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Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Marianne Williamson Schools Tomi Lahren On 'Handouts'" video.

Than why tax it to begin with?
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They are power hungry, that is the problem
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How have they been wrong?
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@dcaseng "trickle down economics" is not even an economic terms. It is a smear term created by a democrat. So right away you are incorrect.
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@dcaseng again, trickle down economics is a smear attack created by democrats. It is not an actual economic term. The Laffer curve is true. At some point if taxes are too high people won't work. But we need taxes as a whole. That is all he is saying. He did not give a hard number as that varies by taxes and by culture. You really need to study economics more.
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@dcaseng not a counter argument.
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@dcaseng and I came back with facts. You talked about Laffer where I told you that there is no hard number on the Laffer curve and that it was a legit theory, but more complex. I also told you that "trickle down economics" is not an actual economic term.
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income inequality has always existed. Also, income inequality is arguably not that severe. And just because someone is rich does not mean someone is poor.
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income inequality exists for many reasons. Just because someone is rich does not mean you are poor.
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@jshowa o voter fraud is not rampant. Most democrats supported the war in Iraq. How were they wrong on gay marriage? The science is still unclear about transgenderism. Tax cuts do repay themselves in many ways. How are they wrong on abortion and healthcare? How are they wrong on gun rights? Right now the left is wrong on the pandemic. I really do not see how they are wrong at this point. Care to explain?
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@jshowa o care to give examples of voter fraud? And democrats were lied to? That is on democrats than. How many thought you could really pray it away? Also, Trump is the first president to even enter the presidency supporting gay marriage. For the longest time democrats did not support gay marriage. Also, it was a legal issue as well, not a religious one. As for transgenderism, there are issues of them using a different bathroom. And again, so much is not known about them. Ok, so why not a 100% tax rate? Also, what is higher, 10% of 1000 or 50% of 100? The states are responsible for the pandemic. While Pelosi was giving people hugs in China town Trump installed a travel ban from China and was called a racist in doing so. Also, democrats are using the current situation as a power grab to destroy the economy and make people depend on the government. Noticed how the states with the strictest rules have democrat governors?
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@jshowa o it depends on the scam. You do know the government can be just as deceptive? How much power do you want to give the government and how much do you trust it? I personally rather gather information myself. On gay marriage both sides had legit concerns, but also had poor arguments. The left made the argument that republicans are stripping away "gay rights" when no gay person was denied any right. Marriage is not a right. If democrats had a better argument besides an emotional one they may attract more support. Also, there are legal concerns when it comes to marriage that had to be considered. Not saying I oppose or support gay marriage. Simply saying you are over simplifying the issue. You found one case of voter fraud, which was caught and justice happened, and made a grand conclusion? The Heritage Foundation has examples of voter fraud and showing it exist on both sides. Again, little is known about transgender. The reason why they are banned from the military is because they have a very high suicide rate. Why? We do not know. Many on the left claim it is because they are not accepted. However, it could be because of a mental disorder. We do not know as there is little data and info on the situation. Both could play the role. With suicide it is an mental issue and very complex. I deal with a mental disorder myself of major depression disorder where I take medication and therapy. While doing it I understood it more and the challenge with it is that it isn't like a broken arm that you see or diabetes that you can measure blood sugar levels. Thus, with transgender, there is little known. They are banned from the military as it is a highly stressful situation where people's lives are on the line. You do not want someone with a high chance of suicide out there as it can make things worse. On the pandemic out of the 8 states with the highest deaths per million, seven have democrats for governors. Now there is a lot to that as some data is suggesting herd immunity is taking place. I will discuss that later. For Trump, though, what I find to be ironic is how so many on the left called him a dictator and fascist. Yet when he had a chance to become one with this virus he left it up to the states like he always has. He has always pushed for state rights. NY, IL and CA are really the only states struggling and begging for money. They also have some of the most oppressive governments. The mayor of Chicago got her hair cut. The IL Governor issued a stay at home order while his wife traveled to their second home in FL. When asked about it he refused to answer. Also, Trump eventually banned travel from Europe. But at the time it was not known it can come from Europe. As for the virus, I have a been watching this like a hawk. Why? Because I am a scientist and thus a nerd. So much is not known about the virus. Why? Because it takes months, and even years to get all the information and still a