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Democrat Mayor Who Outlawed Indoor Dining Caught Dining Inside For Himself
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meltzerboy2
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Is the town or city in Maryland where the mayor was dining a hot spot? And was the restaurant operating illegally against the orders of its mayor and governor?
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Cathoholic
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A “hotspot” according to who?
Do you think viruses follow executive orders?
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meltzerboy2
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A hotspot according to the rising number of cases and deaths. You don’t believe in the reliability of the statistics that are collected?
If the viruses are Republicans they surely do NOT follow executive orders, whereas Democratic viruses are more likely to. Don’t you believe there are some cities that have more cases and deaths than others, so that restaurants in those cities should avoid indoor dining until the percentage of cases declines?
If the viruses are Republicans they surely do NOT follow executive orders, whereas Democratic viruses are more likely to. Don’t you believe there are some cities that have more cases and deaths than others, so that restaurants in those cities should avoid indoor dining until the percentage of cases declines?
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Cathoholic
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meltzerboy2 . . .
What is the concentration of cases?
Even if not, SHOULD he be chalked-up as a corona virus death in the “statistics”??)
Don Jr. Tweeting this out awhile back to make fun of CNN’s hysterics in this area . . .
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Do you think a guy dying of alcohol toxicity (BAC of about .55) with corona qualifies as a corona virus death?
How many cases?
What is the concentration of cases?
Which “statistics”? (Do you think George Floyd died of a corona virus infection melterboy2?
Even if not, SHOULD he be chalked-up as a corona virus death in the “statistics”??)
Don Jr. Tweeting this out awhile back to make fun of CNN’s hysterics in this area . . .
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Do you think a guy dying of alcohol toxicity (BAC of about .55) with corona qualifies as a corona virus death?
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JanR
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One more example of elitist hypocrisy.
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meltzerboy2
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Don Trump Jr can make fun all he wants, but the fact of the matter is that people are continuing to catch the virus, and whether the virus triggered a heart attack or not, people are still dying in large numbers.
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Cathoholic
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So @meltzerboy2, are you saying George Floyd died of corona virus?
Do you think a guy dying of alcohol toxicity (BAC of about .55) with corona qualifies as a corona virus death?
Do you think a guy dying of alcohol toxicity (BAC of about .55) with corona qualifies as a corona virus death?
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meltzerboy2
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To my thinking, only if the virus triggered death by heart attack or stroke or pneumonia and so on, can one say that the death was caused by the virus. So if someone is dying of alcohol toxicity then the alcohol is the cause of death, not the coronavirus, which also happens to be there. Isn’t that the way the cases are reported by most measures?
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F_Marturana
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That’s a pretty loathsome joke for Don Jr. to make.
I wonder if Hart Island is visible from Trump Links?
I wonder if Hart Island is visible from Trump Links?
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F_Marturana
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The CDC reported that 9,000 deaths occurred and listed covid as the sole cause of death.
Other death certificates show covid + some other comorbidity. Covid + pneumonia, covid + respiratory distress.
It’s similar to when AIDS patients contracted Karposi Sarcoma, a rare deadly form of cancer triggered by HIV. The cancer is fatal, but AIDS was the trigger. If the patient hadn’t contracted HIV they would not have contracted Karposi Sarcoma.
Other death certificates show covid + some other comorbidity. Covid + pneumonia, covid + respiratory distress.
It’s similar to when AIDS patients contracted Karposi Sarcoma, a rare deadly form of cancer triggered by HIV. The cancer is fatal, but AIDS was the trigger. If the patient hadn’t contracted HIV they would not have contracted Karposi Sarcoma.
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7_Sorrows
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I thought pneumonia and respiratory distress were results of the progression in the critical
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cases of covid - 19?
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F_Marturana
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That’s how it progresses, yes.
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Cathoholic
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Melterboy2 . . .
how death certificates or “cases” are being signed off,
except by the many that have been admonished and corrected publicly.
The “numbers” you are believing are bogus.
“How bogus”?
We have no idea at this point.
We just know they are bogus.
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We have very little idea
how death certificates or “cases” are being signed off,
except by the many that have been admonished and corrected publicly.
The “numbers” you are believing are bogus.
“How bogus”?
We have no idea at this point.
We just know they are bogus.
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Cathoholic
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F_Marturana . . .
Don Jr. is right-on here.
The rhetorical device is against the people signing out bogus death certificates to artificially inflate corona virus death numbers. (Not against patients.)
Don Jr. is right-on here.
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Zzyzx_Road
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I’ll second this one.
It really is happening in at least one hospital I know about first hand through a friend who works there and it is all about the money. Hospitals are getting extra money from the government for Covid deaths and they are all over it, marking as many deaths Covid as they can get away with. Especially when their cash flow was very severely impacted by the months of little to no elective visits or procedures.
Anyway, this is another great “do as I say, not as I do” example.
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Cathoholic
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Zzyzx_Road . . .
We have a family friend who is a administrative nurse and she told us they were encouraged to sign patients in and out as corona virus patients (live or die) if possible as the reimbusement is significantly improved.
Many of these “corona” patients have never been laboratory verified. It has presumed “corona” based upon clinical presentation in many cases. At least earlier in the pandemic.
The problem with that is there is significant clinical overlap with many other diseases so this may or may not be accurate in a given patient.
The hospital for all practical purposes was quasi shut-down due to the ridiculous panic of the left.
Yes you are on to something.
We have a family friend who is a administrative nurse and she told us they were encouraged to sign patients in and out as corona virus patients (live or die) if possible as the reimbusement is significantly improved.
Many of these “corona” patients have never been laboratory verified. It has presumed “corona” based upon clinical presentation in many cases. At least earlier in the pandemic.
The problem with that is there is significant clinical overlap with many other diseases so this may or may not be accurate in a given patient.
That’s correct too. I was in a hospital in the middle of all of this for my own health issues and many of the halls were dark and completely empty.
The hospital for all practical purposes was quasi shut-down due to the ridiculous panic of the left.
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Annie
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This is tricky. Suppose I (unintentionally, of course!) shoot someone in the toe, but he has hemophilia so he bleeds to death.
Did he die of hemophilia or a gunshot wound?
Suppose he didn’t have hemophilia but was still alive only because of previous medical intervention for his heart condition, and he died of a heart attack after I shot his toe?
If someone has co-morbidities and therefore is more greatly affected by the virus, then he dies… of what does he die? If it was respiratory? If it was unrelated but he died sooner because he was weakened by the virus?
So overall, the guy who “had” the virus but no symptoms who died in a motorcycle clearly should not have been listed as a virus death, but I can see the difficulties in some situations.
Did he die of hemophilia or a gunshot wound?
Suppose he didn’t have hemophilia but was still alive only because of previous medical intervention for his heart condition, and he died of a heart attack after I shot his toe?
If someone has co-morbidities and therefore is more greatly affected by the virus, then he dies… of what does he die? If it was respiratory? If it was unrelated but he died sooner because he was weakened by the virus?
So overall, the guy who “had” the virus but no symptoms who died in a motorcycle clearly should not have been listed as a virus death, but I can see the difficulties in some situations.
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7_Sorrows
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So those should be deaths from coronavirus then in my opinion.
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