Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[MontyPython]

Quite a juvenile outlook. Doesnt work that simply.

Oh, yeah? Do tell...

 

[volbeast33]

No, dude, the pandemic is costing people their livelihood. When the pandemic is over, people can regain their livelihood. When people die during the pandemic, not so much.

Money comes and goes. Jobs and businesses come and go. People are more important than stuff. And that is what this all boils down to.

That is your personal value that you put on things..... you can certainly not work.... not go to restaurants.... not go to games..... never ever leave the house if you so desire...... I should be able to make the choice that is best for personal existence.

 

[Boston Vol]

 

[MontyPython]

That is your personal value that you put on things..... you can certainly not work.... not go to restaurants.... not go to games..... never ever leave the house if you so desire...... I should be able to make the choice that is best for personal existence.

No, because during a pandemic, other people's behavior can adversely affect (Read: Kill) us all. You are no more or less important than everyone else.

 

[volbeast33]

No, because during a pandemic, other people's behavior can adversely affect (Read: Kill) us all. You are no more or less important than everyone else.

My behavior cannot kill anyone...... there is absolutely zero need to be near anyone. Protect yourself and you don’t have to worry about anyone else

 

[rjd970]

What is the narrative Travis is selling? That CV19 is, essentially, no big deal... yes, people are becoming infected, but that it's no big deal and very few people die. Now if you can't connect the dots on how people are going to die because of this, well... [insert Darwinism].

Travis is a counterweight to the main media narrative, nothing more. The media is clearly overhyping this and Travis is clearly underhyping it.

Pinning your perspective solely on what either is saying is wrong.

 

[Mick]

Meanwhile in NYC.

NYC reports first day in months without single coronavirus death: report

 

[Boston Vol]

Meanwhile in NYC.

NYC reports first day in months without single coronavirus death: report

So in two places, with combined populations of over 27 million, only 45 people died. Sounds like good news.

 

[allvol123]

Oh, yeah? Do tell...

You cant wreck the worlds largest economy and believe it will be as simple as jobs come and go. It would be an economic Chernobyl except that it would affect the entire world, not just us.

Poverty leads to shorter lifespans.

 

[MontyPython]

Travis is a counterweight to the main media narrative, nothing more. The media is clearly overhyping this and Travis is clearly underhyping it.

Pinning your perspective solely on what either is saying is wrong.

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

 

[davethevol]

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

You keep posting these stupid analogies, and they never get any less stupid.

 

[MontyPython]

You cant wreck the worlds largest economy and believe it will be as simple as jobs come and go. It would be an economic Chernobyl except that it would affect the entire world, not just us.

Poverty leads to shorter lifespans.

Did you not survive the "Great Recession"? Did our nation's economy disappear?

Jobs come and go. Yes, it's that simple.

Death from CV19 leads to a shorter lifespan than poverty.

 

[rjd970]

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

Ditto with MSNBC and CNN.

 

[allvol123]

Did you not survive the "Great Recession"? Did our nation's economy disappear?

Jobs come and go. Yes, it's that simple.

Death from CV19 leads to a shorter lifespan than poverty.

This is nothing like the Great Recession. Did we print 10 trillion dollars in 3 months to keep people afloat during the GR? No.

The average age of death from covid 19 is someone that has already lived past average life expectancy. So your last sentence is completely false.

 

[MontyPython]

You keep posting these stupid analogies, and they never get any less stupid.

Anytime you'd like to spar with me, Junior, have at it. Til then, hold my beer.

 

[hog88]

New Shot Could Prevent Coronavirus: Why Feds And Pharma Don’t Want To Talk About It

No money in it so no interest.

 

[Wireless1]

Clay cherry-picking data, again. You can tell he's getting his marching orders from Fox News.

Clay marches to his own beat, it's all over the place but definitely his own.

 

[0nelilreb]

No, because during a pandemic, other people's behavior can adversely affect (Read: Kill) us all. You are no more or less important than everyone else.

Not if you self quarantine, wear your little mask and stay at least 6ft away from everybody . That’s on you . Stop relying on others to keep yourself healthy . Seems kinda dumb to me . Oh did you send that $50 to St. Jude in my name yet from the bet ?

 

[0nelilreb]

Anytime you'd like to spar with me, Junior, have at it. Til then, hold my beer.

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Why doesn’t he have a mask on , he could possibly kill my grandmother spewing that Covid all over the place .

 

[FLVOL_79]

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

heart has valves..engine has valves.

Analogy destroyed.

 

[VolnJC]

Meanwhile in NYC.

NYC reports first day in months without single coronavirus death: report

They probably ran out of nursing home residents to kill..they still have more deaths than all the Southern states combined

 

[Boston Vol]

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

Well hopefully you weren’t listening to most of the mainstream media who spent the first couple of months of the pandemic telling us that it was overblown and that masks weren’t an effective way of slowing the spread.

 

[LouderVol]

No, dude, the pandemic is costing people their livelihood. When the pandemic is over, people can regain their livelihood. When people die during the pandemic, not so much.

Money comes and goes. Jobs and businesses come and go. People are more important than stuff. And that is what this all boils down to.

Lol.

No, dude, the pandemic is costing people their livelihood. When the pandemic is over, people can regain their livelihood. When people die during the pandemic, not so much.

Money comes and goes. Jobs and businesses come and go. People are more important than stuff. And that is what this all boils down to.

No the pandemic isnt. The pandemic isnt killing anywhere close to the number of people that it would take to effect our economy. Or sending to the hospital.

It's obvious the pandemic isnt responsible because of how targeted the government shut downs have been. A real disaster wouldnt have been picky on what businesses got shut down. Places that serve/sell food we be shut down at a much higher rate if this was a natural disaster. Instead of a purely random shut down, we have targeted.

 

[evillawyer]

Listening to Travis about CV19 is akin to listening to your mechanic's advice about your heart condition.

He had a classic one yesterday. After Florida totally blew the record for positive tests in a day out of the water he responded by noting the percent positive was "only" 11 percent.

 

[LouderVol]

No, because during a pandemic, other people's behavior can adversely affect (Read: Kill) us all. You are no more or less important than everyone else.

I could always kill other people.

If I were to text and drive, drink and drive. Get the flu and pass it to someone else. Or any communicable disease.

I had mengitus in the past, I could theoretically spread that to other people.

Risk is always out there.