Listening to an intensive care doctor now on the news talking about working with people with the virus. Scary, scary stuff.
She says she is mostly surprised by how many young people, with no underlying diseases that are being hit hard by the virus and is in need of intensive care. She believes Swedes must take a further step in social distancing.
Funny picture of interviewing in the times of social distancing:
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Hey! Remember when I made fun of the SEIU a bunch of pages ago for "finding" a distributor with 39 million masks. Guess what? None of them showed up. Kaiser tried to verify and inspect the masks before the distributor finally admitted they didn't have possession of them. Now there's a federal fraud investigation. Unreal.
Immunity? Has it been proven that anyone is immune? Herd immunity is a theory. Immune, I hope, but I also want proof. Show me infected people coughing and sneezing and touching others with no protection with no effects.
The swede in you should give you a little more faith in science.
In what way is herd immunity a theory by the way?
If you want to talk science: It has not been proven scientifically that humans develop immunity to SARS-CoV-2. It is merely assumed that they will, and that the presence of antibodies indicates a recovered person with immunity.
And immunity could present its own dangers. Antibodies to respiratory disease drop off with time. Coronaviruses can also undergo ADE.
TORONTO -- The premier of a Canadian province that sheltered thousands of stranded American airline passengers after the 9/11 attacks questioned the humanity of U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday after Trump banned the export of N95 protective masks to Canada.
The conservative leader of another province compared it to one family member feasting while letting another one starve. And yet another premier said it reminded him of 1939 and 1940, when Canada was part of the fight against global fascism while the United States sat out the first years.
Canadians across the country expressed hurt and disappointment that their neighbor and longstanding ally is blocking shipments of the masks from the United States to ensure they are available in the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic. Canadian health care workers — like those in the U.S. — are in dire need of the masks that provide more protection against the virus that causes COVID-19.
Newfoundland Premier Dwight Ball said one of the great lessons in humanity is that in times of crisis you don’t stop being human.
"This is the first global crisis in the post-America world, when we don't have any american leadership. We had the ebola outbreak in 2014-2015 - with a strong american leadership facing that crisis. The US was important, to mobilise and to call on meetings in the UN Security Council. Now all that is history."
- Carl Bildt
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
https://twitter.com/indivisable2/status/1247266017040117765?s=21 It was all there for them to put in place plans of combating the virus! I’m not saying all of the casualties could’ve been prevented but out of the 10,000 that have perished a lot of lives could of been saved...
"This is the first global crisis in the post-America world, when we don't have any american leadership. We had the ebola outbreak in 2014-2015 - with a strong american leadership facing that crisis. The US was important, to mobilise and to call on meetings in the UN Security Council. Now all that is history."
- Carl Bildt
There is plenty of leadership from approx 44 of both republican and Democratic governors.
"This is the first global crisis in the post-America world, when we don't have any american leadership. We had the ebola outbreak in 2014-2015 - with a strong american leadership facing that crisis. The US was important, to mobilise and to call on meetings in the UN Security Council. Now all that is history."
- Carl Bildt
There is plenty of leadership from approx 44 of both republican and Democratic governors.
How much power did they have to act on the behalf of the US on the world scene during e.g. the Ebola outbreak? Haven't seen many governors rocking meetings at the UN Security Council. Or taking a leadership position in an international coalition to stop a humanitarian crisis, in e.g. West Africa. But could be wrong.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
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"This is the first global crisis in the post-America world, when we don't have any american leadership. We had the ebola outbreak in 2014-2015 - with a strong american leadership facing that crisis. The US was important, to mobilise and to call on meetings in the UN Security Council. Now all that is history."
- Carl Bildt
There is plenty of leadership from approx 44 of both republican and Democratic governors.
How much power did they have to act on the behalf of the US on the world scene during e.g. the Ebola outbreak? Haven't seen many governors rocking meetings at the UN Security Council. Or taking a leadership position in an international coalition to stop a humanitarian crisis, in e.g. West Africa. But could be wrong.
