His analysis is the same in the thread about Jan 6. Find some component, often an ancillary one, of a complex action that he disagrees with and paint the entire exercise as a failure. It's the recreational contrarian's stock in trade.
Wow, I stand corrected.
Yes, I recognize his style and I am working to avoid responding...
It was a complex situation, no doubt.
yeah man, all of those red states that led the country in per capita death rates really crushed it.It was a complex situation, no doubt.
Multiple states actually did say to more or less go about your life. I think it was 8 total that never had lockdowns of any kind. They were Red states of course.
Like I said, there was data early on that showed who was primarily at risk and it was largely the elderly, which is why Italy was hit so hard by the first wave of covid - they had, I believe, the 10th oldest population in the world at the time, which is why they had a 9% mortality rate.
I'm just saying that we probably wouldn't have had the same reaction from state and federal governments if a) they were looking at the demographics mortality data and b) Italy didn't have a 9% mortality rate. If Italy had a 1% rate, which is where the US ultimately ended up, things would have been much different.
www.statista.com
Here’s the thing, though: several of the strains we saw during lockdown were more deadly. By the time lockdown was over, however, those strains had been replaced by less deadly, somewhat more easily transferable, ones. And there was always a risk that more dangerous mutations could occur during that period. Consider the fact that part of the reason that they didn’t was due to the lockdown.
My Father in law on Christmas yelled about a celebration penalty, he didn’t even know why they called it or had seen a replay, just yelled that the NFL had gone woke.
And how do those states that didn't lock down compare in population and density? If you are in a state that is very rural the social distancing is built in.It was a complex situation, no doubt.
Multiple states actually did say to more or less go about your life. I think it was 8 total that never had lockdowns of any kind. They were Red states of course.
Like I said, there was data early on that showed who was primarily at risk and it was largely the elderly, which is why Italy was hit so hard by the first wave of covid - they had, I believe, the 10th oldest population in the world at the time, which is why they had a 9% mortality rate.
I'm just saying that we probably wouldn't have had the same reaction from state and federal governments if a) they were looking at the demographics mortality data and b) Italy didn't have a 9% mortality rate. If Italy had a 1% rate, which is where the US ultimately ended up, things would have been much different.
lol. i was confused about that one at first, too.
Things keep going bad to worse for Fani. Judge just ordered her to appear before the State Senate committee to be grilled about, among other things, her offices’ coordination with the DOJ in her effort to target Trump. SHE’s the one who is going to end up in jail before everything is said and done.
Thinking that way has quite literally been the path to victory for your party. Name one thing that Donald Trump has said or promised that passes any sort of test of logic, common sense, or truth. American voters largely do not think. They feel.
And how do those states that didn't lock down compare in population and density? If you are in a state that is very rural the social distancing is built in.It was a complex situation, no doubt.
Multiple states actually did say to more or less go about your life. I think it was 8 total that never had lockdowns of any kind. They were Red states of course.
Like I said, there was data early on that showed who was primarily at risk and it was largely the elderly, which is why Italy was hit so hard by the first wave of covid - they had, I believe, the 10th oldest population in the world at the time, which is why they had a 9% mortality rate.
I'm just saying that we probably wouldn't have had the same reaction from state and federal governments if a) they were looking at the demographics mortality data and b) Italy didn't have a 9% mortality rate. If Italy had a 1% rate, which is where the US ultimately ended up, things would have been much different.
Lol. Nothing makes you harder than the thought of a black person behind bars, does it?
Are you going to answer my question?
Interesting that Wyoming is the lowest population and they were one of the 7 that didn't mandate any lockdown. Just look at how well they did.yeah man, all of those red states that led the country in per capita death rates really crushed it.
U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista
As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.
I am not following this issue closely so I might be off base here but don’t DA’s typically work with the DOJ to target folks they believe have committed crimes?