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Can someone explain this in crayon for this fool? Assuming he understands crayon. I mean, even Marines understand crayon.
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have you been drinking? It was intentional asshat. He's applying your own logic against you.You could cut the irony with a knife.
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I think he needs to smoke some.
Ideologs do not engage in logical debate, but from an entertainment standpoint, they can be amusing, kind of like the expatriate.
I know, the unwitting Hungtard recently called me a troll and threatened to block me for doing to him the only single thing he actually does on here. It was a beautiful little meltdown to witness.
That's it. You're certifiably stupid.
We have rising cases annually because of the flu. It's endemic.
Because you don't understand herd immunity, you think we should get to eradication.
You also believe mutations of viruses get worse and you shot a semi-auto 30-30.
Why I waste my time is beyond me. Ron White: You can't fix stupid.
My arm still hurts, but not as much. And I had what seemed like the flu earlier in the week. And I stubbed my toe about an hour ago. Obviously this house is not safe. I'm going to wear a pair of steel toed boots from now on while walking in the house to prevent such danger and require our friends to wear boots in the house when they visit to keep them safe too. I care damnit!!!
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And nobody ever declared that we achieved herd immunity against the flu while cases were rising… stupid.
You are the one claiming we are close to Covid herd immunity. There is no evidence of that, in fact there is evidence to the contrary. “Let’s say” stupid is denying that.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Associated with a 10-Day Motorcycle Rally ...
This report describes COVID-19 cases identified in Minnesota residents after a 10-day motorcycle rally in South Dakota.
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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally linked to 20% of US coronavirus cases in August: researchers
Nineteen percent of the 1.4 million new coronavirus cases in the U.S. between Aug. 2 and Sept. 2 can be traced back to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally held in South Dakota, according to researchers from San Diego State University's Center for Health Economics & Policy Studies.
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North Dakota man regretted not getting the vaccine before dying from COVID-19
(WSVN) - The optimism medical experts once had in the battle against COVID-19 is starting to fade with new cases on the rise in nearly...
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Mom regrets not getting her 13-year-old vaccinated as delta variant surges
"I just want people to get their kids their shots. Everybody just needs to get the shot. It's a much better route than the one we're in."
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'They wish they knew': Unvaccinated hospitalized patients say they regret not getting the shot
A year and a half into the pandemic, low vaccination rates and the rise of the delta variant threaten to cripple some hospital systems.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Associated with a 10-Day Motorcycle Rally ...
This report describes COVID-19 cases identified in Minnesota residents after a 10-day motorcycle rally in South Dakota.www.cdc.gov
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Sooo… “Net result? Nil!”
pretty much, yes
when you want to discuss the BLM rioting that led to negative cases of Rona, then we'll have a discussion.
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Fact Checkers have deemed this false. Sorry, collect your boobie prize on your way out.Sturgis Motorcycle Rally linked to 20% of US coronavirus cases in August: researchers
Nineteen percent of the 1.4 million new coronavirus cases in the U.S. between Aug. 2 and Sept. 2 can be traced back to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally held in South Dakota, according to researchers from San Diego State University's Center for Health Economics & Policy Studies.
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Study suggests rally led to over 260,000 COVID-19 cases
A California research group set out to estimate the impact of a single COVID-19 “super-spreader” event – and in the case of the Sturgis Rally, the impact was large.The study, released by the Center for Health Economics and Policy Studies at San Diego State University, estimates that 266,796 COVID-19 cases across the country in the month following the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally can be traced back to the event, which took place from Aug. 7-16. That figure is 19% of the 1.4 million COVID-19 cases between Aug. 2 and Sept. 2.
The researchers used cellphone data to identify areas that saw a large number of rally-goers and tracked cases both before and after the event, the Argus Leader reported.
More:South Dakota dismisses 'elite class of so-called experts,' carries on with state fair after Sturgis rally fueled COVID-19 surge
Both South Dakota’s governor and secretary of health have criticized the study, the Argus Leader reported.
"Under the guise of academic research, this report is nothing short of an attack on those who exercised their personal freedom to attend Sturgis,” Kristi Noem, governor of South Dakota, said in a statement. "Predictably, some in the media breathlessly report on this non-peer reviewed model, built on incredibly faulty assumptions that do not reflect the actual facts and data here in South Dakota."
"I would just caution you about putting too much stock into models ... that can't be verified by other factual numbers," Kim Malsam-Rysdon, the state’s secretary of health, said in reference to the study. "I think that is the case with that particular white paper."
Fact check:CDC's data on COVID-19 deaths used incorrectly in misleading claims
Questions, criticism about study
South Dakota state epidemiologist Josh Clayton was critical of the study, noting it is not yet peer-reviewed."The results do not align with what we know for the impacts of the rally," Clayton said Sept. 8.
He also told the Washington Post that the study doesn’t account for an already-increasing trend of case counts in South Dakota or that school reopenings might have contributed to the rise.
Independent experts were wary of the study’s scope, too. Devin Pope, a professor of behavioral sciences and economics at the University of Chicago, told USA TODAY that while he thinks the study uses reasonable methods, it’s likely that the numbers are heavily overstated.
