Rigby5
Diamond Member
It isn’t the Chinese flu. It isn’t a flu at all.I have noticed two diametrically opposed points of view regarding taking precautions against the Chinese flu. One point of view is that people should take whatever precautions they think are appropriate for them. The other point of view is that people should simply comply with whatever precautions the government tells them to take.
An interesting aspect of this division is that the people who blindly follow the government's guidelines are so insistent on everyone else doing the same thing. Why don't they just take their own precautions and let others make their own decisions?
if you want to die, feel free. You have no right to infect anyone else. So no. You don’t get to make your own decision about this.
now puss off, ignorant twit.
Haha....you're wrong. We do get to make our own decisions on this.
Oh, and 98 percent of those who get this virus will survive.
If I gave you 100 Skittles and told you that two of them would kill you instantly, would you still eat the Skittles? Would you eat them all?
I hate Skittles, but I take your point.
The difference is there are only 2 percent of the people for whom eating Skittles will pose any danger at all. A healthy person could eat all 100 Skittles and not get sick at all. This is why the nursing homes should have isolated all their old folks. Then the percentage would be even lower.
Exactly.
If you quarantine the elderly and vulnerable, then instead of 2% dying from the infection, only 0.02% die.
So it is the lock down that is actually killing people by mixing all the people together to get food, and then making is last months longer than it had to.