lot won't be known. What is pathetic is that when two doctors from Bakersfield post a youtube video giving their data and opinions they had their video taken down. One comment was that their work was not peer reviewed. When I heard that I said "no shit" as it takes months, or even a year to get work peer reviewed. Nothing on this virus is peer reviewed. So many on the left are ignoring valuable data and opinions and are using this virus to gain in power and fear monger. What is sad is that so many, like you, are falling for it. Here is the reality with the virus. The lock down was to slow the spread to get relief to the hospitals. Also, little was known about this virus. Now hospitals have space. However, many democrats are still staying lock down where the WI Supreme Court forced WI to open up. They are using this as a power grab. Data is suggesting the virus is no that deadly. Of those 80,000 deaths that is overstated as every hospital is listed someone dying with the virus as a virus death. However, almost all who die are either old or have other health complications to begin with making them high risk for death overall. Thus, the lock down would not have saved very many, if any lives. It simply provided relief for healthcare. We need to reopen the economy for two reasons. One, to get it rolling, and two, learn more about the virus. We will never learn until more people become infected. Doing so will see if it evolves, if we can build up an immunity, if a strain can be used as a vaccine, etc. With herd immunity, NY, NJ and LA were three states hit very hard at the beginning but now have seen some of the sharpest decline. CA was one of the first states to shut down and is not seeing decline. That suggests those three states accidentally created a herd immunity where CA has not. So overall, little is known about this virus, but to me republicans have handled it much better. Democrats are using it as a power grab telling people it is scary and stay home. Meanwhile the state of GA has been open for almost 3 weeks now with less cases despite more tests. You can call me a troll all you want but you seem to have little understanding here.
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@jshowa o again, so little is known about the virus. That is why the models have been all over the place. That is why research is still being done. That is why there is no vaccine. GA has been open for almost 3 weeks with no spike despite Dr. Fauci saying it would happen. Right now the experts disagree.
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@jshowa o every state issued a lock down but states like NY, NJ and MA are seeing a decline. That suggests a herd immunity. But again, we will not know until we start reopening slowly and monitoring it. CA closed down early and have not seen a decline. Now states are opening back up and are not seeing a spike. Why is that? Maybe because more people were infected than we thought or maybe the virus is not that deadly or severe. He issued a travel ban, and was called a racist in doing it, in February when there were only a few cases and no deaths. At this point you are simply showing that no matter how Trump would have handled this you would criticize him on it. How do you do a travel ban when there were only a few cases and no deaths? You can't. It is up to the states to handle this. That is a part of state rights. Fauci estimated the deaths would be in the millions. His models are all over the place. He also said that opening up too early would cause a spike. However, states are doing it with no spike. We gamble with people's lives everyday. You take a risk when you leave your home. There are millions of ways to die. This virus is just one more. Is death something new to you? If so you are going to have a hard life to live. Fact is people die for many reasons. Gun shot, car accident, heart disease, cancer, etc. But now a virus comes and this is the one time we shut down? Think about how foolish that sounds. Why now? We gamble with people's lives all the time. But now this virus is different? Really, have you never heard of anyone dying before?
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Prices are going up in Canada, so their programs are not helping either. People need to go back to work for two reasons ' 1. Produce. We are running short on supply. Giving people money when there is nothing to buy is pointless. 2. Mental health. People not working and not feeling valuable is not healthy. A lot of times people work to feel a sense of purpose.
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@ToxicAudri so you are saying you are too irresponsible to save up on your own? Also, I never said I do not like paying taxes. You are simply saying it is your money and you should get it back. So I am simply asking why tax it to begin with if you are going to get it back?
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@ToxicAudri I do not support bailing out businesses. In this case this is different as this was a virus that caused the problem and not some mismanagement. I do value funding the government thus I have no problem paying taxes. But to say "It is our money and we deserve it back" is an argument for no taxation to begin with. Also, your viewpoint is a bit flawed. You have way more power over corporations than you think. I been in Walmart 1 time in the past 6 months for example.
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@ToxicAudri I live 1500 miles away from my parents.
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According to Hofstede Cultural Dimension we are an individualistic nation. That includes people on the far left that support Bernie Sanders and Marianne.
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Because Bernie's plan makes private insurance illegal.
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Sure, so let us have it run our healthcare and economy. What could go wrong?
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@gilbertgaines672 with no goods money is worthless. In the end someone has to produce. That means that to some degree people take a chance in life.
