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Government orders to take the clot shot, ''or else'' came from somewhere. Where was that somewhere?
Still nothing to do with Trump's Surgeon General pick.
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Government orders to take the clot shot, ''or else'' came from somewhere. Where was that somewhere?
Mac is a fake.Sounds just like Mac1958.
from your Twitter link, she advised, ''wear a mask, get tested, and practice social distancing.''Still nothing to do with Trump's Surgeon General pick.
For the last few years many Trump supporters have refused the COVID vaccine, calling it the clot shot, and blaming it for any random death that seems out of the ordinary. Governors like Kemp and DeSantis were praised for opening their states back up after two weeks, but Trump and his SG pick criticized them for it. Trump's supporters also largely opposed masks and social distancing regulations.
Why did Trump nominate someone who supported all of this? Is MAGA okay with this pick?
TELL ME WHO YOU CAN'T CRITICIZE, AND I'LL TELL YOU WHO YOUR MASTER IS.That's good, that means she's sane. In the middle of a deadly, nationwide pandemic, it's responsible, reasonable to mandate people wear masks in public, crowded venues. Quarantining society for a couple of months is also a good idea under certain circumstances depending on the severity of the situation. Everyone working in certain fields in close contact with the public, like doctors and nurses, restaurant staff..etc, should get vaccinated. Everyone should get vaccinated, and the trailer-park trash conspiracy theories about the "evils of vaccines", shouldn't dissuade government officials from imposing mandates or passing laws that require certain people to be vaccinated.
If the authorities would've followed the advice of the conspiracy theory rednecks, tens of millions of Americans would've died from COVID-19. They wanted everyone to go about their business as if there was no COVID, completely ignoring any public safety measures or doing anything to protect anyone from being infected. That would've spread COVID 100x more and quicker than it did, overwhelming our healthcare system, with millions of Americans seeking care, and being turned away due to lack of beds. People would've been sent home to die, due to lack of access to medical care. The result of that would've been 25 million, to 40 million Americans dying of COVID.
The mortality rate of COVID, when a population has adequate access to healthcare is between 1.1%-2.5%. Earlier in the pandemic, approximately 14%-18% of reported COVID-19 cases in the United States required hospitalization. Today in 2024, that figure is down to less than 2% due to:
- Vaccination: Widespread vaccination campaigns have significantly reduced the severity of COVID-19 cases, leading to fewer hospitalizations.
- Public Health Measures: Continued adherence to preventive measures, such as mask-wearing and social distancing, has helped limit the spread of the virus.
- Medical Advancements: Improved treatments and early interventions have enhanced patient outcomes, reducing the need for hospitalization.
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COVID Data Tracker
CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.covid.cdc.gov
At the beginning of the pandemic this was the situation:
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COVID-19 no longer a top cause of US death — here’s what’s replaced it
Just over 3 million deaths were reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics last year.nypost.com
We had a HUGE spike in deaths nationally.
If the authorities had followed the trailer-park trash conspiracy theories, refusing to mandate masks in public crowded venues and to "shut down" (i.e. quarantine), society for some time, including not expediting the process (i.e. research and development) of an effective vaccine to stop or at least reduce the severity of the virus, the mortality rate would've been approximately 10%-14%. That amounts to around 30 million deaths. It would've been a catastrophe, a COVID-19 Holocaust.
As I mentioned earlier, 14% of people infected with COVID-19 who need medical attention, would've been turned away from hospitals, due to the number of infected people needing medical care and the lack of resources. They would've been sent home, to essentially fend for themselves, and most of them would've died. That's the consequence of following redneck conspiracy theories about COVID-19.
if it's OK with you, I will get medical advise from my trusted doctor as opposed to a cartoon poster on an anonymous message board.That's good, that means she's sane. In the middle of a deadly, nationwide pandemic, it's responsible, reasonable to mandate people wear masks in public, crowded venues. Quarantining society for a couple of months is also a good idea under certain circumstances depending on the severity of the situation. Everyone working in certain fields in close contact with the public, like doctors and nurses, restaurant staff..etc, should get vaccinated. Everyone should get vaccinated, and the trailer-park trash conspiracy theories about the "evils of vaccines", shouldn't dissuade government officials from imposing mandates or passing laws that require certain people to be vaccinated.
