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originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
Thanks I do my best got to keep a clear head in a "crisis"
Of course it helps that I like research and am stuck indoors with plenty of time!
a reply to: EnigmaChaser
originally posted by: payta
a reply to: EnigmaChaser
I'm not trying to debunk anything here, just trying to find a nuanced understanding of the whole thing.
What do you make of hospitals stretched too thin to cope with the amount of patients? Or the inability to properly dispose the bodies of the deceased?
I mean, seriously, what do we make of it? How does that fit into the whole situation. I don't believe it isn't happening, just because it's not happenning on my doorstep doesnt mean it's not real. There non-hegemonic sources where you can find evidence of these situations. I live in fairly rural town, so there are no problems here, and probably we wont have the amount of infected of a megacity.
So if the numbers do add up, and this is not as massive and deathly as they are trying to make it look, why are health systems all over the world having such a hard time dealing with it?
And yeah, I do understand that maybe people collapse everyday on the streets around the world, its just we never filmed it before, but still, what about corps piling up, hospitals being overrun, and people waiting outside hospitals for a bed?
originally posted by: payta
a reply to: EnigmaChaser
I'm not trying to debunk anything here, just trying to find a nuanced understanding of the whole thing.
What do you make of hospitals stretched too thin to cope with the amount of patients? Or the inability to properly dispose the bodies of the deceased?
I mean, seriously, what do we make of it? How does that fit into the whole situation. I don't believe it isn't happening, just because it's not happenning on my doorstep doesnt mean it's not real. There non-hegemonic sources where you can find evidence of these situations. I live in fairly rural town, so there are no problems here, and probably we wont have the amount of infected of a megacity.
So if the numbers do add up, and this is not as massive and deathly as they are trying to make it look, why are health systems all over the world having such a hard time dealing with it?
And yeah, I do understand that maybe people collapse everyday on the streets around the world, its just we never filmed it before, but still, what about corps piling up, hospitals being overrun, and people waiting outside hospitals for a bed?
originally posted by: rikgrimsby
a reply to: Hecate666
I called this out on the 10th of march on my podcast. People are losing their minds and believing what they hear from the media and their governments. Society is being manipulated and gaslighting all the way through this. It's scary how its all happened, but as I've said I think we will be out of lockdown (in the UK) around the end of April mid-May time... End of May at the very latest. I'm more worried what's to come in 5/10 years' time.
originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
There's not a chance in hell I will be getting any vaccine rushed through because of this virus. I don't and won't get the flu vaccine never have...I've seen how poorly it made my dad and my brother
I'm not anti vaxx in anyway but not happy at this development for what could turn out in years to come, to be just a strong flu strain
a reply to: solve
originally posted by: KiwiNite
originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
There's not a chance in hell I will be getting any vaccine rushed through because of this virus. I don't and won't get the flu vaccine never have...I've seen how poorly it made my dad and my brother
I'm not anti vaxx in anyway but not happy at this development for what could turn out in years to come, to be just a strong flu strain
a reply to: solve
If they're all lying who is coordinating it?
originally posted by: KiwiNite
originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
There's not a chance in hell I will be getting any vaccine rushed through because of this virus. I don't and won't get the flu vaccine never have...I've seen how poorly it made my dad and my brother
I'm not anti vaxx in anyway but not happy at this development for what could turn out in years to come, to be just a strong flu strain
a reply to: solve
If they're all lying who is coordinating it?
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: ColoradoJens
...or you do due diligence, write open records requests, prove your 'conspiracy theory' is correct, and the media ignores it.
originally posted by: payta
a reply to: EnigmaChaser
I'm not trying to debunk anything here, just trying to find a nuanced understanding of the whole thing.
What do you make of hospitals stretched too thin to cope with the amount of patients? Or the inability to properly dispose the bodies of the deceased?
I mean, seriously, what do we make of it? How does that fit into the whole situation. I don't believe it isn't happening, just because it's not happenning on my doorstep doesnt mean it's not real. There non-hegemonic sources where you can find evidence of these situations. I live in fairly rural town, so there are no problems here, and probably we wont have the amount of infected of a megacity.
So if the numbers do add up, and this is not as massive and deathly as they are trying to make it look, why are health systems all over the world having such a hard time dealing with it?
And yeah, I do understand that maybe people collapse everyday on the streets around the world, its just we never filmed it before, but still, what about corps piling up, hospitals being overrun, and people waiting outside hospitals for a bed?
Experts said that capacity could easily be reached soon if the virus’ spread continues unabated.
A Los Angeles Times data analysis found that California has 7,200 intensive-care beds across more than 365 hospitals. In total, the state has about 72,000 beds. The Times data analysis shows roughly one intensive-care bed for every 5,500 people in California.
originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: carewemust
And you are saying it is lower. Pot meet kettle.