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@hardcoreherbivore4730 not that much.
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@hardcoreherbivore4730 ok, and?
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@9dayNME in normal cases I don't.
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@gilbertgaines672 what do you mean? Italy had to choose between keeping some 80 year old alive or a 50 year old. Sweden did not lock down. Also, all the time we make decisions that places us and others in potential harm. When you drive you do that. When you cook on the stove you do that. 40,000 people die a year in traffic accidents? Do we ban driving? Do so will shut down the economy for many people. So why not ban driving to save those 40,000 people? So this whole one person's life or your life is a flawed argument as it can be used in many ways.
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@9dayNME as for a solution, right now we need to start reopening the economy. Why? For two reasons 1. Productivity is down. A UBI system will not matter if there is nothing to buy. We have a meat shortage right now because the supply chain stopped. So even if you go to the store and had millions of dollars you will not be able to buy meat. Same with other goods like bleach. I could not find shampoo the other day. So we need to reopen to increase our goods. 2. We need to reopen to understand this virus more. We still do not know a lot about it. Many say they do but we don't. There are zero peer reviewed studies on it. Why? Because it takes months to get the data, analyze, review it and publish it. Right now we have very little data on it. With the shut down the idea was to flatten the curve so we do not overwhelm our healthcare system. We are there. Now we need to start slowly reopening. My state did it recently with dining areas being 50%, opening retail, etc. Here what is this going to do 1. We can monitor the spread to see how fast it spreads 2. We can also control the spread with slowly reopening 3. More people will be infected to potentially build up an immunity which will essentially make the virus harmless 4. We can find out if an immunity is able to be accomplished 5. On the last two points, we can do it without overwhelming the healthcare system 6. All that will give us a greater understanding of the virus Right now GA has been open for 2 weeks. During their peak they were having around 700 to 800 new cases a day with around 3500 new tests a day. Now, over the past two weeks, they have seen 3 days of over 800 new cases but most days are around 300 to 600 new cases a day. And that is over 5000 tests a day. So more tests but less new cases. That suggests three things 1. Social distancing is working to slowly spread the virus 2. More people than we thought had the virus and are immune 3. Many people have little to no symptoms. Overall, we do not know. But we cannot just remained locked up as that will make things worse. We need to reopen to get the economy rolling and start producing and we need to learn more about the virus. That is my solution.
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@magnus_cockstrong if government is going to pay they are going to run it. And no, single payer is not better as it has many flaws. A big one is that it fails when it comes to advanced care. That is why the US leads the world in access to advanced care and survival rates in advanced care. Other nations do not do it for the same reason we don't, the system is well established. Besides, many nations with universal healthcare are doing worse than the US. Nations like France, UK, Spain, etc
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@9dayNME I don't agree with corporate bailouts in most cases. This case is unique as it was not a mismanagement of a company that caused the downfall but a virus and government forced shutdown. At that point letting corporations fail will be a disaster as many corporations to start up takes a lot of time and money and will hinder economic growth. Giving people money means nothing is there is nothing to consume. We have a meat shortage right now. What use is money if goods are limited? "When people have money, there will always be competition for entrepreneurs to make products so people can part with money." Not true in many respects. Right now productivity is down because government is forcing the economy to be closed. Next, at some point productivity will be maxed out. This is referred to as the "law of diminishing return" where no matter how much you invest you won't get much, if at all, back. Take the example of CC Myers and the MacArthur Maze in CA. CC Myers bid was only going to pay for 1/3 of the project, but had an incentive of $200,000 a day for each day they completed before the June 27 deadline. They completely it May 24 and earned that much more. But why not complete it May 20, or May 17 and earn more money? That is because you can only produce so fast. To even with the incentive there they still did not complete at a sooner time. So giving out money does not mean more productivity.
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@9dayNME 1. Again, no production means you cannot consume. As for risks, we take them every day. When you drive you are taking risks. When you go in public you are taking risks. We are heading to a path that this virus will be no different. We need to establish that. No one is saying that virus is not a risk. It is. However the bad economy is arguably worse. With any policy there is a trade off and it should be discussed. 2. The WHO is a mess. And why the CDC? What evidence do they have? Again, we know very little about this virus. Thus reopening will let us understand it more. The CDC knows very little. As for NY, they have a very large number of deaths per million. A lot of that is mismanagement of Gov. Cuomo letting ill people going back to nursing homes. NY has always had an overloaded healthcare system as well. The mass graves is due to many people in NY are homeless and simply lonely and thus unclaimed. That is in one place. Other places are doing well. Again, a UBI is pointless is we have nothing to buy. I wanted chicken breast the other day, the store had none. No amount of money would give me some at that point. My grocery store is recommending we order online ahead of time due to short supply.
