Breaking Mask Requirements to Red States

[camille70]

DeWine is supposed to be having a press conference tomorrow at 5:30 Pm here in Ohio. There was supposed to be one today that was canceled. I'm hoping he mandates masks statewide, our rates are going up. Right now you only have to do it if your county has a certain rate of infection,.

 

[Sparagmos]

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[Sparagmos]

Pretty much...and understanding the leakage of the mask and the employees being in the store all day...the virus should be spreading like wildfire in the supermarkets.

Yet you said:

It is my opinion that masks don't work.
Part of that is based upon the 40,000 supermarkets in the country and the virus isn't spreading like wildfire in the supermarkets.

 

[Sparagmos]

If you had a common cold in the last decade, chances are you will also test positive for covid 19.

Everyone’s had the common cold in the last decade, yet most COVID tests are negative.

 

[Tom 1]

In support of courageous and patriotic beekeepers everywhere! The sheeple keep believing the lies about bee ‘stings’

 

[LostMarbels]

Everyone’s had the common cold in the last decade, yet most COVID tests are negative.

Were just going to ignore that 'everything is conflated thing' people are talking about... huh?

 

[LostMarbels]

In support of courageous and patriotic beekeepers everywhere! The sheeple keep believing the lies about bee ‘stings’

Bee stings? The reports include 17 other biting insects, from mosquitoes to horse flies, with no delineation in testing relating to what study is what. All of it is in one conglomerate under the category of bee stings. And they are wrapping up common antibody tests in it that could have come from any of the 17 as 'current bee stings.'

 

[Tom 1]

Bee stings? The reports include 17 other biting insects, from mosquitoes to horse flies, with no delineation in testing relating to what study is what. All of it is in one conglomerate under the category of bee stings. And they are wrapping up common antibody tests in it that could have come from any of the 17 as 'current bee stings.'

It’s a joke

 

[LostMarbels]

It’s a joke

I know.

 

[LostMarbels]

Everyone’s had the common cold in the last decade, yet most COVID tests are negative.

It is actually quite interesting that covid-19 test are coming back negative, but coronavirus antibody positives are skyrocketing, and are counted as covid-19.

Even MSNBC is reporting on it now. This is a report on their website. Even the MSM has begun to recognize this.

CDC conflates diagnostic, antibody test data creating 'inaccurate' portrayal of virus

 

[LostMarbels]

 

[loveofourlord]

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Sir I'm a lion and thats the vetrinarians house your pointing at, is more apt.

 

[Sparagmos]

It is actually quite interesting that covid-19 test are coming back negative, but coronavirus antibody positives are skyrocketing, and are counted as covid-19.

Even MSNBC is reporting on it now. This is a report on their website. Even the MSM has begun to recognize this.

CDC conflates diagnostic, antibody test data creating 'inaccurate' portrayal of virus

Changing the subject? How is it that anyone who has had the common cold in the last decade would test positive, yet a majority of tests are negative? Were you mistaken when you said that?

 

[LostMarbels]

Changing the subject? How is it that anyone who has had the common cold in the last decade would test positive, yet a majority of tests are negative? Were you mistaken when you said that?

Your response is either in error, or a straw man. For some reason you included the definitive 'would' in there as if I made a statement.

A simple guess on my part. 20% of those who get a cold are caused by a coronavirus. What percent of the aggregate would that represent after 10 years? 10 years of 20% chance, out of tens of millions every year. And the 10's are the last decade BTW. The current decade is the 20's. That is different from 'in the last 10 years'.

 

[Sparagmos]

Your response is either in error, or a straw man.

A simple guess on my part. 20% of those who get a cold are caused by a coronavirus. What percent of the aggregate would that represent after 10 years? 10 years of 20% chance out of millions every year. And the 10's are the last decade BTW. The current decade is the 20's. That is different from 'in the last 10 years'.

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What does “chances are” mean to you?

 

[Tom 1]

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The government advising people to wear masks is equivalent to sending us all to the slaughter house?

If you look throughout history, life is generally much better for larger numbers of people when lived under a stable government.

 

[Tom 1]

I know.

Aha.

 

[LostMarbels]

What does “chances are” mean to you?

Tacos... definitely tacos.

That is an idiom. Might try your search engine if you are having difficulties.

 

[LostMarbels]

The government advising people to wear masks is equivalent to sending us all to the slaughter house?

Talking about the issue is like cows blowing off the slaughterhouse as nonsense. It is literally right there if one looks.

If you look throughout history, life is generally much better for larger numbers of people when lived under a stable government.

Can you look into world history and find a government that has not turned on its people causing a revolt? How many times have those in power disenfranchised the lower classes for their own gain? But Murica is immune...

 

[LostMarbels]

@Sparagmos

Incidence (annual) of Common cold: 62 million cases (NIAID); 23.6 per 100 (NHIS96); estimated 1 billion colds in the USA annually; Children get 6-10 yearly, adults 2-4 yearly; over 60's less than 1 a year.

So... at estimated 20% of common colds coming from a coronavirus, that means over those 10 years 2,000,000,000 cases of the cold came from one of the 4 coronavirus that infect humans. There is currently 330 million people alive in America. That's six times overkill...

So, if the CDC states they are including these antibodies tests in their covid-19 findings... who in America is likely to not have antibodies present? Taco, almost everyone will test positive.

I cited the stats I'm using directly from the CDC right here.