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Originally Posted by jacksonbrown
Asymptomatic people who test positive for CV are not necessarily contagious.
Calling an incidence of a positive test a “case” is highly misleading, for it implies illness or impairment, when many people suffer no symptoms at all.
Why bother to find out if we have this new bug if we feel fine and have no symptoms of illness.
It’s high time to boot out the BS regarding CV, beginning with the fib that “testing positive” means there’s another “case of CV ” that must be reported to the public.
Is it that THE daily tally reports on “cases” help keep the public brainwashed and compliant?
For the many who continue to accept as true what they get from television and from other mainstream media regarding CV, thinking that, well, “those news reporters wouldn’t be lying,” I have this to say "if you think the mainstream news delivers the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, you had better think again".
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Please show me the science where asymptomatic people are not necessarily contagious.
I'm assuming you're speaking from experience?? Let me tell you about my experience.
In my social group, there have been 8 people that recently have tested positive for COVID. Four had minor symptoms. Two had significant symptoms but didn't require hospitalization. Two are in the hospital. One is on a ventilator.
Note that this group was cautious. There was no travel.
The mainstream media rhetoric is irrelevant to me. But the fact that two of my friends are in the hospital and their outcome is unknown is very relevant to me.
I speak from experience. SO hopefully you bring more to the table than just... your opinion.