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@gilbertgaines672 we are taking care of our citizens as well. The rate of recovery is diverging from the rate of death. As for other parts of the world, nations like Belgium, the UK, Spain, France, etc. are doing worse compared to deaths per million. So I do not seeing that as containing the virus. As for republican, seven of the top eight worse states in deaths per million have democrat governor. As for 70,000 deaths, it is open that the many areas of the US are overstating deaths. But hey, you claimed you do not live in a world of misinformation.
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@9dayNME what use is the "workers" having money if there are no jobs? Same with the UBI, what use is that when there is nothing to consumer?
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@magnus_cockstrong if you keep the system private under M4A healthcare providers will simply jack up prices. What is going to stop them from doing it?
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@9dayNME a UBI is pointless when there is no productivity. The economy goes beyond money. And workers can't take risks if the government is not going to allow people to work. Tesla just opened back up in CA despite the county saying no. Right now you have some states refusing to allow people to work. That is a problem. Corporate bailout is typically not the right choice. In this case it is because the economy fell because of a virus, not because of mismanagement. And states who are doing poorly are mismanaged by the government such as CA.
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@gilbertgaines672 the death toll is actually being overstated. You say I do not care for lives? Really? I do not want people to die but here is the reality, people die. People also die when they cannot work and live life. Here is something, 40,000 die a year in traffic accidents. Do you support banning driving to save those people? No? Ok, you do not care about lives. See how easy it is to make asinine statements.
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Logically progressive it is a reason to reopen. How else will we learn about the virus? How about we all just lock ourselves up in bunkers and live life in isolation. Will that please you? Right now we have empty hospitals. We are in a position to slowly open up and if people get sick they can receive care. During this time we can monitor how the virus acts. We can see if an immunity can be built up and if so, more people will become immune. And for those who become very sick they can receive care. Your solution is to lock everyone up and pray the virus goes away. Meanwhile people will abuse alcohol and drugs, abuse their spouses, go hungry and suffer that way. And I hope someone coughs on me. I will get the virus and build up a immunity.
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@rendomstranger8698 M4A will actually centralize healthcare. I do care about the facts. If government refuses to pay up how can I afford to pay the higher taxes of M4A along with paying privately? I can't. Neither can most of the middle class. And thanks for admitting that government controls a lot of healthcare as is. You are now admitting we do not have a free market healthcare system which is why we have the issues we have to begin with. So you support a free market system now?
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@gilbertgaines672 the 80,000 deaths is actually an overstatement. Basically you have someone dying from heart disease and also had the virus and it is listed as a virus death even though it is not the main contributor. So the deaths are overstated. "For the simple fact the entire population in America has not been tested yet." Except more people are being tested and we are not seeing a surge in cases. In GA, a their peak, were around 700 to 900 new cases a day with around 3500 tests a day. Now they are averaging around 600 new cases a day with around 5000 tests day and that with being opened for over 2 weeks now. That suggests three things 1. Our measures of distancing and precautions are working 2. The symptoms are mild 3. More people got the virus and are immune Overall, it is most likely a combination of the three. You say I have no objective fact, well, there is right there. As for it being May, it is suggested that summer will alleviate the spread. The fact is this. In order to learn more about the virus we have to simply open up the economy, slowly, and have people become infected. In doing so we can learn more about it. We can learn how severe it is, if we can build up an immunity, if it will evolve, etc. You know how small pox vaccine was discovered? Dairy farmers were being infected with cow pox and they were not being infected by small pox. Literally people were being infected.
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@gilbertgaines672 you can. Almost all who die are either old or sick to begin with. Thus you do not know to what degree the virus played. Many times, as in NY, when someone dies it is listed as a virus death despite no tests being done. As for the disease, we still know very little about it. To find out more about it we have to open the economy up and simply let people get it. There are cases of people having the disease and not knowing. At one point I had shortness of breath a month back which is rare for me. So I probably got it with mild symptoms. You know how vaccines were discovered to begin with? People were getting small pox. However, dairy farmers weren't. The reason why is because there were getting cow pox, a less deadly version of small pox. It was discovered that getting the virus, or a weaker form of it, helped build an immunity. That so done by having people simply get it. We have to do the same with this virus. Right now very little is known of it.