I just find your post so hypocritical. You defend your country's bad decisions blindly. You actually poked fun at my home state where people are dying left and right. Why is it that you can make a jab at my government for not getting involved with West Africa (seriously that was your rebuttal) but it is ok for your country to do whatever the fuck it wants when it comes to covid 19? Like I said, there is plenty of leadership to go around except for states like TN, Wyoming, Utah, etc. Washington's governor did an awesome job. Where I live, the combined states CT, NY and NJ all responded well and in a timely manner. Seems like your country for whatever reason has something to prove but in the end it could potentially kill a lot of people.
"This is the first global crisis in the post-America world, when we don't have any american leadership. We had the ebola outbreak in 2014-2015 - with a strong american leadership facing that crisis. The US was important, to mobilise and to call on meetings in the UN Security Council. Now all that is history."
- Carl Bildt
There is plenty of leadership from approx 44 of both republican and Democratic governors.
How much power did they have to act on the behalf of the US on the world scene during e.g. the Ebola outbreak? Haven't seen many governors rocking meetings at the UN Security Council. Or taking a leadership position in an international coalition to stop a humanitarian crisis, in e.g. West Africa. But could be wrong.
I just find your post so hypocritical. You defend your country's bad decisions blindly. You actually poked fun at my home state where people are dying left and right. Why is it that you can make a jab at my government for not getting involved with West Africa (seriously that was your rebuttal) but it is ok for your country to do whatever the fuck it wants when it comes to covid 19? Like I said, there is plenty of leadership to go around except for states like TN, Wyoming, Utah, etc. Washington's governor did an awesome job. Where I live, the combined states CT, NY and NJ all responded well and in a timely manner. Seems like your country for whatever reason has something to prove but in the end it could potentially kill a lot of people.
I don't defend anything my country does blindly. I have not poked fun in any way. Except maybe at Kat in the videogame thread. Your. government. WAS. GETTING. INVOLVED. in. West. Africa. That. is. the. point. of. the. mans. quote.
What has your local governments doing a good job, with the former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden considering America's role as a strong standfast leader on the global scene during humanitarian criseses being gone with Trump in charge and us now going through our first global crisis in this post-America world?
Couldn't suspect that quote hurting someone's patriotic pride.
You missed the people laughing at Trump at the UN speech?
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By the way, we should all be rooting for Sweden to be correct. Not only would it mean no incremental deaths, but also that we could get some degree of normalcy back quicker. That said, the self-assuredness of those commentors needs to be dialed back about 80% for this stage of the crisis.
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"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
She says she is mostly surprised by how many young people, with no underlying diseases that are being hit hard by the virus and is in need of intensive care. She believes Swedes must take a further step in social distancing.
Funny picture of interviewing in the times of social distancing:
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/premier-infuriated-trump-canada-helped-us-amid-911-69988768
- Carl Bildt
It was all there for them to put in place plans of combating the virus! I’m not saying all of the casualties could’ve been prevented but out of the 10,000 that have perished a lot of lives could of been saved...
I haven't seen any reliable reports as such yet. I surely hope it is not a recurring virus!
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Why is it that you can make a jab at my government for not getting involved with West Africa (seriously that was your rebuttal) but it is ok for your country to do whatever the fuck it wants when it comes to covid 19?
Like I said, there is plenty of leadership to go around except for states like TN, Wyoming, Utah, etc. Washington's governor did an awesome job. Where I live, the combined states CT, NY and NJ all responded well and in a timely manner. Seems like your country for whatever reason has something to prove but in the end it could potentially kill a lot of people.
Today was another bad day here...getting worse before it gets better
F the SARS-CoV-2 virus!
I have not poked fun in any way. Except maybe at Kat in the videogame thread.
Your. government. WAS. GETTING. INVOLVED. in. West. Africa. That. is. the. point. of. the. mans. quote.
What has your local governments doing a good job, with the former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden considering America's role as a strong standfast leader on the global scene during humanitarian criseses being gone with Trump in charge and us now going through our first global crisis in this post-America world?
Couldn't suspect that quote hurting someone's patriotic pride.
You missed the people laughing at Trump at the UN speech?
*booting up Zelda: Breath of the Wild*
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/06/us/coronavirus-scientists-debate-origin-theories-invs/index.html
How did coronavirus break out? Theories abound as researchers race to solve genetic detective story