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No point in taking a does of old folk COVID 19 home to the rest of the family so......
originally posted by: GammaD
a reply to: AaarghZombies
Bitchute has terrible quality control.
LOL that's called free speech, mate. Controlling the quality would mean controlling the source of the speech. Um...that's us. If you don't think there's a vast array of nonsense on Youtube, you haven't been looking. (Which is not a bad thing)
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain
And when you are dying and on your way out the door.
Your pretty much passed or passing "vunerable".
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: andy06shake
I am not saying that they were killed by Midazolam.......
I am talking about putting covid positive people in care homes.
Let that sink in: 42% of all COVID-19 deaths are taking place in facilities that house 0.62% of the U.S. population.
In Minnesota, 81% of all COVID-19 deaths are of nursing home and residential care home residents. The region from the eastern seaboard from Virginia to New Hampshire has been especially hard-hit.
Prior to last week, Ohio reported that 41% of COVID deaths were taking place in long-term care facilities. But updated disclosures last Friday, taking deaths prior to April 15 into account, upped that share to 70%.
There is one silver lining—or perhaps bronze lining—to the COVID long-term care tragedy. The fact that nearly half of all COVID-19 deaths have occurred in long-term care facilities means that the 99.4 percent of the country that doesn’t live in those places is roughly half as likely to die of the disease than we previously thought.
And the reasoning behind you not being able to visit dying relatives was because they thought they may still be infections.