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Tuesday, 04/28/2020 6:52:29 AM

Tuesday, April 28, 2020 6:52:29 AM

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How can anyone say such a thing in the face of the numbers dying and hospitals collapsing not just the U.S., but Italy, Spain, United Kingdom and other countries all with the same in common - too little action too late!




They are seeing that the Covid flu isnt much different than the common flu,in its effects. The data is showing there must be some other reason why government issued such a total lock down.



Well it takes:

1.) a bit of updated statistics (one must have an accurate denominator to determine an accurate percentage)

“At the time of the study, Santa Clara county had 1,094 confirmed cases of Covid-19, resulting in 50 deaths. But based on the rate of participants who have antibodies, the study estimates it is likely that between 48,000 and 81,000 people had been infected in Santa Clara county by early April.
That also means coronavirus is potentially much less deadly to the overall population than initially thought. As of Tuesday, the US’s coronavirus death rate was 4.1% and Stanford researchers said their findings show a death rate of just 0.12% to 0.2%.”

“The death rate from seasonal flu is typically around 0.1% in the U.S., according to The New York Times. “

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/17/antibody-study-suggests-coronavirus-is-far-more-widespread-than-previously-thought


2.) a bit of logic (what vaccines are designed to do)

Vaccines take some full or partial form of the targeted virus and give it to a population to get them to build antibodies.....so if a population gets the antibodies by getting a mild form of the virus, that accomplishes the exact same thing. Most vaccines warn that a side effect is you might develop a “mild” form of the disease and some apparently actually cause the real disease.

“Also, if the virus is not properly attenuated or inactivated, it can actually cause disease and spread in the population. (This happens with polio, unfortunately. A story in The Scientist describes how vaccine-derived polio viruses are causing polio outbreaks in Africa.)”

https://www.acsh.org/news/2020/02/26/how-make-coronavirus-vaccine-14595

Also provided that a vaccine for C19 can even be developed, it would either have to be deployed untested or many months or years from now. So could the worlds food supply and distribution network survive that long under draconian lockdowns?
How many will starve or end up addicted to drug because they lost their entire livelihood?

Look at the “flattening the curve” graph.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=virus+flattening+the+curve&t=fpas&ia=images&iax=images&iai=https%3A%2F%2F1.bp.blogspot.com%2F-XEFKVm4BaBQ%2FXmfxwZdfwUI%2FAAAAAAAAGao%2Fy5MbV1aR15wmPUl0J5CQ4BLZBkhsaPpXgCLcBGAsYHQ%2Fs1600%2Fflattening%252Bthe%252Bcurve.jpg

First do you notice that the flatter “the curve” actually is, the longer it lasts?
Do you notice the “healthcare system capacity” line on the graph?
That should tell you that the goal is not to reduce the cases to zero. The goal is to prevent the cases from all occurring at once so the severe cases who need medical assistance can get a bed in a hospital.

So unless you are hoping for a vaccine, completely locking everyone down is actually counterproductive. If you could completely prevent every single person from getting it, then all you have done is put yourself back exactly where you started. No one has immunity and the the second you lift quarantine there is nothing to slow down the spread.

3.) an understanding of human nature.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely. And if you want to find out someone’s true personality, put them in charge. Frequently “politicians” have almost zero understand of the subjects they are put in charge of and some are even known for never letting a good crisis go to waste without either seizing more power or money.

Cheers F1



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