COVID-19 Response: An issue that shouldn't be at all political....yet here we are

[dbroncsinmo]

So fragile.

Productive thinking at its finest.

[metswon69]

As I said, mod...keep trolling. You definitely won't infract yourself. You're good.

Not trolling. What you did was hypocritical considering what you've been telling others for months.

[dbroncsinmo]

Not trolling. What you did was hypocritical considering what you've been telling others for months.

Sure. Saying it is the flu without a vaccine is pretty accurate.

I simply posted that I received my first dose. You've trolled from that point forward and whatever followed is on you. Troll.

[metswon69]

Sure. Saying it is the flu without a vaccine is pretty accurate.

I simply posted that I received my first dose. You've trolled from that point forward and whatever followed is on you. Troll.

Its not accurate and you didn't just call it the flu without the vaccine. You've trivialized COVID in various ways for months.

I know that comment about "coming here just to insult other posters" hit close to home btw. Funny that you dish it out but can't handle it when someone calls you out on a very hypocritical stance.

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These guys get off on playing victim. It's quite strange.

[nastynice]

Why?

Last time he said something about it being the flu without a vaccine, and you ran with it pretty hard.

You should def run with this harder.

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[Crovash]

Got my first dose today.

Nice.

[valade16]

Sure. Saying it is the flu without a vaccine is pretty accurate.

I simply posted that I received my first dose. You've trolled from that point forward and whatever followed is on you. Troll.

What about all the times you said it’s the flu without including the “without a vaccine” part? Or are you pretending you didn’t say that?

[nastynice]

What about all the times you said it’s the flu without including the “without a vaccine” part? Or are you pretending you didn’t say that?

What he should have said is it's like the flu in 1918 (?was that the year?). When it first came on the scene and killed like a million people.

THAT would have been accurate.

You would think with the advancement of our computer technology, gene technology, microbiology, etc over the past 100 years, arguably the most technological advancement over any 100 year period in human history, we would have had a better response this time around. Especially with the entire flu pandemic recorded and studied, detailing exactly how a country the size of america should handle a pandemic, all the successes all the mistakes.

But no.

Unbelievable. Literally.

The man pushed people to act in a manner that exasperated spread. I can't understand how he came to that conclusion. How could he think that is going to help the economy?

Did he think no one would notice an outbreak? Makes no sense.

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[valade16]

What he should have said is it's like the flu in 1918 (?was that the year?). When it first came on the scene and killed like a million people.

THAT would have been accurate.

You would think with the advancement of our computer technology, gene technology, microbiology, etc over the past 100 years, arguably the most technological advancement over any 100 year period in human history, we would have had a better response this time around. Especially with the entire flu pandemic recorded and studied, detailing exactly how a country the size of america should handle a pandemic, all the successes all the mistakes.

But no.

Unbelievable. Literally.

The man pushed people to act in a manner that exasperated spread. I can't understand how he came to that conclusion. How could he think that is going to help the economy?

Did he think no one would notice an outbreak? Makes no sense.

It is remarkable how badly we did combating Covid. The Spanish Flu killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide, but only 675,000 Americans. Covid has killed over 2 million worldwide, but 425,000 Americans...

Covid May end up killing more Americans than the Spanish Flu did, and that killed 50 million people overall. What a stunning display of incompetence.

[nastynice]

It is remarkable how badly we did combating Covid. The Spanish Flu killed an estimated 50 million people worldwide, but only 675,000 Americans. Covid has killed over 2 million worldwide, but 425,000 Americans...

Covid May end up killing more Americans than the Spanish Flu did, and that killed 50 million people overall. What a stunning display of incompetence.

Wow, are you serious?? Just under 1 in 4 deaths are in america.

Wow, so I guess the world advanced significantly in their pandemic response, we're acting like its 1918 all over again.

I guess it falls in line with trumps bring back coal jobs plan. Forget generation, this dude in the wrong century.

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[nastynice]

Covid has killed over 2 million worldwide, but 425,000 Americans...

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Holy ****, I can't get over this...

President Trumps gift to america.

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[Brewersfan255]

The fact you can’t see family members in the hospital is insane and beyond stupid


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r a w r

[nastynice]

The fact you can’t see family members in the hospital is insane and beyond stupid


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Um, there's a pandemic going on, hospitals are the number 1 hot zone and health care workers the highest risk group.

It sucks, yes, but it's not insane or stupid. Its logical.

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