If the authorities would've followed the advice of the conspiracy theory rednecks, tens of millions of Americans would've died from COVID-19. They wanted everyone to go about their business as if there was no COVID, completely ignoring any public safety measures or doing anything to protect anyone from being infected. That would've spread COVID 100x more and quicker than it did, overwhelming our healthcare system, with millions of Americans seeking care, and being turned away due to lack of beds. People would've been sent home to die, due to lack of access to medical care. The result of that would've been 25 million, to 40 million Americans dying of COVID.
The mortality rate of COVID, when a population has adequate access to healthcare is between 1.1%-2.5%. Earlier in the pandemic, approximately 14%-18% of reported COVID-19 cases in the United States required hospitalization. Today in 2024, that figure is down to less than 2% due to:
- Vaccination: Widespread vaccination campaigns have significantly reduced the severity of COVID-19 cases, leading to fewer hospitalizations.
- Public Health Measures: Continued adherence to preventive measures, such as mask-wearing and social distancing, has helped limit the spread of the virus.
- Medical Advancements: Improved treatments and early interventions have enhanced patient outcomes, reducing the need for hospitalization.
![]()
COVID Data Tracker
CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.covid.cdc.gov
At the beginning of the pandemic this was the situation:
![]()
COVID-19 no longer a top cause of US death — here’s what’s replaced it
Just over 3 million deaths were reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics last year.nypost.com
We had a HUGE spike in deaths nationally.
If the authorities had followed the trailer-park trash conspiracy theories, refusing to mandate masks in public crowded venues and to "shut down" (i.e. quarantine), society for some time, including not expediting the process (i.e. research and development) of an effective vaccine to stop or at least reduce the severity of the virus, the mortality rate would've been approximately 10%-14%. That amounts to around 30 million deaths. It would've been a catastrophe, a COVID-19 Holocaust.
As I mentioned earlier, 14% of people infected with COVID-19 who need medical attention, would've been turned away from hospitals, due to the number of infected people needing medical care and the lack of resources. They would've been sent home, to essentially fend for themselves, and most of them would've died. That's the consequence of following redneck conspiracy theories about COVID-19.
You can criticize whomever you want. Is anyone coming after you for being a stupid redneck?TELL ME WHO YOU CAN'T CRITICIZE, AND I'LL TELL YOU WHO YOUR MASTER IS.
You don't have to be a doctor to do the math and ironically your statement doesn't make much sense. The vast majority of doctors agree with me, not with your hillbilly conspiracy theories.if it's OK with you, I will get medical advise from my trusted doctor as opposed to a cartoon poster on an anonymous message board.
Oh okay. I’m sure she went to a Caribbean medical school after rejecting all sorts of offers from top tier institutions.Bot idiot post
Nesheiwat is a double board-certified medical doctor and graduate of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. She has led medical relief missions in Haiti, Ukraine and Africa.Oh okay. I’m sure she went to a Caribbean medical school after rejecting all sorts of offers from top tier institutions.
Same thing with her family medicine residency in Arkansas.
How droll....You missed the point of your own sig line.You can criticize whomever you want. Is anyone coming after you for being a stupid redneck?
“The vast majority doctors agree with me”. Your “ because I say so” commandment is not real convincing.You don't have to be a doctor to do the math and ironically your statement doesn't make much sense. The vast majority of doctors agree with me, not with your hillbilly conspiracy theories.
You can criticize me, and people can criticize you, and no one is free or above criticism, including our government officials, or the "special chosen people of God"..etc. You missed my point.How droll....You missed the point of your own sig line.![]()
I got your point just fine....It's you who can't figure out the point and irony of a simple sentence that's in your sig line, while blurting out a boilerplate text brick defending those who dared not be questioned during the scamdemic.You can criticize me, and people can criticize you, and no one is free or above criticism, including our government officials, or the "special chosen people of God"..etc. You missed my point.