Coronavirus

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Originally posted by Surtur
I feel like words have lost all meaning though. Is trump evil now? Cuz the word then has no meaning anymore.

How's that? What would it take to qualify someone as evil without "the word losing its meaning?"

Originally posted by -Pr-
Sanders is honestly the only one still running that I think is even remotely empathetic towards the ones that need it most, but I'm sure even he has a couple of skeletons in his closet.

I think his biggest problem is that, even if he does make it to the presidency, any good he tries to do won't happen because of everyone else and their agendas.

One issue I see is he is now against billionaires but before it wasn't just billionaires but millionaires too and we all know why he stopped talking about the evils of millionaires. He found out...being a millionaire is kinda awesome.

Originally posted by Surtur
One issue I see is he is now against billionaires but before it wasn't just billionaires but millionaires too and we all know why he stopped talking about the evils of millionaires. He found out...being a millionaire is kinda awesome.

As long as he pays millionaire taxes like the rest of them, I'll forgive him that. But yes, it is obviously hypocritical.

Originally posted by -Pr-
By my definition of evil, no, I wouldn't say he's evil. I think he's a greedy, selfish ****, but evil is pushing it some. For me, the word "evil" comes with it certain requirements. And let's be fair, Trump is no Lex Luthor.

Of course he's not. Trump is actually real while Lex is merely a figment of his creator's imagination. Trump used his great intellect to take the few million dollars he inherited and turn it into the huge business empire he now has. Lex Luthor was basically given his huge business empire because the person or persons who created him wanted him to have it.

In short, Trump made his own empire and Luthor had his handed to him so yep, they're not the same. Trump is superior. 👆

Originally posted by Surtur
One issue I see is he is now against billionaires but before it wasn't just billionaires but millionaires too and we all know why he stopped talking about the evils of millionaires. He found out...being a millionaire is kinda awesome.

Of course. Sanders is a hypocrite just like pretty much everyone else on the left is.

Originally posted by cdtm
Is being too lucid a disorder now?

You thinking that is an example of being too lucid certainly is. what else would you call not being in touch with reality.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Of course he's not. Trump is actually real while Lex is merely a figment of his creator's imagination. Trump used his great intellect to take the few million dollars he inherited and turn it into the huge business empire he now has. Lex Luthor was basically given his huge business empire because the person or persons who created him wanted him to have it.

In short, Trump made his own empire and Luthor had his handed to him so yep, they're not the same. Trump is superior. 👆

You're ****ing mental.

But sure, let's use a real person. Hitler. Stalin. Take your pick of any real life dictator that caused millions of deaths. A fair few of those are evil.

Originally posted by -Pr-
As long as he pays millionaire taxes like the rest of them, I'll forgive him that. But yes, it is obviously hypocritical.

I'm sure he paid his taxes, but it is strange he stopped talking about the evils of millionaires.

So the guy worth 999 mil is okay, but once he gets to 1 billion f*ck him.

Originally posted by Surtur
I'm sure he paid his taxes, but it is strange he stopped talking about the evils of millionaires.

So the guy worth 999 mil is okay, but once he gets to 1 billion f*ck him.

Yeah, it makes no sense.

I mean, I believe in tax brackets and stuff, but still.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The flu kills .1% of the infected. Coronavirus kills 2%. But it is total hysteria.

Originally posted by -Pr-
So... People dying from brand new ways on top of that is okay, somehow?

I mean, I get that's not what you're saying, and you probably just want people to not panic, but calling it a hoax is a bit of an exaggeration, imo. People have already died from it.

Originally posted by dadudemon
You mean the probably giant load of cases that were COVID-19 but people got over without issue, greatly inflating the mortality rate to 2%?

You mean that virus? You mean the particular strain that has been around since 2019 but only recently became "huge" because of the Mass Media fear-mongering? That virus?

https://www.statnews.com/2020/01/30/limited-data-may-skew-assumptions-severity-coronavirus-outbreak/

Here's a better stat that correctly and accurately reflects reality:

Of the known [b]severe cases of contracting COVID-19, only 2%, so far, appear to be fatal.

And the numbers are likely inflated as even WHO, in their mortality rate study, warns about their data being reflective of severe cases and not absolute 'infected but fine' all the way to 'infected and then died' data being available.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-age-sex-demographics/

I wondering if you will back track at all. Even a little bit, after reading my fact filled post or if you'll double down and somehow blame Trump or get mad at Trump. Notice how my points don't involve Trump? It shouldn't. Nor should yours. [/B]

And I should note that it is not new. Just the hysteria around it.

The true travesty is pretending like COVID-19 is magically different than other strains of the Flu, and causes all of this panic and problems. The same precautions should be taken with COVID-19 that you take with the common flu.

Just guessing but it looks like COVID-19 has a lower rate of contractability than other flus. Once you balance actual cases in with what we have (extreme case collection and not true mortality rate information), COVID-19 seems like a tamer version of the flu virus.

Bernie as a millionaire only payed 10% or less of taxes actually.

why should it matter that someone is literally 20x more likely to die with the novel coronavirus than with the flu, which killed 61,000 americans in the 17/18 flu season. so there's a potential of around 1 million americans dying from it. not a big deal, because reasons

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
why should it matter that someone is literally 20x more likely to die with the novel coronavirus than with the flu, which killed 61,000 americans in the 17/18 flu season. so there's a potential of around 1 million americans dying from it. not a big deal, because reasons

Check your facts a bit:

Originally posted by dadudemon
You mean the probably giant load of cases that were COVID-19 but people got over without issue, greatly inflating the mortality rate to 2%?

You mean that virus? You mean the particular strain that has been around since 2019 but only recently became "huge" because of the Mass Media fear-mongering? That virus?

https://www.statnews.com/2020/01/30/limited-data-may-skew-assumptions-severity-coronavirus-outbreak/

Here's a better stat that correctly and accurately reflects reality:

Of the known [b]severe cases of contracting COVID-19, only 2%, so far, appear to be fatal.

And the numbers are likely inflated as even WHO, in their mortality rate study, warns about their data being reflective of severe cases and not absolute 'infected but fine' all the way to 'infected and then died' data being available.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-age-sex-demographics/

I wondering if you will back track at all. Even a little bit, after reading my fact filled post or if you'll double down and somehow blame Trump or get mad at Trump. Notice how my points don't involve Trump? It shouldn't. Nor should yours. [/B]

Originally posted by dadudemon
And I should note that it is not new. Just the hysteria around it.

The true travesty is pretending like COVID-19 is magically different than other strains of the Flu, and causes all of this panic and problems. The same precautions should be taken with COVID-19 that you take with the common flu.

Just guessing but it looks like COVID-19 has a lower rate of contractability than other flus. Once you balance actual cases in with what we have (extreme case collection and not true mortality rate information), COVID-19 seems like a tamer version of the flu virus.

...Okay?

Originally posted by -Pr-
...Okay?

I was responding to your strawman of my point:

Originally posted by -Pr-
So... People dying from brand new ways on top of that is okay, somehow?

👆

Originally posted by dadudemon
I was responding to your strawman of my point:

👆

Sounds like you were so desperate to catch me out that you didn't read the part about me saying that it wasn't what you were saying.

I had read all of your post. Least you can do is extend me the same courtesy.

Originally posted by -Pr-
Sounds like you were so desperate to catch me out that you didn't read the part about me saying that it wasn't what you were saying.

I had read all of your post. Least you can do is extend me the same courtesy.

DDM is just gaslighting you. He does that. 🙂

DDM never gaslights he is always serious.

Originally posted by Surtur
DDM never gaslights he is always serious.
seriously gaslighting 🙂

I'd never.