More:First COVID-19 death linked to massive Sturgis biker rally; cases reported across the nation
The study uses a synthetic control, which means the researchers looked for other locations around the U.S. that are similar to the focus of the study, tracing what those counties’ trajectories looked like before and after the Sturgis Rally. But in order to avoid a spillover effect, bordering states were excluded, which Pope said could drastically change the numbers.
“In their current study, I don't think they have a problem with spillover effects because they exclude them by design, but by excluding those areas, they're also making their synthetic control not as good,” he said. “And so there's a tradeoff there between having spillover effects potentially kind of influence the results, but also having a better control.”
The researchers have stood by their work.
"We stand by the entirety of our coronavirus research," Dhaval Dave, one of the researchers, told NBC News. "We used publicly available data that other researchers have used, including the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). These are not forecasting exercises."
Fact check:Tuberculosis is more dangerous than COVID-19, but context matters
Our rating: False
We rate the claim that the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally led to 88 positive tests attributed to the rally, which is a 0.02% infection rate among attendees, as FALSE because it was not supported by our research. The state of South Dakota has attributed 124 cases in the state to the rally. The Associated Press reported that at least 290 people in 12 states who attended the rally have also tested positive. Taken together, that's an infection rate of 0.09%.Our fact-check sources:
- USA TODAY, Aug. 7, No masks required as 250,000 expected at 10-day Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Here's what to know.
- Utah Department of Health, Calculation of Infection Rates
- Sioux Falls Argus Leader, Sept. 8, Study says 260,000 COVID-19 cases could be tied to Sturgis rally; Noem calls it 'fiction'
- Associated Press, Sept. 2, COVID-19 death tied to Sturgis Rally reported in Minnesota
- USA TODAY, Sept. 2, First COVID-19 death linked to massive Sturgis biker rally; cases reported across the nation
- KARE 11, Sept. 2, LISTEN LIVE: MN Dept. of Health Briefing - September 2, 2020
- USA TODAY, Sept. 3, South Dakota dismisses 'elite class of so-called experts,' carries on with state fair after Sturgis rally fueled COVID-19 surge
- South Dakota Department of Health, retrieved Sept. 10, COVID-19 data
- San Diego State University Center for Health and Policy Studies, Sept. 5, The Contagion Externality of a Superspreading Event: The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and COVID-19
- Sturgis Motorcycle Rally website
- Fox News, Sept. 8, Sturgis Motorcycle Rally linked to 20% of US coronavirus cases in August: researchers
- South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Sept. 8, Twitter thread
- The Washington Post, Sept. 8, ‘Worst case scenarios’ at Sturgis rally could link event to 266,000 coronavirus cases, study says
- Interview with Devin Pope, professor of behaviorial science and economics at the University of Chicago
- NBC News, Sept. 9, 250,000 COVID-19 infections from Sturgis? 'Made up' numbers, S.D. governor says
You really should stay at home, lock the doors, seal the doors and windows, wear two masks, wear a hood over the mask, get another dose of the vaccine, and then hire a contractor to wrap your home in plastic.
And leave the rest of us the **** alone.
Oh, and stop being a welfare queen for once and contribute to the site instead of leeching off those you pompously denigrate.
Not necessarily in that order.
What the ever living ****????? Are you kidding me?? Apparently you literally don't know what the NEWS is or you don't do research. Unless a disease is ERADICATED, cases ALWAYS rise.
Herd immunity is discussed every year with the FLU. Oh...My....God. I'm arguing with an imbecile. Because it is ENDEMIC, the virus MUTATES. Each year a new set of vaccines is delivered to address the new strain. Each year we get to or we don't get to herd immunity based on natural immunity and vaccination rates. Each year is like a new football game and competition. We always battle rising cases as we sometimes get to or do not get to herd immunity.
I mean for ***** sake, there are only a billion articles out there on the FLU and HERD IMMUNITY.
And we will never have herd immunity against the flu in perpetuity - because it's ENDEMIC! We play the game every year son.
Please notice what this PHYSICIAN says about herd immunity:
ONCE enough people are vaccinated, the flu CAN’T SPREAD QUICKLY because it encounters people who are protected against it.
The flu still SPREADS after herd immunity. Cases still GO UP.
::face palm::
For the love of GOD....go look up endemic. And then research what herd immunity is. It is NOT eradication.
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So in essence you are saying Flogged is Tibs brother from another mother...both are false information spreaders??
Floglofuck, like all libtards, wants permanent masking and lockdowns in order to kill capitalism. They don't even hide it.
All the bullshit you spew that's been debunked aside, what flu? I haven't heard anything about this flu in the last 18 months or so that you speak of.
He really should safeguard his hands by putting multiple pairs of gloves on, then wrapping them in bubble wrap over and over - because the hands are the most likely cause of leaving trace foreign elements around the facial orifices - and will leave him undeniably exposed to the super-duper bubonic plague.
His freeloading *** then won't be able to spew his bullshit on here, but it's a sacrifice I think we're all willing to make.
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Back to your strawman and feigning that you don’t know that “cases rising” means new daily cases. You know, like I’ve been pointing out to you almost daily for a week FFS. You paint yourself into a corner with your ridiculous, unsupportable argument and then try to change the argument.
Oh we're off to a laughfest this weekend, boys. I can't stop cracking up.
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that was a severe beatdown by Flog on Tim.
betcha Tim doesn't post his ugliness here for awhile.
betcha Tim doesn't post his ugliness here for awhile.