volfanhill
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Total cases is a terrible metric to use to compare. The standards are very different. What tests are considered? How effective are the tests? Who is getting tested? Are they based on unique individuals? Or can an individual test positive multiple times?Le sigh. Such a great tactic. Ignore previously presented information in the hope that your opponent grows tired of making the same argument.
EU 25.4 million tests. Notice that this includes several non EU states in Europe.
Europe: coronavirus testing by country | Statista
America 33.6 million tests.
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
So despite being 100 million larger than us (+27%) they are doing 8 million less (-25%) testing than us.
I also havent seen if they are reporting positives like we are or having the same issues.
Should u just go ahead and add this to my multi quote for the next time I have to present it?
I guess the numbers will change over time. So it will be worth refreshing to work with actual numbers and not assumptions like some.
It's still, far and away, in both country's best interests to never engage in a military conflictThey’ve never hidden their agenda, which is to engage the US militarily at some point. They state that in all of their military literature and teach their soldiers that we are their number 1 enemy. We’ve underestimated their agenda.
Total cases is a terrible metric to use to compare. The standards are very different. What tests are considered? How effective are the tests? Who is getting tested? Are they based on unique individuals? Or can an individual test positive multiple times?
Deaths is a very defined metric. You’re either dead or not. The US topped out at 8 deaths per million on 5/7 and are currently at 1 death per million. The EU topped out at 64 deaths per million on 4/13 and are currently at 1.3 deaths per million.
F it. Let’s all stay home and wear masks for 30 days. I wonder what the next thing would be after that because the virus would still be around.I don't care who says it, I will never wear a mask
F it. Let’s all stay home and wear masks for 30 days. I wonder what the next thing would be after that because the virus would still be around.
Does anyone on here even disagree that the virus will have to run its course? I assume not. We can’t stop it. So why not get this over with if it has to happen at some point?
Eventually we will all come into contact with the virus. It is getting a little close to my family. My wife's cousin brought it home to his mom who is in her 70"s. He got it from work and was asymptomatic, She was on the verge of death for about 20 days. My niece works in Pigeon Forge is being tested right now because a cook where she works tested positive. A guy that I work with told me his adult daughter tested positive last Tuesday. He has been tested and was negative.She works in a local restaurant. She only felt sick enough to let her employer know and only felt that way for a few hours.
How close to home is it getting for y'all.
Also, All of the people that I mentioned wear a mask.
15 days to flatten the curve, I’m sure you remember thatF it. Let’s all stay home and wear masks for 30 days. I wonder what the next thing would be after that because the virus would still be around.
Does anyone on here even disagree that the virus will have to run its course? I assume not. We can’t stop it. So why not get this over with if it has to happen at some point?