Originally posted by Bashar Teg
I thought this thread was about the capitol insurrection, bit turns out it's just another addition to r/im14andthisisdeep.
The insurrection was only a small part of it. But somehow it turned into a Corona debate because everyone is so deathly afraid of a .0001%chance of dying
Originally posted by BlakemoreYouTube video
Still, bad shit have had happened back then.
Originally posted by Newjak
That's a pretty biased form of trying to get your point across.Also it should be noted that all talks about is when mask mandates were added with the cases graph.
It never talks about how many people were following those mandates. That's the more important number and we can honestly say here in America it's been a pretty uphill battle to get certain groups to reliably wear them.
It's also important to note no one is saying a mask is 100% guaranteed to prevent you from getting covid. It only reduces the chance of you spreading it. Which is why social distancing is still a higher priority and the combination of the wearing a mask and social distancing greatly decrease the chance of people spreading the virus.
The second thing is probably even less in compliance then the first. I keep seeing 100 people parties every weekend, all over town. Cars parked up and down our street.
Relatives and friends keep inviting us to 100 person second marriages, or these big events. Absolutely no space between people at them (Or so I'm told by relatives who went to these things)
I also know for a fact partisanism has nothing to do with it, plenty of card carrying Republicans and Democrats are doing this. Young and old, all walks of life.
Originally posted by ShadowFyre
The insurrection was only a small part of it. But somehow it turned into a Corona debate because everyone is so deathly afraid of a .0001%chance of dying
Talking about America, that number is a lot higher than your ".0001%" covid-gasslighting figure.
To date, America has 586,650 Coivd deaths.
Originally posted by Robtard
Talking about America, that number is a lot higher than your ".0001%" covid-gasslighting figure.To date, America has 586,650 Coivd deaths.
Yeah, the math is way off. 1.6 million would be about 1 percent, so 500k is a lot more then 0.0001..
Originally posted by Newjak
That's a pretty biased form of trying to get your point across.Also it should be noted that all talks about is when mask mandates were added with the cases graph.
It never talks about how many people were following those mandates. That's the more important number and we can honestly say here in America it's been a pretty uphill battle to get certain groups to reliably wear them.
It's also important to note no one is saying a mask is 100% guaranteed to prevent you from getting covid. It only reduces the chance of you spreading it. Which is why social distancing is still a higher priority and the combination of the wearing a mask and social distancing greatly decrease the chance of people spreading the virus.
That's a fair point.
I truly appreciate you looking at the graphs I posted. Your response makes sense to me. I'm skeptical of it, but it's a better answer than having no idea. Thanks for your reply.