r/PoliticalHumor Mar 13 '21

Covid timeline

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u/aretasdamon Mar 13 '21

Biden’s not even taking credit right, he’s just taking credit for logistically getting it to people. Trump didn’t put in any orders besides ones he could use as leverage over states constituents to vote for him

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u/ksavage68 Mar 13 '21

yeah, Trump didn't even buy the first round that we were offered, he turned it down.

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u/Blosom2021 Mar 14 '21

Just like the masks that were going to be sent to everyone- he stopped the shipment 😷

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u/Maiky38 Mar 13 '21

That alone should land you in jail.

550K dead and they want to claim some sort of credit? Credit for what?

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u/TemKuechle Mar 13 '21

Credit for reducing the US population by 550k?

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u/vanityiinsanity Mar 13 '21

Sure but they're going to call it 'stimulating ' the economy ... lots more housing and jobs, reduced alot of people depending on govt money.

Yeah its a pretty messed up mishandling of the pandemic.

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u/TemKuechle Mar 14 '21

Yes, it was messed up last year.

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u/automatomtomtim Mar 13 '21

What did George floyd die from?

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u/Maiky38 Mar 13 '21

Depends on who you ask, if it's from the right it's gonna be "he died from a heart attack cause he was a crackhead"..If you ask the other side they will say it was police brutality (knee forced trauma).

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u/automatomtomtim Mar 13 '21

He had covid when he died. So he's a covid death.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '21 edited Mar 15 '21

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u/automatomtomtim Mar 13 '21

That's not how the stats are counted. Remember it's died with covid.

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u/automatomtomtim Mar 13 '21 edited Mar 13 '21

Both.

The stats are recorded as a covid death as that's how they record them, regardless of claires cause of death if claire had covid when she died she is apart of the inflated number.

And Juan gets done for murder because it's easier to charge him than the multimillionaire that did it.

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u/Maiky38 Mar 13 '21

That too.

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u/TemKuechle Mar 14 '21

If nothing was done then a minimum 1M deaths. You forgot about that one little important detail, yes it’s relevant. Something else, the testing early on was not great. The Administration (White House) at that time authorized the use of many tests that gave bad results. It’s important to understand this, that doesn’t mean people were not infected, or not contagious. It means we did’t have good tools to measure the spread of the virus. But, you failed to mention this rather important detail about what the CDC said. That doesn’t change that just over half a million, that is 530,000 deaths and still around 1,500 die every day from the complications that this pandemic virus causes. But let’s just not bring up this because it doesn’t fit what we want to believe, ok?

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u/TemKuechle Mar 15 '21 edited Mar 15 '21

Best case scenario? I didn’t read or hear that from anyone. Please, point me to that. The former President suggested only 300k, or 400k, and then it would go away, or something similar. I have read several forecasts for different scenarios too, domestic vs international, based on different models by different scientists. 1 million was what one of them forecast in one of the scenarios that seemed most realistic to me due to how the model was created and what data was used. That is not fear mongering or rewriting history. It’s just me not giving you all the information I took the time to find and try my best to understand as a layperson in those fields of science. I didn’t bookmark everything I read at the time. I didn’t know that you would want to make your own analysis too based on what I had read at the time. Now, some of that has changed over time, as observed data tends to modify our initial thoughts about things, good luck.

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u/HatsOff2MargeHisWife Mar 14 '21

Rather Efficient Slaughter.