What's your thoughts

[NHRA1926]

Well, as of 4/22/2020 42,500 people have died from covid-19. While 80,000 died from the common flu in 2019. Those stats are from the CDC. Shame on you if you can't decide for yourself instead of believing everything the press WANTS you to believe.

[BRINK]

Originally Posted by NHRA1926

Well, as of 4/22/2020 42,500 people have died from covid-19. While 80,000 died from the common flu in 2019. Those stats are from the CDC. Shame on you if you can't decide for yourself instead of believing everything the press WANTS you to believe.

It appears to me that some of our fellow "competitors" have forgotten how to use simple math.

[Lenny5160]

Originally Posted by NHRA1926

Well, as of 4/22/2020 42,500 people have died from covid-19. While 80,000 died from the common flu in 2019. Those stats are from the CDC. Shame on you if you can't decide for yourself instead of believing everything the press WANTS you to believe.

I can't quite tell what argument you are trying to make with that statistic, but we're talking about 42,500 in what, 6 weeks compared to a full year of common flu?

[GTX JOHN]

First case in California = Feb 3

As I recall: The flu is pretty seasonal and it just starting.
Some years it runs 80,000 plus.

I am being careful because of multiple health issues (Cancer/Diabetes/
Age) but not particularly frightened. At my age I do not know how much time
I have left (Does Anybody?) and I do not intent to spend it in my home!

[Pete Lanciers]

Originally Posted by Lenny5160

I can't quite tell what argument you are trying to make with that statistic, but we're talking about 42,500 in what, 6 weeks compared to a full year of common flu?

Jeez Lenny, don't interject reality into the equation after all some of us are challenged by simple math, LOL!

[pmrphil]

Originally Posted by NHRA1926

Well, as of 4/22/2020 42,500 people have died from covid-19. While 80,000 died from the common flu in 2019. Those stats are from the CDC. Shame on you if you can't decide for yourself instead of believing everything the press WANTS you to believe.

But isn't the flu death count from ALL of last year, while the Covid-19 count if from a little over ONE month? Not quite apples to apples.

[Jeff Niceswanger]

This was on our local news.

Ohio man who disparaged lockdown measures on Facebook dies of coronavirus
His alleged posts have gone viral amid protests and debates about the loosening of social distancing measures across the country.
April 22, 2020, 4:57 PM EDT
By Doha Madani
Social media posts of an Ohio man who disparaged coronavirus lockdown measures are now circulating online after he died of COVID-19, the disease associated with coronavirus.

Screenshots of Facebook posts calling social distancing measures “bull****” have surfaced online just days after John W. McDaniel, 60, died of coronavirus on April 15. One screenshot of a post dated March 13 included an accusation that the virus was a “political ploy.”

“If you’re paranoid about getting sick, just don’t go out,” another post said. “It shouldn’t keep those of us from Living Our Lives. The Madness has to stop.”

The posts have gone viral, even getting the attention of British broadcaster Piers Morgan.

“Let his death be a warning to everyone else who wants to be ‘living our lives’ & ignore lockdowns - it may END your life,” Morgan tweeted Tuesday.


Be careful of your words. This was his post. "Does anybody have the guts to say this Covid19 is a political ploy? Asking for a friend. Prove me wrong."
~ John W. McDaniel, from Marion County in Ohio

[Adger Smith]

Ohio man who disparaged lockdown measures on Facebook dies of coronavirus

Better watch out.. big brother will get you..

[63corvette]

Originally Posted by Jeff Niceswanger

This was on our local news.

Ohio man who disparaged lockdown measures on Facebook dies of coronavirus
His alleged posts have gone viral amid protests and debates about the loosening of social distancing measures across the country.
April 22, 2020, 4:57 PM EDT
By Doha Madani
Social media posts of an Ohio man who disparaged coronavirus lockdown measures are now circulating online after he died of COVID-19, the disease associated with coronavirus.

Screenshots of Facebook posts calling social distancing measures “bull****” have surfaced online just days after John W. McDaniel, 60, died of coronavirus on April 15. One screenshot of a post dated March 13 included an accusation that the virus was a “political ploy.”

“If you’re paranoid about getting sick, just don’t go out,” another post said. “It shouldn’t keep those of us from Living Our Lives. The Madness has to stop.”

The posts have gone viral, even getting the attention of British broadcaster Piers Morgan.

“Let his death be a warning to everyone else who wants to be ‘living our lives’ & ignore lockdowns - it may END your life,” Morgan tweeted Tuesday.


Be careful of your words. This was his post. "Does anybody have the guts to say this Covid19 is a political ploy? Asking for a friend. Prove me wrong."
~ John W. McDaniel, from Marion County in Ohio

Jeff, I am not trying to start an argument with anyone however, I would not believe anything that comes from Facebook.
I do not have Facebook and will never have it either.
Facebook has more fake news than all the other news outlets combined.
Facebook reminds me of a bunch of Jr. High School girls gossiping and posting things about themselves and others which makes them feel better about themselves at others expense.
Facebook's founder and CEO is the biggest con man alive today. He also has his own agenda on a platform he claims to be neutral.
Yeah, right.
Facebook is big business and the users are being used for profit and most do not even realize it.
Like the thread states this is just my thoughts.
Rant Over
Rick Cates
Canyon, TX

[John Kissel]

As far as the trade deal that was mentioned goes, our USDA smart ones have decided to let the chi coms export fresh citrus into this country. The story is in the latest "Citrus Industry News" that came today. Florida's citrus industry has been decimated by little aphids that came from over there. John Kissel