You can't make this up. Oklahoma tops 180 percent positiivty rate.

So it seems the Republican states which let the virus run free and attenuate naturally are having higher positivity rates, with Oklahoma leading the pack topping out at a whooping 180+ percent points.

positivity rates by state

a reply to: amazingexplorer

Joe, go back and finish your pudding, you know your not allowed to use the nurses phone.

So for every 100 they test they are seeing 180 come back positive? Checks out.

Ok, but cases≠deaths

a reply to: amazingexplorer

Is Dominion now making COVID testing machines?

The sad part is I can't tell from the OP what their take on it is. On one hand I want to say 'bbbut Sweden' and on the other hand I want to say 'bbbbut maths'.

a reply to: amazingexplorer

Do we worry about how many people catch a cold each year?

Or just how many people suffer consequences of that cold?

Who cares about cases, how many deaths?

Why do we forget about science all of the sudden? We know how this works, the majority will have to get it and recover for herd immunity (yes, that's a thing). Cases don't mean #.

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: amazingexplorer

Do we worry about how many people catch a cold each year?

The most accurate estimates put rhinovirus cases at about 1 billion per year in the US. So yeah, rhinovirus absolutely dominates in case count.

originally posted by: amazingexplorer
So it seems the Republican states which let the virus run free and attenuate naturally are having higher positivity rates, with Oklahoma leading the pack topping out at a whooping 180+ percent points.

positivity rates by state

Should you not be getting your 3 booster and prepping for the 4th?

99. X % recovery rate for anyone under 70

Hydroxychloroquine / Ivermectin etc are cheap, effective, actual science to prove said efficacy.

originally posted by: amazingexplorer
So it seems the Republican states which let the virus run free and attenuate naturally are having higher positivity rates, with Oklahoma leading the pack topping out at a whooping 180+ percent points.

positivity rates by state

Wonder what the voter registration data is in the areas of higher infection? 😎

originally posted by: amazingexplorer

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: amazingexplorer

Do we worry about how many people catch a cold each year?

The most accurate estimates put rhinovirus cases at about 1 billion per year in the US. So yeah, rhinovirus absolutely dominates in case count.

Ok.

The common cold is caused by a number of viruses. Corona Virus amongst them.

Again, counting cases (so called positive tests) is doing nothing but fueling their narrative that we're all going to die if we don't get the C-Jab.

"Cases" mean nothing. It's Weasel Words.

a reply to: Halfswede


The extra 80% are the illegals that Biden invited in in the last 6 months.

I suppose.
/s

originally posted by: MykeNukem
Ok.

The common cold is caused by a number of viruses. Corona Virus amongst them.

Again, counting cases (so called positive tests) is doing nothing but fueling their narrative that we're all going to die if we don't get the C-Jab.

"Cases" mean nothing. It's Weasel Words.

Cases is what the government uses to justify emergency powers to stay authoritarian above the law and checks and balances.

originally posted by: everyone
a reply to: Halfswede


The extra 80% are the illegals that Biden invited in in the last 6 months.

I suppose.
/s

Makes you wonder.

a reply to: MykeNukem

Do we worry about how many people catch a cold each year?

Or just how many people suffer consequences of that cold?

Who cares about cases, how many deaths?

While this is not a cold, thats is my thought, as of late, what are the consequences ..I really don't know the answer.

Maybe it's like the 10 million who voted for Biden 8 times?

originally posted by: amazingexplorer
So it seems the Republican states which let the virus run free and attenuate naturally are having higher positivity rates, with Oklahoma leading the pack topping out at a whooping 180+ percent points.

positivity rates by state

Wow this would be something you'd see on the Onion and the Babylon Bee and laugh.

But the people who believe it have to be total morons with zero education. Beyond 100% is impossible unless, UNLESS someone is cooking the books who is also a statistical moron.

originally posted by: vonclod
a reply to: MykeNukem

Do we worry about how many people catch a cold each year?

Or just how many people suffer consequences of that cold?

Who cares about cases, how many deaths?

While this is not a cold, thats is my thought, as of late, what are the consequences ..I really don't know the answer.

It is from the "family" of "cold" viruses. That's all I mean.

Same, I'm not seeing that the consequences justify the actions they are taking.

Protect the old and vulnerable, people in high risk groups. Like we used to do when we followed science and not narratives.

Did they increase the sensitivity in the PCR tests in certain states again?

This plandemic would have been over long ago if they wouldn't have suppressed working treatments instead of pushing the VAXX. Natural immunity is superior to any mRNA VAXX.

It's over in Sweden and they have the lowest vaccination rate.

what's it cost for a 'take from home' test?

I'd like to see how many of my computers test positive.

I'd spend a hundred bucks on tests if I could test ten random things.... just for fun.