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Yes, let's shut down football and the entire country over a virus with a 99.5% survival rate. The common flu is worse than Covid, and nothing has ever been closed down over it. We're being played. Some people get it, and some people don't. Don't be a sheep. This is about government control. :facepalm::rolleyes:
 

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Yes, let's shut down football and the entire country over a virus with a 99.5% mortality rate. The common flu is worse than Covid, and nothing has ever been closed down over it. We're being played. Some people get it, and some people don't. Don't be a sheep. This is about government control. :facepalm::rolleyes:


You're right. Some people don't get it.
 

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Every player who?s had it felt a bit fatigued for less them 24 hours
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Every player who?s had it felt a bit fatigued for less them 24 hours
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7 million +, and almost 220,000 dead would beg to disagree.

But hey! You get your sports!

Fucking dumbass.
 

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can we not look at the prevalence of infection amongst the sports world, and make certain conclusions from there about the "220,000" dead? is it not possible that many actually died from clear and alternate causes outside of their covid infection?
 

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can we not look at the prevalence of infection amongst the sports world, and make certain conclusions from there about the "220,000" dead? is it not possible that many actually died from clear and alternate causes outside of their covid infection?

No.

They died from Covid, while having other conditions. That shouldn't be hard to grasp if you dont have an agenda.


We've been through this several times over the last seven months. No one is changing anyone's mind about this.
 

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No.

They died from Covid, while having other conditions. That shouldn't be hard to grasp if you dont have an agenda.


We've been through this several times over the last seven months. No one is changing anyone's mind about this.


so in your infinite wisdom, can you explain to me how we have 10,000 positive cases in the sports world and not one has had severe consequences?
 

LA Burns

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No.

They died from Covid, while having other conditions. That shouldn't be hard to grasp if you dont have an agenda.


We've been through this several times over the last seven months. No one is changing anyone's mind about this.






- With an increase in deaths attributed to COVID-19 locally and statewide some people are wondering what factors go into determining that a death is a COVID-19 death.

This comes as local health departments are measuring mortality to better understand the state of the pandemic.

"It's really important to know how bad the disease really is so that's why the numbers are really important to find out," said Dr. Henning Ansorg, Santa Barbara County Health Officer.

Dr. Ansorg explains that dying with COVID-19 and dying of COVID-19 are not the same.

"You can die from a different condition and just by accident also have had a positive COVID test. It is pretty rare but it does happen," Dr. Ansorg said.

According to NBC affiliate KGW in Oregon, if you die in a car crash in that state and previously tested positive for COVID-19 that's automatically considered a COVID-19 death.
 

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- With an increase in deaths attributed to COVID-19 locally and statewide some people are wondering what factors go into determining that a death is a COVID-19 death.

This comes as local health departments are measuring mortality to better understand the state of the pandemic.

"It's really important to know how bad the disease really is so that's why the numbers are really important to find out," said Dr. Henning Ansorg, Santa Barbara County Health Officer.

Dr. Ansorg explains that dying with COVID-19 and dying of COVID-19 are not the same.

"You can die from a different condition and just by accident also have had a positive COVID test. It is pretty rare but it does happen," Dr. Ansorg said.

According to NBC affiliate KGW in Oregon, if you die in a car crash in that state and previously tested positive for COVID-19 that's automatically considered a COVID-19 death.

A person has asthma. How long will they live, 5 years, 10 years, 40 years? Along comes Covid and they're dead in 4 days. What did they die from?

I call bullshit in the Covid car crash example.
 

LA Burns

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I have asthma

not sure how long I will live, but confident that if I contract Covid I will not die

I would actually be willing to contract it on purpose to find out
 

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again, no one from sports has gotten seriously ill from being infected


so not sure I understand your point


His point is that he has another reason to call someone a crap name and bash them because it makes him feel like a real man. That is the point. Emailing him Jack?
 
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