Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "CBC News" channel.

  1. If you wanted to be honest, she said she didn't want their opinions about a specific movie that wasn't really made for them. She didn't say she didn't want to hear them ever, about any movie she did. But this anti-Larson whiny man baby bunch hasn't shown itself to be very honest.
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  2. But that transparency shows incompetence. Ontario should be testing 10k people a day, by now. South Korea showed us what to do, and we didn't do it. To get ahead of the virus, you have to be able to test everyone and anyone who has come in contact, not simply those showing enough symptoms.
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  3. Rofl, is that also why newspapers, magazines, and books, aren't selling well any more?
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  4.  @clopez4280  What kind of nonsense are you spouting? China just donated a bunch of medical gear to Canada.
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  5. If he had taken it seriously, Ontario would already be testing 10+k people a day, and we'd be on a downward curve, like South Korea did.
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  6. ​ @vociferon-heraldofthewinte7763 He actually defaulted on his Deutsche Bank loan, and they got into a legal battle, until some anonymous backer stepped in to help Trump.
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  7. The US government officially dissed Bell, as being the inventor. The Canadian government, on the other hand, stood by him. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_HRes._269_on_Antonio_Meucci
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  8. Well, Ontario is 40% of the population, and constantly at 20% of our testing goals. We won't be flattening the curve anytime soon.
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  9. Rofl. How can you both have no real clue and know there's no real accuracy? South Korea mass tested quickly, tested beyond those showing symptoms, and got ahead of the virus. They've flattened their curve, with total cases and confirmed cases now being about the same. They show a 1.9% mortality rate. A cruise ship also provided us with a control group, where there's no reason to believe total and confirmed cases aren't the same. They show a 1.5% mortality rate. So, this single virus strain has about 10x the mortality rate of the flu's .1-.2% mortality rate ... which is actually multiple virus strains.
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  10.  @mrsbenn1  And they just donated tons of supplies back, moron. Go back to sleep.
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