Duh!!! Any correlation between population density and COVID-19 cases?

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

 

[Winco]

Wait......What...….."That's not what I meant to say," "You're reading it wrong."

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

 

[mudwhistle]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

The reason you have population densities is debatable.
One of the reasons could be the fact that you've pumped so many illegals into your sanctuary cities. This is really the case in CA and NY.
Another is many of the folks born in those states can't afford to move....so they just stay there and collect welfare.
If you want to get rid of all of the extra folks just cut off their welfare and they'll leave in droves.

 

[aaronleland]

There may be some calls for a national lock down, but most states are doing by choice. which makes the discussion pretty pointless.

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

The reason you have population densities is debatable.
One of the reasons could be the fact that you've pumped so many illegals into your sanctuary cities. This is really the case in CA and NY.
Another is many of the folks born in those states can't afford to move....so they just stay there and collect welfare.
If you want to get rid of all of the extra folks just cut off their welfare and they'll leave in droves.

 

[Doc7505]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

The only problem with the New York report is that the population density within the state is far different than the population density of New York City and it's five boroughs. There I'm sure that the population density is above 25,000 per sq. mile.

 

[Jitss617]

Democrats: BUT BUT BUT IT HAS TO BE RACISM! How can we promise them something in 2020???

 

[Doc7505]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

The only problem with the New York report is that the population density within the state is far different than the population density of New York City and it's five boroughs. There I'm sure that the population density is above 25,000 per sq. mile.

New York City - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

The only problem with the New York report is that the population density within the state is far different than the population density of New York City and it's five boroughs. There I'm sure that the population density is above 25,000 per sq. mile.

New York City - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Yes this is where I got the FACTS..
NYC 27,788 people per square mile.

List of United States cities by population density - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

Again... YOU have NO FACTS like I evidently have!
Texas has 602 hospitals with 76,110 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - information about hospitals from public and private data sources including MedPAR, OPPS, hospital cost reports, and other CMS files.

So again without any facts you make some dumb ill-informed statement...
COVID-19 cases in Texas 11,671 cases 226 deaths... Recovered 1,366... So subtracting
total cases 11,671
total deaths 226
Recovered 1,366
Total hospitalized, self quarantined or otherwise...10,079!

Map of coronavirus cases in Texas, US and world

Where is the coronavirus in Texas? This map of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. is updated as cases are reported by state health departments and the CDC.

www.elpasotimes.com

FACTS are that ...according to the report, an estimated :
21% to 31% of U.S. COVID-19 patients between Feb. 12 and March 16 were hospitalized, with
5% to 12% admitted to an intensive care unit.
An estimated 1.8% to 3.4% of U.S. COVID-19 patients died over the period.

CDC looks at U.S. hospitalizations for COVID-19 | AHA News

About 80% of deaths and 45% of hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the U.S. are among adults aged 65 or older, with the risk of serious illness and death increasing with age, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

www.aha.org

Map: Track COVID-19 cases in Texas, county-by-county updates

As state officials try to mitigate a summer surge in COVID-19 cases, you can track case counts county by county in Texas.

www.ksat.com

SO Texas with 10,079 unknown... assume 31% from above source hospitalized or 3,124. Compared to 76,110 BEDS!!!
Dummies like you don't seem to use the internet... YOU just GUESS!

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

Again... YOU have NO FACTS like I evidently have!
Texas has 602 hospitals with 76,110 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - information about hospitals from public and private data sources including MedPAR, OPPS, hospital cost reports, and other CMS files.

So again without any facts you make some dumb ill-informed statement...
COVID-19 cases in Texas 11,671 cases 226 deaths... Recovered 1,366... So subtracting
total cases 11,671
total deaths 226
Recovered 1,366
Total hospitalized, self quarantined or otherwise...10,079!

Map of coronavirus cases in Texas, US and world

Where is the coronavirus in Texas? This map of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. is updated as cases are reported by state health departments and the CDC.

www.elpasotimes.com

FACTS are that ...according to the report, an estimated :
21% to 31% of U.S. COVID-19 patients between Feb. 12 and March 16 were hospitalized, with
5% to 12% admitted to an intensive care unit.
An estimated 1.8% to 3.4% of U.S. COVID-19 patients died over the period.

CDC looks at U.S. hospitalizations for COVID-19 | AHA News

About 80% of deaths and 45% of hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the U.S. are among adults aged 65 or older, with the risk of serious illness and death increasing with age, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

www.aha.org

Map: Track COVID-19 cases in Texas, county-by-county updates

As state officials try to mitigate a summer surge in COVID-19 cases, you can track case counts county by county in Texas.

www.ksat.com

SO Texas with 10,079 unknown... assume 31% from above source hospitalized or 3,124. Compared to 76,110 BEDS!!!
Dummies like you don't seem to use the internet... YOU just GUESS!

