I got antigen and antibody tests conflated momentarily.

Wow, that's a bunch. I wonder how many folks already had it an didn't know because they were asymptomatic/thought their symptoms were allergies, or whatever.

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10-26-2020 , 05:21 PM

#12748

KingZippy

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Originally Posted by Garick

The WHO claimed 10% of the entire worlds population has been infected already. The spin of course is that 90% of the worlds population is still at risk so we should all cower in fear. That admission was a least a month ago so maybe now with the massive influx of cases we are at 20%. Regardless, if every person on the planet had covid it would kill less than the estimated 7 million deaths annually attributed to cigarettes.