OrangeBlossomBaby |
09-15-2020 01:35 PM |
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Originally Posted by Chitown
(Post 1833161)
Just looked it up. As of this yesterday’s close, 9-14-20, total Florida cases of Caronavirus is 666,000, total deaths in Florida blamed by coronavirus 12,600. THAT IS 1.8% death rate. I am so over the fear of contracting this virus. If people are waiting for this virus to be eradicated from existence, it’s never gonna happen vaccine or no vaccine. Dangerous viruses from many many years ago are still killing people today. The SARS virus and swine flu are still killing people today and it’s been 12 years. Life is a risk. Wash your hands often, if you feel your health makes you at a much higher risk of death then wear your mask if that makes you feel secure. As far as me, I’m going on with my life just like before the virus. Im confident that even if I was to contract it that I will be one of the 98.2% who survive. P . S. Please don’t be taken in by those who say “ there is a possibility that if you contract this virus and recover you may have long term lung or heart issues. That is a way to make you conform to keep you in fear to the way they want you to react. They have no clue for Gods sake the virus is 6 mos old. You could say that about any virus or flu.
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Okay so here's my takeaway on your opinion. Correct me if I'm wrong.
1 If it was your own spouse, child, sibling, or parent who was one of the 1.8 who died, you'd be okay with it since it's only 1.8%.
2. If 75% of all the people who tested positive, had serious symptoms that required hospitalization and possibly even intubation and ventillation but lived to tell about it, you'd be okay with that.
3. If 50% of all the people who tested positive and experienced serious symptoms, could not afford to pay the hospital bills resulting from their illness, you'd be okay with that.
4. If you got sick with COVID, had to be hospitalized and isolated from your entire family for 2 weeks, had to be put on a ventillator with a tube running down your throat, racked up hundreds of thousand of dollars in bills that Medicare only covered a fraction of, leaving you footing the rest of the bill, you'd be okay with that.
5. If you were sick as in #4, and it turned out you are the direct cause of your best friend getting sick and dying from it, you'd be okay with that since they're only one of the 1.8% of people who die from it anyway.
That's what I get from your post. Any time someone says "the death rate is "only" 1.8%" - that is what I will get from their claim.
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