SMH.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

covid19.healthdata.org

And that's the rosiest outlook available.

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

Again... YOU have NO FACTS like I evidently have!
Texas has 602 hospitals with 76,110 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - information about hospitals from public and private data sources including MedPAR, OPPS, hospital cost reports, and other CMS files.

So again without any facts you make some dumb ill-informed statement...
COVID-19 cases in Texas 11,671 cases 226 deaths... Recovered 1,366... So subtracting
total cases 11,671
total deaths 226
Recovered 1,366
Total hospitalized, self quarantined or otherwise...10,079!

Map of coronavirus cases in Texas, US and world

Where is the coronavirus in Texas? This map of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. is updated as cases are reported by state health departments and the CDC.

www.elpasotimes.com

FACTS are that ...according to the report, an estimated :
21% to 31% of U.S. COVID-19 patients between Feb. 12 and March 16 were hospitalized, with
5% to 12% admitted to an intensive care unit.
An estimated 1.8% to 3.4% of U.S. COVID-19 patients died over the period.

CDC looks at U.S. hospitalizations for COVID-19 | AHA News

About 80% of deaths and 45% of hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the U.S. are among adults aged 65 or older, with the risk of serious illness and death increasing with age, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

www.aha.org

Map: Track COVID-19 cases in Texas, county-by-county updates

As state officials try to mitigate a summer surge in COVID-19 cases, you can track case counts county by county in Texas.

www.ksat.com

SO Texas with 10,079 unknown... assume 31% from above source hospitalized or 3,124. Compared to 76,110 BEDS!!!
Dummies like you don't seem to use the internet... YOU just GUESS!

SMH.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

covid19.healthdata.org

View attachment 321839

And that's the rosiest outlook available.

Wow... Total hospital beds at the 6,146 hospitals....924,107 BEDS!

Fast Facts on U.S. Hospitals, 2024 | AHA

There are 6,120 hospitals in the United States. The American Hospital Association conducts an annual survey of hospitals in the United States. The data here, published in 2024, are a sample from the 2022 AHA Annual Survey (FY 2022) and offer quick answers on number of hospitals, government...

www.aha.org

 

[Crepitus]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

Again... YOU have NO FACTS like I evidently have!
Texas has 602 hospitals with 76,110 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - information about hospitals from public and private data sources including MedPAR, OPPS, hospital cost reports, and other CMS files.

So again without any facts you make some dumb ill-informed statement...
COVID-19 cases in Texas 11,671 cases 226 deaths... Recovered 1,366... So subtracting
total cases 11,671
total deaths 226
Recovered 1,366
Total hospitalized, self quarantined or otherwise...10,079!

Map of coronavirus cases in Texas, US and world

Where is the coronavirus in Texas? This map of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. is updated as cases are reported by state health departments and the CDC.

www.elpasotimes.com

FACTS are that ...according to the report, an estimated :
21% to 31% of U.S. COVID-19 patients between Feb. 12 and March 16 were hospitalized, with
5% to 12% admitted to an intensive care unit.
An estimated 1.8% to 3.4% of U.S. COVID-19 patients died over the period.

CDC looks at U.S. hospitalizations for COVID-19 | AHA News

About 80% of deaths and 45% of hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the U.S. are among adults aged 65 or older, with the risk of serious illness and death increasing with age, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

www.aha.org

Map: Track COVID-19 cases in Texas, county-by-county updates

As state officials try to mitigate a summer surge in COVID-19 cases, you can track case counts county by county in Texas.

www.ksat.com

SO Texas with 10,079 unknown... assume 31% from above source hospitalized or 3,124. Compared to 76,110 BEDS!!!
Dummies like you don't seem to use the internet... YOU just GUESS!

SMH.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

covid19.healthdata.org

View attachment 321839

And that's the rosiest outlook available.

Wow... Total hospital beds at the 6,146 hospitals....924,107 BEDS!

Fast Facts on U.S. Hospitals, 2024 | AHA

There are 6,120 hospitals in the United States. The American Hospital Association conducts an annual survey of hospitals in the United States. The data here, published in 2024, are a sample from the 2022 AHA Annual Survey (FY 2022) and offer quick answers on number of hospitals, government...

www.aha.org

View attachment 321915

Then why does the university of Washington think we have less by a factor of 10?

 

[healthmyths]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


View attachment 321615

You realize you just repeated what Democrats have been saying all along and completely undermined your conservitard brethren's attempts to say this is the Democrat's fault, right?

So you are saying that conservatives are in FAVOR of a national quarantine vs letting states determine?

