Latest Coronavirus - Yikes

[The Original Fade]

Lol you couldn’t be more wrong, as usual. Antibodies only last around 3 months. My friend had already gotten it again. I’m on day 21 with lingering issues.

And you don’t know that about the antibodies only lasting 3 months. You’re guessing too.

 

[tn4elvis]

Then you can be sure the article is well sourced and researched, fact based, not based on right wing ideology.

For sure just like the New YorkTimes.

 

[CaliVol2009]

And you don’t know that about the antibodies only lasting 3 months. You’re guessing too.

I’m not guessing, my friend had it in March now has contracted it AGAIN. My roommates sister had it in February did antibody test after recovering and had antibodies. She did another antibody test two weeks ago, no antibodies now.

 

[DarkAvenger]

Then you can be sure the article is well sourced and researched, fact based, not based on right wing ideology.

There isn’t a big news Corp that isn’t biased or skewed... this is completely stupid to assume with news journalism today that it isn’t opinionated or slanted to an agenda. Fox, MSNBC, CNN, Washington Post, Breitbart all have agendas... Hell KNS has an agenda against UT.

 

[The Original Fade]

I’m not guessing, my friend had it in March now has contracted it AGAIN. My roommates sister had it in February did antibody test after recovering and had antibodies. She did another antibody test two weeks ago, no antibodies now.

Somebody alert Fauci

 

[Dudleys87]

if the risk is that high why do grade school kids need to be exposed?

If it could get into your eyes wouldn’t many more folks be sick?

It’s getting more and more ridiculous everyday.

 

[CaliVol2009]

Somebody alert Fauci

Lmao, pathetic

 

[Illinoisvolfan2]

You honestly think all these programs can make it through August camp without an outbreak?

Not a snowballs chance. If it can’t be kept out of MLB football has no prayer.

 

[DarkAvenger]

My biggest concern is Trey with his situation. If God forbid the blood clots reformed could the virus have an amplified effect on his condition? I’m not a doctor so I don’t know my head from my ass about it but I do know that I wouldn’t risk his life to watch. I was on pins and needles when he was playing two years ago every time he was slow to get up when it first came about he had blood clots.

 

[Dumbledorange]

Curbing the covid-19 comeback in Europe
German And U.K. Officials Warn Of A Possible New COVID-19 Wave In Europe

Japan Acted Like the Virus Had Gone. Now It’s Spread Everywhere.

 

[Hacksaw]

Good for you. I know several different people who have lost parents, so I'd say our country is much bigger than where you live and those literal hundreds of people.

Yeah, and most of the country is like the area where I live. The majority of cases are in a few high population areas. There has been a lot of mismanagement by the local governments in these areas, including (but not limited to) allowing large numbers of rioters to roam the streets en masse, contrary to established guidelines.

A lot of elderly, who are clearly in the high risk group that should be protected and quarantined, have died -- and sadly, that would include the parents of many people. Many of those deaths have been attributed to the virus despite not being tested. Other deaths have been said to be from the virus and then later turned out to be from other unrelated causes. There is no accurate information I know of that correlates the deaths of aged 80+, 90+ or 100+ "victims" of the virus or the likelihood that they would have died during the past several months, even if the virus never existed.

 

[IPleadInsanity]

Has anyone of the college football player age died or been hospitalized? I am ignorant on this point but it seems relatively the same as the flu for this age group. I recall many times when player had a bad game and we found out later they played with the flu, or right after the flu. I don't see the problem for the players, fans would be more at risk due to age.
That being said college football is not essential. Football is funded from ticket sales and TV revenues. TV can survive and while the local cities would lose revenue from football that money would stay in the fans pockets to be spend on other things and that spending would create new jobs to replace those lost. 1 head football coach = 100 restaurant workers.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

So when/if there's a vaccine, is our illustrious (anti-vaxxer) President gonna step up and get the 1st shot?!?

