Coronavirus Outbreak

[WeStandAsOne]

PAHA

That's gonna fix everything....thanks for saying sorry lady

 

[jadtiger]

Apparently the coronavirus is the "worst ever" attack on the USA,i am sure the Japanese are relieved that they are no longer the number 1 villain in USA history

 

[GNR4LIFE]

Apparently the coronavirus is the "worst ever" attack on the USA,i am sure the Japanese are relieved that they are no longer the number 1 villain in USA history

More deaths than the Vietnam war

 

[Hangonaminute]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

 

[Hangonaminute]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

 

[cochise]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

 

[Hangonaminute]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

We're fortunate that most of Australia isn't densely populated like Singapore or NYC.

But, I share your concerns. I'm less than enthusiastic about going back to work in Sydney's CBD and spending over 90 minutes a day on a packed in like a sardine on a train.

I would like to see us keep the same restrictions for another month, just looked at the meat works in Victoria, over 60 cases from one outbreak.

You don't have to do what they tell you you know, you can stay inside for another month while the rest of the kids go out and play.

 

[cochise]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

That doesn't solve the problem of everyone else though does it?

 

[Hangonaminute]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

 

[cochise]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

 

[Hangonaminute]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

That doesn't solve the problem of everyone else though does it?

Well if they go out and follow their overlords and get sick then that's their fault isn't it?

 

[cochise]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

That doesn't solve the problem of everyone else though does it?

Well if they go out and follow their overlords and get sick then that's their fault isn't it?

You really are this dumb aren't you?

 

[Hangonaminute]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

How did you figure that out?

 

[cochise]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

How did you figure that out?

The data points to that

 

[Hangonaminute]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

That doesn't solve the problem of everyone else though does it?

Well if they go out and follow their overlords and get sick then that's their fault isn't it?

You really are this dumb aren't you?

I just want to know if you're going to follow your overlords instructions, or are you going to continue to stay inside.

Because it sounds like you don't think it's a good idea for the restrictions to be lifted, you're in quite a pickle here.
Cognitive dissonance must be kicking in hard.

 

[Hangonaminute]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

How did you figure that out?

The data points to that

Bollocks

 

[cochise]

This is the mob our PM wants us to copy, even down to an almost identical tracking app:


*Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, Singapore was praised as a shining example of how to handle the new virus. The World Health Organization pointed out that Singapore's aggressive contact tracing allowed the city-state to quickly identify and isolate any new cases. It quickly shut down clusters of cases and kept most of its economy — and its schools — open. Through the beginning of April, Singapore had recorded fewer than 600 cases.

By the end of April, however, the case count exceeded 17,000. And not only is all of Singapore now under a strict lockdown, but it has the most coronavirus cases in Southeast Asia.*

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/05/03/849135036/singapore-was-a-shining-star-in-covid-control-until-it-wasnt

I am very worried we are about to open things back up too early.

Sounds like you're doubting you're overlords ability to do what's in the people's best interest.

Maybe you should rebel and stay inside for a few months longer.

That doesn't solve the problem of everyone else though does it?

Well if they go out and follow their overlords and get sick then that's their fault isn't it?

You really are this dumb aren't you?

I just want to know if you're going to follow your overlords instructions, or are you going to continue to stay inside.

Because it sounds like you don't think it's a good idea for the restrictions to be lifted, you're in quite a pickle here.
Cognitive dissonance must be kicking in hard.

I will most definately still be social distancing where possible as I have done all along. I'm actually done with you though, you are a selfish, unintelligent troll and I honestly can not be bothered with your stupidity any longer.

 

[cochise]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

How did you figure that out?

The data points to that

Bollocks

Great retort, the data 100% points to that as do the experiences overseas.

 

[mike]

Mental Health experts are predicting the impact of covid-19 to result in an extra 1500 deaths per year over the next five years.

Suicide rates are predicted to rise by up to 50% which would outnumber deaths by the pandemic by 4 times.

GP consultations down by up to 50% pathology test a down by 40% up to 60000 people aren't getting tests done.
Which could result in even more deaths and serious health problems.

This was my argument all along.

The prevention would end up doing more damage than the virus itself and i have no doubt it will.

And if 20000 people died because we did nothing than you would still be wrong?

Who mentioned doing nothing?

lol, Our restrictions have likely saved 10's of thousands of live mate.

How did you figure that out?

Critical thinking and logic.

 

[pawsandclaws1]

Apparently the coronavirus is the "worst ever" attack on the USA,i am sure the Japanese are relieved that they are no longer the number 1 villain in USA history

More deaths than the Vietnam war

That is a staggering toll. Can you imagine the impact on the population of the US?