All will go well for all us soon. Thanks for sharing the truth about your family bro. Were all in these together, jab or no jab. I honestly do not care if you wear a mask to feel safer. By the way Mars, what did you do when you turned 18? I will share what I did if you share first. Cool? Anyone else want to share what they did on their 18th bday?
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This is a step in the right direction but two years late. So many of us on here so what was going on with "died with Covid" and "died because of covid." We all know now that no kids died because they contacted the Covid and then just had a heart attack and died. No way!!! We do know of kids who got the jab and then died because of the jab or got Myocarditis or Bells Palsy and lost the use of half their face. That is a fact. It's good to see NY changing the story of the truth.
NY makes major adjustment to COVID hospitalization reporting during omicron surge
Gov. Hochul says she wants to 'always be honest with New Yorkers about how bad this is'
"So we're looking at a critical moment, but we're going to start asking some questions. We talked about the hospitalizations. I have always wondered, we're looking at the hospitalizations of people testing positive in a hospital," Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul said Monday. "Is that person in the hospital because of COVID or did they show up there and are routinely tested and showing positive and they may have been asymptomatic or even just had the sniffles."
"Someone is in a car accident, they go to the emergency room, they test positive for COVID while they're there. They're not there being treated for COVID."
Hospitals must now clarify if patients with the virus came to the hospital due to symptoms of COVID or because of some other ailment.
((Remember this two years ago? Car accident dude comes into ER on life support and dies in the hospital? Then they tested him with the fake PCR test and dude was counted as a Covid death? We all remember. This is how folks lie to make buck and get what they want)).
NY makes major adjustment to COVID hospitalization reporting during omicron surge
Gov. Hochul says she wants to 'always be honest with New Yorkers about how bad this is'
"So we're looking at a critical moment, but we're going to start asking some questions. We talked about the hospitalizations. I have always wondered, we're looking at the hospitalizations of people testing positive in a hospital," Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul said Monday. "Is that person in the hospital because of COVID or did they show up there and are routinely tested and showing positive and they may have been asymptomatic or even just had the sniffles."
"Someone is in a car accident, they go to the emergency room, they test positive for COVID while they're there. They're not there being treated for COVID."
Hospitals must now clarify if patients with the virus came to the hospital due to symptoms of COVID or because of some other ailment.
((Remember this two years ago? Car accident dude comes into ER on life support and dies in the hospital? Then they tested him with the fake PCR test and dude was counted as a Covid death? We all remember. This is how folks lie to make buck and get what they want)).
Thanks….
Actually, the weird costume for plague doctors made sense back then. It warned other people to stay away from those who go near the disease.
Who would have ever thought that there is a meaningful difference with being hospitalized because of Covid versus with Covid? What a wild concept.
Anthony Fauci Downplays Child COVID Hospitalizations Hitting Record High
Fauci said there is a distinction between the number of children in hospital with the virus and those who are there "because of COVID."
www.newsweek.com
Who would have ever thought that there is a meaningful difference with being hospitalized because of Covid versus with Covid? What a wild concept.
Anthony Fauci Downplays Child COVID Hospitalizations Hitting Record High
Fauci said there is a distinction between the number of children in hospital with the virus and those who are there "because of COVID."
I remember someone on these forums thought it was a conspiracy theory and told us all we were full of s for believing this?
I remember the same individual challenged the notion that kids were struggling.
No Way to Grow Up (Published 2022)
For the past two years, Americans have accepted more harm to children in exchange for less harm to adults.
You just don't understand, "things change", who could have ever predicted this?I remember someone on these forums thought it was a conspiracy theory and told us all we were full of s for believing this?
I remember the same individual challenged the notion that kids were struggling.
No Way to Grow Up (Published 2022)
For the past two years, Americans have accepted more harm to children in exchange for less harm to adults.www.nytimes.com
They flip so fast I can;t keep up. My head is spinning backwards right now. They flip and then they flop!!Who would have ever thought that there is a meaningful difference with being hospitalized because of Covid versus with Covid? What a wild concept.
Anthony Fauci Downplays Child COVID Hospitalizations Hitting Record High
Fauci said there is a distinction between the number of children in hospital with the virus and those who are there "because of COVID."
Desert Hound
DA
And the tide keeps on turning.
Suddenly people are realizing you have to live with it.
www.ft.com
Suddenly people are realizing you have to live with it.
The world must learn to live with Covid this year
There is a good chance the global impact of coronavirus will ease
www.ft.com
Covid policy has been a circle jerk at a shit show inside a dumpster fire.
And the tide keeps on turning.
Suddenly people are realizing you have to live with it.
The world must learn to live with Covid this year
There is a good chance the global impact of coronavirus will ease
Can’t wait to hear @espola ’s retort to this one. But in all fairness, he doesn’t have young kids (according to him they are adults). Which does make you wonder why he spends so much time interjecting his opinion on a YOUTH soccer forum.I remember someone on these forums thought it was a conspiracy theory and told us all we were full of s for believing this?
I remember the same individual challenged the notion that kids were struggling.
No Way to Grow Up (Published 2022)
For the past two years, Americans have accepted more harm to children in exchange for less harm to adults.