"When I was growing up, autism wasn't really a factor," Trump told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in 2007. "And now all of a sudden, it's an epidemic … My theory is the shots. We're giving these massive injections at one time, and I really think it does something to the children." He has repeated this theory on Twitter, television, and debate stages. "

Not just a theory, you know it's never been tested giving 8 shots at one time. He's right.

 

[Ghost of Archvol]

All you need to know it's a writer at the Washington Post enough said.

yes, the w.p. with it’s world wide acclaim and all of its accredited journalists. perhaps we should be getting our information from newsmax or maybe even the trump admin. geez.

 

[LTVol]

For sure just like the New YorkTimes.

Exactly

 

[Dudleys87]

Japan Acted Like the Virus Had Gone. Now It’s Spread Everywhere.

I’m sure If this were the case the media would have billboards up by now.

 

[DarkAvenger]

Has anyone of the college football player age died or been hospitalized? I am ignorant on this point but it seems relatively the same as the flu for this age group. I recall many times when player had a bad game and we found out later they played with the flu, or right after the flu. I don't see the problem for the players, fans would be more at risk due to age.
That being said college football is not essential. Football is funded from ticket sales and TV revenues. TV can survive and while the local cities would lose revenue from football that money would stay in the fans pockets to be spend on other things and that spending would create new jobs to replace those lost. 1 head football coach = 100 restaurant workers.

Aside from Trey, I’m not overly concerned with the players. I don’t know why the university doesn’t just mandate virtual classes only, spread the band around the stadium practicing 2x the safe distance protocol so in the event we are playing like **** we can laugh at how off key the band is.

 

[Dudleys87]

And not one rioter, protestor, or other wise has been infected.

Please explain that.

 

[DarkAvenger]

yes, the w.p. with it’s world wide acclaim and all of its accredited journalists. perhaps we should be getting our information from newsmax or maybe even the trump admin. geez.

Reddit is honestly better than all of them. With a little bit of Due diligence you can get a lot better news and information without the ******** from any of the news sites.

 

[Dudleys87]

yes, the w.p. with it’s world wide acclaim and all of its accredited journalists. perhaps we should be getting our information from newsmax or maybe even the trump admin. geez.

Form your own opinion every news outlet has its own agenda and backer who thinks the same.

 

[CaliVol2009]

Has anyone of the college football player age died or been hospitalized? I am ignorant on this point but it seems relatively the same as the flu for this age group. I recall many times when player had a bad game and we found out later they played with the flu, or right after the flu. I don't see the problem for the players, fans would be more at risk due to age.
That being said college football is not essential. Football is funded from ticket sales and TV revenues. TV can survive and while the local cities would lose revenue from football that money would stay in the fans pockets to be spend on other things and that spending would create new jobs to replace those lost. 1 head football coach = 100 restaurant workers.

Ummmm yes, Tennessee has had two athletes hospitalized already.

 

[GordonC]

They are complaining about having to do just that here in my community. The very little respect I had for teachers has dwindled down to zero at this point. Petulant children is how they behave.

What if someone used his/her stimulus check to purchase the following: a decent webcam with built-in microphone, a laser printer/copier/scanner, and a mobile interactive whiteboard to teach from home if necessary?

What if that same person normally spends 90 minutes per day driving to and from his/her school, but there is nothing in the school building there that the person cannot do from his home now?

Let's say a teacher is sick but is required to go to the school building and on that day the teacher conducts his classes from home. Should school systems force the teacher to use a sick day in that situation? Has anybody even asked or tried to provide an answer to that freaking question?

 

[whodatvol]

Oh lordt. Basketball sweat is different than baseball and football.

 

[barknoxbrawler]

The media decides. They choose the people and opinions they want to amplify and the ones they want to ignore.

Sure they do. And everyone knows it but still it doesn’t change. That’s the kicker. The media dangles the worm and everyone, knowing it’s got a #2 hook in it eat it happily everyday.
This is turning political too fast! Go Vols!!!

 

[TheDeeble]

When ever someone says "You just can't make this stuff up."...

I mean really.... just "packed" in there. How could you could you get another person in there?

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If this is fine then surely a couple dozen kids in a class shouldn’t be an issue.