CasaNegron
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As long as you dont mind the sling-shot thongs and being lathered in baby-oil.
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As long as you dont mind the sling-shot thongs and being lathered in baby-oil.
stivi
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spain 267
italy 221
france still outstanding
netherlands 70
germany 59
not sure how much it takes until the naysayers also see that things aren't going well?
MrHullMysterious
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? crap, although Tuesday is a bit higher than rest of week due to delayed weekend reporting. Still not good, esp compared to previous Tuesdays.
Around 1200 per day been admitted. Soon fill beds at that rate. Probs why nightingales been warmed up. ☹
MrHullMysterious
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Also something fishy about test capacity.
They say have 447k per day capacity but only managing to process 261k. Along with <20% getting results back in 24hrs, I suspect porkie pies been told somewhere.
They say have 447k per day capacity but only managing to process 261k. Along with <20% getting results back in 24hrs, I suspect porkie pies been told somewhere.
craig72
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Ireland 5
lee111s
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From this conservative goverment? NEVER! They are the most honest and upfront bunch that have ever been in power.
tclubber
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Naysayers believe the growth of new infections will magically stop before it becomes ugly
djedwardsmith
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They'll be back to arguing that doctors get paid to record a death as caused by Covid.
FlatErik
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So now the few people who dare to speak out their criticism on the current measures are naysayers?
I can see it's not going well. I also see that it's not as bad as it was in march...but perhaps it's worse than in a regular fall/winter flu period.
But shutting down public places, lockdowns, facemasks and framing young people that break the ridiculous rules as killers will not stop old people from dying from a virus.
I can see it's not going well. I also see that it's not as bad as it was in march...but perhaps it's worse than in a regular fall/winter flu period.
But shutting down public places, lockdowns, facemasks and framing young people that break the ridiculous rules as killers will not stop old people from dying from a virus.
FlatErik
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A 90 year old can easily die from the regular flu right?
Have we ever considered banning or forbidding partying because their grandkids can catch the flu at a rave?
We're still waiting to hear your grand plan about shutting away the old and disabled people @ElrowLovers
Perhaps after we've digested your thoughts, we might be in a better position to shift our own stance
Perhaps after we've digested your thoughts, we might be in a better position to shift our own stance
MrHullMysterious
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MrHullMysterious
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Don't forget people with asthma, overweight or the like...
FlatErik
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I already gave some examples of what would be possible. Do not visit them until they get the vaccin. It's harsh, but needed to protect them. Even in a lockdown situation you can still catch Covid in the supermarket or from your children so just don't visit that vulnerable group. It's actually not that difficult, no masterplan needed.
Spain and Italy got hit hard because of the way they live with their parents/grandparents. Already mentioned the article about Danmark today.
In Danmark and Sweden everything is arranged with the children before, in between and after school. Grandparents are not involved in looking after them. IF and that's in capitals in these days...the Danish see their parents, they really keep their distance. They have dedicated shopping hours.
The second 'bump' is already over in Scandinavia. Life is back to normal-ish, restaurants and bars are open.
Spain and Italy got hit hard because of the way they live with their parents/grandparents. Already mentioned the article about Danmark today.
In Danmark and Sweden everything is arranged with the children before, in between and after school. Grandparents are not involved in looking after them. IF and that's in capitals in these days...the Danish see their parents, they really keep their distance. They have dedicated shopping hours.
The second 'bump' is already over in Scandinavia. Life is back to normal-ish, restaurants and bars are open.
FlatErik
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Don't forget the medicines and treatments we have now, that we havent had in march/april.
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