Partially filling a memory hole --
www.chron.com
In Denver, in late November 1918, an "amusement" lobby - businesses and leaders invested in keeping theaters, movie houses, pool halls and other public venues open - successfully pressured the mayor and public health officials to rescind and then revise a closure order. This, in turn, generated what the Rocky Mountain News called "almost indescribable confusion," followed by widespread public defiance of mask and other public health prescriptions.
In San Francisco, where resistance was generally less successful than in Denver, there was significant buy-in for a second round of masking and public health mandates in early 1919 during a new surge. But opposition created an issue. An Anti-Mask League formed, and public defiance became more pronounced. Eventually anti-maskers and an improving epidemic situation combined to end the "masked" city's second round of mask and public health mandates.
The takeaway: Fatigue and removing mitigation methods made things worse. Public officials needed to safeguard the public good, even if that meant unpopular moves.
The 1918 flu is even more relevant in 2022 thanks to omicron
Over the past two years, historians and analysts have compared the coronavirus to the...
www.chron.com
In Denver, in late November 1918, an "amusement" lobby - businesses and leaders invested in keeping theaters, movie houses, pool halls and other public venues open - successfully pressured the mayor and public health officials to rescind and then revise a closure order. This, in turn, generated what the Rocky Mountain News called "almost indescribable confusion," followed by widespread public defiance of mask and other public health prescriptions.
In San Francisco, where resistance was generally less successful than in Denver, there was significant buy-in for a second round of masking and public health mandates in early 1919 during a new surge. But opposition created an issue. An Anti-Mask League formed, and public defiance became more pronounced. Eventually anti-maskers and an improving epidemic situation combined to end the "masked" city's second round of mask and public health mandates.
The takeaway: Fatigue and removing mitigation methods made things worse. Public officials needed to safeguard the public good, even if that meant unpopular moves.
Paywall, so no opinion on the article.
As for this being exclusively a YOUTH soccer forum, I disagree. There are many threads about coaching, refereeing, college soccer, and pro/international soccer, not to mention the deliberately "off-topic" nature of the Off Topic subgroup. I find those much more interesting than an argument about which elite league for girls is best.
So do you receive financial compensation for being a “troll” or is it just a hobby to keep you mentally busy during your retirement?
...and you are posting all this in a thread labeled "Vaccine" in an ad-hoc Covid Forum off-topic subforum. Are you really that dense? Or just putting on an act for your team?
I thought about asking Dominic for a cut based on my level of participation, but he wouldn't even give me a free upgrade.
Partially filling a memory hole --
The 1918 flu is even more relevant in 2022 thanks to omicron
Over the past two years, historians and analysts have compared the coronavirus to the...
In Denver, in late November 1918, an "amusement" lobby - businesses and leaders invested in keeping theaters, movie houses, pool halls and other public venues open - successfully pressured the mayor and public health officials to rescind and then revise a closure order. This, in turn, generated what the Rocky Mountain News called "almost indescribable confusion," followed by widespread public defiance of mask and other public health prescriptions.
In San Francisco, where resistance was generally less successful than in Denver, there was significant buy-in for a second round of masking and public health mandates in early 1919 during a new surge. But opposition created an issue. An Anti-Mask League formed, and public defiance became more pronounced. Eventually anti-maskers and an improving epidemic situation combined to end the "masked" city's second round of mask and public health mandates.
The takeaway: Fatigue and removing mitigation methods made things worse. Public officials needed to safeguard the public good, even if that meant unpopular moves.
Despite searching on google, I have yet to find the "Ode to the Anti-Mask League".
Partially filling a memory hole --
The 1918 flu is even more relevant in 2022 thanks to omicron
Over the past two years, historians and analysts have compared the coronavirus to the...
In Denver, in late November 1918, an "amusement" lobby - businesses and leaders invested in keeping theaters, movie houses, pool halls and other public venues open - successfully pressured the mayor and public health officials to rescind and then revise a closure order. This, in turn, generated what the Rocky Mountain News called "almost indescribable confusion," followed by widespread public defiance of mask and other public health prescriptions.
In San Francisco, where resistance was generally less successful than in Denver, there was significant buy-in for a second round of masking and public health mandates in early 1919 during a new surge. But opposition created an issue. An Anti-Mask League formed, and public defiance became more pronounced. Eventually anti-maskers and an improving epidemic situation combined to end the "masked" city's second round of mask and public health mandates.
The takeaway: Fatigue and removing mitigation methods made things worse. Public officials needed to safeguard the public good, even if that meant unpopular moves.
1. Your article partially answers the memory-hole issue: wartime censorship.
2. Your article points out part of the problem but then fails to address it: fatigue. The fatigue mentioned in 1919 was after less than a year of restrictions. We are going on 2. It just handwaives the issue away with a "suck it up and stop being selfish" message.
3. Your article points out part of the problem comparing 1919 to now: the virus whipped through vulnerable populations and became endemic. One of the things our measures might have done is just postponed certain deaths. The true measure of what we saved would be people who are vaccinated and whose lives were otherwise spared because of the vaccine but that's not, as dad 4 blithely like to claim, everyone who died of corona.
4. This is democracy. The public has some input on the cost/benefit of measures. Public officials in a democracy don't get to ignore those preferences because they think they know better. When they do, as Virginia pointed out, there are consequences.
Desert Hound
DA
You would have to do more than say....LINK?
You know...actually contribute something.
A good start would be to actually take a position on something.
Try it sometime.