Why keep arguing, NO FALL SOCCER!

full90 said:
which team or club had people come back with it?Without details that’s a pretty big rumor to drop. And how would they know already? You shouldn’t get tested until 6 days after exposure. So if they got home Sunday night they wouldn’t have even tested yet. Let alone tested positive. And if they came home Sunday and felt awful on Monday and got tested and a rapid result they didn’t get covid in Arizona over the weekend.

the argument is still the same: without robust testing by clubs there’s no way of knowing who has it or how prevalent it is.
BUT to say people caught it at a tournament this past weekend is either a lie or a rumor to stir up emotions.
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No team/players came back with it. The dude just like to start shit where there was no shit
 
full90 said:
which team or club had people come back with it?Without details that’s a pretty big rumor to drop. And how would they know already? You shouldn’t get tested until 6 days after exposure. So if they got home Sunday night they wouldn’t have even tested yet. Let alone tested positive. And if they came home Sunday and felt awful on Monday and got tested and a rapid result they didn’t get covid in Arizona over the weekend.

the argument is still the same: without robust testing by clubs there’s no way of knowing who has it or how prevalent it is.
BUT to say people caught it at a tournament this past weekend is either a lie or a rumor to stir up emotions.
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The fifth day is the best day to test, it does not mean you can not test positive sooner.
 
Copa9 said:
The fifth day is the best day to test, it does not mean you can not test positive sooner.
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Labor day is not the first time CA teams went out of state to escape shutdown rules. Not unreasonable for someone to know someone who caught covid in AZ.
 
Halloween and Trick or treat is back on for LA
abc7.com

LA County backs off trick-or-treating ban, but advises strongly against it

Los Angeles County has backed down from its previously-announced ban on trick-or-treating for Halloween amid the coronavirus pandemic, but they still strongly advises against it.
abc7.com abc7.com

Of course with modifications to strongly suggested or advice

There is some news on the school front in LA some districts planning on opening their school facilities for what they call "conditioning" no games until December but at least conditioning or some sort of practice no contact with school teams on site.
 
espola said:
What does that mean?
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It means more than 15, then 40, then 100, then 12,000, then 60,000, then 120,000 and now 200,000 have died. And claiming it was a hoax proved untrue. And then so did claiming it would go away in the summer, or due to a miracle. Then claiming they all really died of heartburn and other stuff didn’t seem very convincing. Then claiming it’s only old people who are dying didn’t exactly generate much support. Then claiming we have herd immunity ended up being bs when people kept dying.

So, because they need another excuse to keep being idiots, they have come up with “people are saying it’s losing power”, as if a virus is a battery.
 
thedudeabides said:
Oh, silly me, I thought this was a soccer site and this was a soccer thread. I could really care less what Arizona does. Arizona is a taker state meaning they take out a lot more from the fed then they put in. They rank in the top ten worst for federal subsidies. California subsidizes states like Arizona.
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Sure they do.
 
A small change today in how data is reported that will further impact the smaller counties. If testing falls below the state average there’s going to be an adjustment upward to reflect a county’s lack of testing irrespective of the real number out of such county. Makes it harder to get down the color scheme. At this point it’s just pretty clear that the goal is to throw up as many obstacles as possible to slow down reopening.
 
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