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scroll up, you don't think biden was full on lied about rejecting test kits.
Some data on Covid-19 and why we're not over reacting...
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do you disagree that biden lied when he said WHO offered test kits? If the answer is no, then theres no room to talk. im not going to go through all your posts, but i remember you did say trump dragged his feet with tests, then more recently admitted that it was CDC was the deciding factor of using their own tests that turned out to be faulty. so you can ignore your lies or misinformation, I say ignorance, but the fact is CDC made that decision on making their own tests, WHO never offered test kits, trump was not at fault according to Dr. Fauci, and this is no where near dangerous as you thought.
The hits just keep on coming --
“It’s not a concern,” Spell said of the virus. “The virus, we believe, is politically motivated. We hold our religious rights dear and we are going to assemble no matter what someone says.”
www.wafb.com
“It’s not a concern,” Spell said of the virus. “The virus, we believe, is politically motivated. We hold our religious rights dear and we are going to assemble no matter what someone says.”
Baton Rouge area pastor defies governor, welcomes large gathering into church service
The pastor of a Louisiana church who says he believes the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is “politically motivated” defied government orders and welcomed hundreds of people into his church service Tuesday evening (March 17).
www.wafb.com
That's your best shot at "you and Messy believed WHO offered U.S. Test kits"?
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Ill give you a chance to redeem yourself right now. Did Joe Biden tell the truth when he said Donald Trump Rejected test kits from WHO?
You probably wont give an answer, I understand. It must be embarrassing to be wrong. I'll wait for you to change the topic, spin this, or give an excuse.
A Japan developed anti-viral is "clearly effective" in fighting coronavirus. A couple of articles linked below.
"Researchers also found that the lung condition improved in about 91 percent of the patients who were given the medicine, compared to 62 percent of those who didn’t take it"
nypost.com
"Patients in Shenzhen who had tested positive for COVID-19 and who were given the drug got a negative virus test back four days later, as a median (half showed a negative test earlier and half later than four days). That was compared with a negative test about 11 days later, as a median, for patients not on the drug, according to news reports. In that same trial, lung conditions (as shown in X-rays) improved in about 91% of patients taking Favipiravir, compared with just 62% who weren't taking the antiviral drug.
In the Wuhan trial, the drug also seemed to shorten the duration of a patient's fever from an average of 4.2 days to 2.5 days, according to Pharmaceutical Technology."
www.livescience.com
"Researchers also found that the lung condition improved in about 91 percent of the patients who were given the medicine, compared to 62 percent of those who didn’t take it"
Japanese flu drug ‘clearly effective’ in treating coronavirus, officials say
Medical authorities in China said they tested the antiviral drug favipiravir on 340 patients and found it reduces recovery time and improves lung condition of patients, according to the Guardian.
nypost.com
"Patients in Shenzhen who had tested positive for COVID-19 and who were given the drug got a negative virus test back four days later, as a median (half showed a negative test earlier and half later than four days). That was compared with a negative test about 11 days later, as a median, for patients not on the drug, according to news reports. In that same trial, lung conditions (as shown in X-rays) improved in about 91% of patients taking Favipiravir, compared with just 62% who weren't taking the antiviral drug.
In the Wuhan trial, the drug also seemed to shorten the duration of a patient's fever from an average of 4.2 days to 2.5 days, according to Pharmaceutical Technology."
Flu drug used in Japan shows promise in treating COVID-19
Doctors find "clear evidence" it improves coronavirus symptoms.
haha! As I was reading Messy's post with all the Trump statements on coronavirus I thought "I wonder which Democrat The Outlaw will cite in his reply as a whataboutism deflection." I knew you would have no response except to deflect. So predictable.
Who on this forum knows someone who has tested positive for coronavirus? A co-worker of mine (who works from home) just tested positive and I wanted to share his symptoms. It started out as a bad headache, then progressed to "the worst chills I've ever had" with a fever of about 101. He had no cough but a slight tight feeling in his chest. He has been sick for a little less than a week and is feeling much better now. He is in his 30's and reasonably good health. Not posting this as any sort of political statement or any stance on how serious the virus is one way or the other. Just for information.
Personally I think the death rate will end up about .1% overall. But the death rate for the elderly is much higher as well as those with compromised immune systems, and that is why we need to slow the spread.
To those who think this is overblown, think of it this way. The scarier part of this virus is how quickly it is spreading and how contagious it is. Next time--and there will be a next time--we may end up with something much deadlier and just as contagious. So while the closures may seem overkill to some, the way I'm thinking about it is this is a great way to learn how to stop the spread. It could end up helping us when we get something far more deadly.
Personally I think the death rate will end up about .1% overall. But the death rate for the elderly is much higher as well as those with compromised immune systems, and that is why we need to slow the spread.
To those who think this is overblown, think of it this way. The scarier part of this virus is how quickly it is spreading and how contagious it is. Next time--and there will be a next time--we may end up with something much deadlier and just as contagious. So while the closures may seem overkill to some, the way I'm thinking about it is this is a great way to learn how to stop the spread. It could end up helping us when we get something far more deadly.
Louisiana pastor holds church service for over 300 people, defying governor's coronavirus ban
The Louisiana pastor said, "The virus, we believe, is politically motivated. We hold our religious rights dear and we are going to assemble no matter what someone says."
www.cbsnews.com
Mostly false.
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You should know nononono.
Was it the guy who said "We have the best numbers"?
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Same guy that said he didn't want that cruise ship to dock because, "I like the numbers where they are. I don't want them to double because of one cruise ship."
A link passed by a friend --
www.nytimes.com
Video: Opinion | The President Is Lying About Coronavirus
Donald Trump’s claims about the pandemic have been at odds with the information shared by his public health advisors. Take a look.