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@9dayNME what do you mean "feed me"? I am giving legit counter points. Sorry you can't accept them.
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@gilbertgaines672 I know limited is known. But again, a lot of virus deaths are comorbitities. That means there were other factors at play. An 80 year old person is at high risk of death all around. Chances are very high they were going to die anyways. What does being pro-life have to do with anything? Fact is that in life we take risks and place other people's lives in danger all the time. We live with it. Take driving for example. You place other people's lives in danger all the time when doing so, but we still do it. Why? Because we understand it very well. "telling the older generation that their life is meaningless. " Never once said that. In the book "Being Mortal", which is required reading for nursing students at my university, the author there brought up a case of an elderly person, on medication and care, was told not to drink alcohol. What did she do? She drank anyways. Why? Because why not? Enjoy life. Here you want to lock people down and not let people live life. I am saying open up slowly, learn more about the virus, and get back to normal. Being lock down is not living life. In 2017 there are around 7700 deaths per day. So 2000 is actually low. "At the beginning of this conversation, you stated that America has 40,000 deaths per year" From traffic accidents. In 2017 the US had over 2.8 million deaths. So 100,000 is actually low. And again, a lot of the virus deaths are comorbitities which is actually common with a lot of deaths, as in many factors played a role. In fact, of the top causes of deaths, number one in 2017 was from heart disease and number 4 is chronic lower respiratory diseases. That means some of the top forms of death involve the respiratory and heart to begin with. You have to factor that in. As I said, someone dying from heart disease and also had the virus was most likely going to die to begin with. But you ignore that. "You seriously have no concept of the magnitude of this situation." And neither do you. That is why we need to start opening up the economy and see what happens. If you want to stay in your home and live in fear that is your choice. When my state opened back up recently the first thing I did was go to my favorite bar. It was fun.
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@gilbertgaines672 to note, GA has been open for 2 weeks and, despite more testing per day, have not seen the so call "spike" many are warning about by reopening too early. In fact, their number of new cases per day have been lower compared to their peak.
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@gilbertgaines672 so now you are going on conspiracy here? Really? How is GA not accurate? Care to give me evidence? Nationwide we are seeing states open up and cases are still dropping or are stagnant despite more testing.
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@gilbertgaines672 also, numerous states are opened and have been for over a week and are not seeing the so call "spike" that many claimed will happen.
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@gilbertgaines672 uh, you do not know what I am talking about. Here is what I am saying. During their "peak" they were doing around 3500 tests a day and were seeing around 700 to 900 new cases as day. Now, while they have been open for over two weeks, they are averaging around 600 new cases a day with 5000 tests a day. So read carefully. During peak: Less tests per day but more cases While being opened: More tests per day but less cases Do you understand?
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@gilbertgaines672 what? 1400 cases? Where did you get that from? I see, today they had over 800, but not 1400. Care to give me a source for your numbers. You claim GA is lying, prove it. I never once said the virus will go away. I support slowly reopening it so we can find out more about it and learn to live with it. Many build an immunity or a vaccine. But point to me where I ever suggested that the virus will go away. It is here to stay, thus we have to learn how to deal with it. Not lock ourselves up and hide from it.
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@ugeofaltron5003 what is wrong with what I am saying?
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@gilbertgaines672 looking at the CDC stats the only 1400 number is number of deaths. That is total deaths. When I went to the CDC and selected GA it sent me to the Georgia Department of Public Health where I am getting my number from and where Worldometer is getting their numbers from. So by going off of your source the reality is that you are not reading the numbers correctly. The CDC goes to the sources I have been looking at the entire time for GA. What you are now displaying is your inability to actually understand the data you are looking at.
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@gilbertgaines672 https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/cases-in-us.html https://dph.georgia.gov/ https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america/georgia
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@offtherails4070 so what is going to prevent healthcare providers from raising prices?
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@gilbertgaines672 you are looking at deaths. Yes, overall they have seen over 1400 deaths over the few months. I am talking about the infection rate. I am looking at the CDC stats and the infection rate for GA is dropping even though they have more tests. Why are you this dense?
