Is F*** Pattaya Official Policy ?

[cdnmatt]

Whatever phase you want to call it the British or Canadian data are not to be swallowed hook, line and sinker.
The latest Japanese trend shows a rapidly decline in infectious cases

Have you taken a look at Japan's vaccination rate? It skyrocketed, and they're at over 80% vaccinated now.

Maybe, just maybe that has something to do with the drop in cases and not the horse de-worming medication.

[StevieWonders]

What about road traffic deaths? Globally 1.35 million per year, EVERY YEAR, since god knows when. That’s probably about 33 million people in the last 25 years.

We live with it, hardly mention it.

Time to get on with life.

The same is true of heart attacks and cancer - familiarity breeds contempt

[cdnmatt]

Are we really back to comparing Covid to traffic accidents?

For fuck sakes...

[gerefan2]

Are we really back to comparing Covid to traffic accidents?
.

If you read the thread we are not just comparing Covid with traffic accidents but are also comparing it with:

Flu

Heart disease

Cancer

Spanish Flu

Bubonic Plague

Pneunomia

And finally, the weather (your post)!

[cdnmatt]

I don't know, but the last time I checked, traffic accidents didn't threatn to shut down entire nation's health care systems because their hospitals were so overwhelmed.

Today, just look at Germany and Austria for an example of this.

Seriously, comparing Covid to traffic accidents or the flu is just stupid now, and is nothing more than an ostrich putting their head in the sand.

[StevieWonders]

I don't know, but the last time I checked, traffic accidents didn't threatn to shut down entire nation's health care systems because their hospitals were so overwhelmed.

Today, just look at Germany and Austria for an example of this.

Seriously, comparing Covid to traffic accidents or the flu is just stupid now, and is nothing more than an ostrich putting their head in the sand.

You're missing the point entirely Matt. gerefan2 is saying that we are so used to the traffic accident statistics they don't register much any more whereas COVID is something shiny and new - a bright new bogey man

[cdnmatt]

You're missing the point entirely Matt. gerefan2 is saying that we are so used to the traffic accident statistics they don't register much any more whereas COVID is something shiny and new - a bright new bogey man

I'll stick with what I said. I can't remember the last time I seen a documentary about a countries hospitals having to go on triage, putting doctors in the position of decising who lives and dies, while interviewing nurses and others who are totally burnt out from PTSD (except they haven't gotten to the "post" part of PTSD) due to traffic accidents.

If you could link me to that documentary / news cast, that would be great. I'm pretty sure it doesn't exist though.

Again, comparing Covid to traffic accidents is simply retarded.

[francois]

In USA there was approximately 700,000 deaths due to Covid, in total. Traffic deaths about 70,000 for two years. So 10 times as many deaths due to Covid.

[cdnmatt]

In USA there was approximately 700,000 deaths due to Covid, in total. Traffic deaths about 70,000 for two years. So 10 times as many deaths due to Covid.

According to Worldometer right now, Covid has claimed 798,551 lives within the US. That tops the civil war, making Covid the single largest fatality event in the history of the US.

I don't think anything else needs to be said...

[dinagam]

Where is the data that shows you a direct cause of death attributed directly to the virus, apart from the co-morbidity factors. What they are churning out daily ad nauseum are anything but truthful and scientific.