Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

Damn!

 

A letter this week told a Memphis woman she has tested positive for COVID-19. She’s been dead 7 months. - Breaking911

But remember, we're UNDERREPORTING virus infections/deaths.

 

The number of deaths are much higher than usual each month. What is the explanation if not Covid?

Excess deaths show the true impact of COVID-19 in the U.S.

 

Really tired of certain people in this world.

REDDING, Calif. – In the months since her father died from coronavirus, a Redding woman said she's been called everything from a liar to a sensationalist perpetuating a misinformation campaign.

When Mark Neal lost his battle with the virus in April, his 21-year-old daughter Alex Neal posted on social media and told people in person he had died. Since that time, calls and comments from those who believe the virus is a hoax have made dealing with her grief more difficult.

People told me to my face he didn’t really die of the coronavirus, she said. “It has been pretty awful. If he had died of cancer, I think people would have said a lot more nicer things to me.”

Negative comments she received are often politically-charged reactions to her telling people her father died as a result of the coronavirus, and to her plea on social media for people to wear masks — an act she said might have saved her father had people known to wear them back in February.

She wrote on Facebook on Aug. 7: "I have had people tell me to suck it up; 'hospitals get paid to put COVID on death certificates;' 'stop being a sheeple;' 'stop being a zombie;' 'if he ate like this (diet) then he wouldn't have died;' 'everyone dies eventually;' and so much more."

Politicizing the pandemic makes no sense to her, she said.

“In the real world, COVID doesn’t care if you’re political or not. Wearing a mask doesn’t take your rights away. I hope it doesn’t take someone they love dying to convince (people) the virus is real.”​

She lost her father to COVID-19. 'Awful' Facebook users are telling her to 'suck it up.' — USA TODAY

 

Disgusting. Psychotic.

 

In terms of mitigating the spread, is it safer for a football team to clear the bench — more unique players with less individual exposure per player — or to keep starters in? Or does it make a difference? Wonder if anybody will try to research this.

 

"Son, we're trying to win a football game here. Tell your statistics to shut up."

 

Buy a gun.

 

It certainly looks like cases are undercounted: Largest Seroprevalence Study in US Shows Vast COVID-19 Undercount

But this anecdote is surely a sign of a conspiracy or something. Thanks for bringing it to our attention, BTE, and for the agenda pushing truth-telling you do on this thread to counteract the alarmists.

And I would have thought a newspaper designer could link to a reputable site -- like the TV station of the embedded video -- but I'd guess you'd rather support aggregate websites or whatever the fuck "breaking911.com" is.