Allow me to repeat AGAIN. READ the article before spouting off with your dumbassery.There’s two articles, Tim. The February 18th WSJ Makary OPINION, and the idiotic March 29th Townhall misrepresentation of that opinion that YOU posted. The Townhall article is in the present tense as if “Well, it’s April, so herd immunity is here!” If you knew it was an outdated prediction from when average daily new cases were down 77% instead of up 17%, why didn’t a light go off telling you the Townhall article was a bunch off bullshit?
Again, what was your point in posting it? Why not post the WSJ article instead? You seem to be now arguing that you were aware the Townhall article was bullshit all along. Bizarre. I suspect you weren’t aware at all due to the alternative facts bubble you live in.
And you’re clueless about ND and SD. They are still in the top half of the country in average daily new cases despite being two of the most SPARSELY populated states. CA is currently among the lowest.
You’re also clueless about a “let it ride” the more cases the better approach. No state achieved natural herd immunity. Nobody that understands the pandemic believes that.
From the Townhall article, the HEADLINE: "Johns Hopkins Doctor Declares We're Close to COVID Herd Immunity"
From the HEADLINE of the WSJ article: "Herd Immunity Is Near, Despite Fauci’s Denial"
No one, including me, in posting those articles said it IS HERE. The articles clearly state we are close and near herd immunity.
The fact that you miss the god damned headlines is unsurprising Floggy.
You can continue to try to twist the data all you wish regarding SD and ND. They have shown, point blank, draconian lock downs are NOT needed to combat the virus. They have taken the correct trade off.
From your beloved NYT, cases per 100,000 from March 1 to April 4:
- Michigan - 64 per 100K
- New Jersey - 49 per 100K
- New York - 40 per 100K
- Connecticut - 35 per 100K
- Delaware - 34 per 100K
- Pennsylvania - 33 per 100K
- Rhode Island - 33 per 100K
- Vermont - 30 per 100K
- New Hampshire - 30 per 100K
- Massachusetts - 28 per 100K
- Minnesota - 28 per 100K
- Florida - 25 per 100K
- Colorado - 25 per 100K
- Alaska - 24 per 100K
- Nebraska - 23 per 100K
- West Virginia - 23 per 100K
- Maryland - 22 per 100K
- Illinois - 21 per 100K
- Maine - 20 per 100K
- North Dakota - 20 per 100K
- South Dakota - 18 per 100K