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@ugeofaltron5003 At this point I will have to say this, enjoy failure. More people are realizing this virus issue is being overblown and are going back to work. Look at the infection rate of GA. With more tests it is dropping. But you shift the goal posts to look at deaths. Over the past few days I have seen great things with this. People are overcoming the lies and oppression and are going back to life. People like you are going to keep making things up and fail in the end. Come August will be the death of you and your ideas. Enjoy failure. A great thing about this virus is that it is going to kill the far left.
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@gilbertgaines672 critical thinking is not your strong suit. You are looking at overall deaths which has occurred for many months. I am looking at the current rate of infection which is key. At this point it is becoming more clear that a positive outcome of this virus is that it is going to kill of the radical, communist left. You guys have to lie and keep changing standards to justify an oppressive government shutting down the private sector. However, we are seeing more people overcome this. Here is the reality. People like me who realize reality and overcome this are going to succeed. People like you are going to fail and be left behind. After this virus you will have no more excuses and will be crying all the way. I suggest you start having critical thinking skills because if you don't you are going to be in major trouble while others run away.
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@gilbertgaines672 the left is asking people to die due to a bad economy. No one on the right is asking people to die. They are saying we have to open up slowly and take precautions.You want people to die due to a bad economy.
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@gilbertgaines672 huh? We take risks everyday in life. I took a risk of leaving my apartment to go to work. The fact is this, in life we consider the risks and we take precautions to alleviate them. We are seeing that now with the virus. People are considering the risks and taking precautions. That hair salon owner in TX, without government force, set up her shop to be 6 feet apart and was wearing a mask. By shutting down the economy you are creating a situation where people die because of a bad economy.
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@gilbertgaines672 people are suffering now because of the bad economy. Why do you think businesses are defying government orders and opening up? Because they want to open up. As for choosing money over lives, that is the reality. You do it all the time. You take a risk when you walk out the door to go to work. That is basic economics. You can stay completely safe in your own home but you won't make money. Thus you take the risk of going to work either by driving, walking or taking public transportation. Many people know that and view the virus the same way.
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@ugeofaltron5003 what? GA infection rate is down despite tests being up. Where are you getting your "facts" from? If you cannot get basic facts right how can I take your seriously? GA just had around 400 new cases today. During their peak they were getting around 700 to 900 daily.
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@gilbertgaines672 not products means no consumption. And I agree, science wins, that is why I am following the science. The science is showing that the number of new cases is dropping even in states like GA that has been open for almost three weeks. Why do you ignore that? States like NY, NJ and LA have been hit the hardest at the beginning but have been seeing the fastest decline in new cases and deaths. That suggests a herd immunity can be obtained. Why do you ignore that? Fact is that I, as a scientist myself, is following this like a hawk. I just did a ratio of number of new cases per test in the state of NV as they are one state that gives the numbers of new cases per day and tests per day. I simply did an excel sheet to find the ratio. The trend is on the decline. That means with the number of new tests going up the number of new cases is falling. But go ahead and ignore science. Why are you anti science? Go ahead and lock yourself up and pray that the virus will go away.
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@gilbertgaines672 around 7700 people die a day in the US. And yes, the number of cases is dropping. The death rate is overstated as hospitals are pressured to report every death as a virus death if they have the virus. When the final tally comes there will be a huge error bar. Just like how in flu deaths there is an error bar of around 20 to 30 percent. As for every life being important, sure. But in life there are a million ways to die and millions of inconveniences. You can die in a car accident, from the flu, cancer, gun shot, choking, etc. In life you can feel miserable from the flu, a sprain ankle, a broken arm, a sun burn, etc. This virus is just one more. Thankfully more people are starting to feel like I do and are going out and enjoying life realizing all of that. You can stay inside if you want. Come August when this who situation blows over you will be looking very foolish.
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@gilbertgaines672 I do care about life. It is impossible to test everyone. Also, we know very little about this virus. To learn more we have to open up slowly and monitor it. And it isn't about material goods. We need to produce to have something to consume.
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@ugeofaltron5003 look at Worldometer stats, cases are going down even with more tests. Again, GA has been open for three weeks now and no spike. At this point you are going to ignore hard data and just live in oppression.
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The bad economy is arguably more deadly than the virus. GA has been open for two weeks now and their case numbers are slightly down even with more testings per day. If that occurs for another week people really need to look at that and strongly consider opening back up.
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