Nope. I'm saying they've been blaming "Democratic shitholes" and we've been telling them "population density".

There should have been a national shutdown back in February or so. Unfortunately that would have required the ability to see the future and the current administration has problems just seeing the present so mid March is about the best we could have hoped for. Neither one happened.

Well I for one live in Texas and the Governor hasn't declared a STATE shut down and for good cause!
Only the major cities, Houston, DFW, San Antonio, Ft. Worth have experienced any real effects. So there was no need for a
STATE wide.. and that's the state's prerogative.

Whatever kiddo. Remember rural Texas is pretty much solid red. Meaning very few state hospitals and virtually no private ones. Also minimal services of all sorts. When this does get there you guys are gonna be in deep shit. Fortunately for you we Democratic types will step in and save you.

As usual.

Again... YOU have NO FACTS like I evidently have!
Texas has 602 hospitals with 76,110 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - information about hospitals from public and private data sources including MedPAR, OPPS, hospital cost reports, and other CMS files.

So again without any facts you make some dumb ill-informed statement...
COVID-19 cases in Texas 11,671 cases 226 deaths... Recovered 1,366... So subtracting
total cases 11,671
total deaths 226
Recovered 1,366
Total hospitalized, self quarantined or otherwise...10,079!

Map of coronavirus cases in Texas, US and world

Where is the coronavirus in Texas? This map of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. is updated as cases are reported by state health departments and the CDC.

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FACTS are that ...according to the report, an estimated :
21% to 31% of U.S. COVID-19 patients between Feb. 12 and March 16 were hospitalized, with
5% to 12% admitted to an intensive care unit.
An estimated 1.8% to 3.4% of U.S. COVID-19 patients died over the period.

CDC looks at U.S. hospitalizations for COVID-19 | AHA News

About 80% of deaths and 45% of hospitalizations for COVID-19 in the U.S. are among adults aged 65 or older, with the risk of serious illness and death increasing with age, according to a report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Map: Track COVID-19 cases in Texas, county-by-county updates

As state officials try to mitigate a summer surge in COVID-19 cases, you can track case counts county by county in Texas.

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SO Texas with 10,079 unknown... assume 31% from above source hospitalized or 3,124. Compared to 76,110 BEDS!!!
Dummies like you don't seem to use the internet... YOU just GUESS!

SMH.

IHME | COVID-19 Projections

Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.

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And that's the rosiest outlook available.

Wow... Total hospital beds at the 6,146 hospitals....924,107 BEDS!

Fast Facts on U.S. Hospitals, 2024 | AHA

There are 6,120 hospitals in the United States. The American Hospital Association conducts an annual survey of hospitals in the United States. The data here, published in 2024, are a sample from the 2022 AHA Annual Survey (FY 2022) and offer quick answers on number of hospitals, government...

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Then why does the university of Washington think we have less by a factor of 10?

Let's see... University of Washington VS American Hospital Association...hmmm.. which organization may have more
contact information? One organization deals primarily with multiple disciplines, health, law, etc. and is primarily interested in
promoting their state, the other, has "Hospitals" as it's middle name. Most likely knows all the 6,146 hospitals including how many
beds. Plus tell me what state you are in and I can tell you approximately how many hospital beds are in your state, if you'd like.

"Healthmyths" is not a whimsical name...as I have been involved in Health care for over 20 years.
Contrary to ..."Crepitus" an alleged Roman god of flatulence. Really?

By the way State of Washington has 109 hospitals and 13,512 beds. Source:American Hospital Directory - Advanced Search

 

[DJT for Life]

I know this should be common sense ..BUT the biased MSM leading the way in FEAR... they don't seem to see the correlation between the higher the population density per square mile and the number of COVID-19 cases.
SO to prove here are the FACTS:
Most of the cases are in states with higher number of people per mile.
Now I know that seems obvious...DUH!!! So why is there a NATIONAL movement for a NATIONAL quarantine?
Why do ALL states have to follow a national order to "social distancing"?
Or why do all STATES have to follow national order to close ALL but "essential" businesses?
All of the answers are directly based on % of cases per population/square mile!


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Now that Illinois has passed Florida for #8 on the list...One thing not mentioned is the top 8 states have
Democratic Governors.

I understand the density part, to a point. In Florida, for an example, there aren't many folks living in the
Everglades and that encompasses a great deal of space. Try Central Florida or Miami Metro with theirhigh populations
combined with 100,000,000 tourists per year. How is that for density? (But, not computed)

State policies and TDS have destroyed these Liberal hotbeds, because they would not take any action when
the President sounded the alarm. New York was still saying that it was nothing to worry about in mid-March.
They're singing a different tune now...aren't they?