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"Everybody in the entire US of A has COVID, TRUMP has failed us all"
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Where did you get this from that’s pretty scary
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"Everybody in the entire US of A has COVID, TRUMP has failed us all"
-New Channels
Exactly how people would respond.Where did you get this from that’s pretty scary
weed is still illegal in nys im sure your on the west coast
klonopin is another abuse drug
I don’t think in need all these drugs more then anything I need to clear my head and sleep or a sleep aid that I can get off of and just get rest Naturally.
don't mean to derail but stay away from benzos if possible, I've been on them for a little over two decades and just tapering them is quite hellish. withdrawals can cause seizures and you could die. tapering 1/4 mg's of klonipin can take like 6 months before you feel OK, if you find yourself at the mercy of a psych doctor who doesn't know you they are likely to treat you like a drug abuser and cut you off entirely. valerian & L-Theanine are decent sleep aids.
This was a month or two back but excess deaths actually appear to under count the actual COVID death rate of 3 jumbo jets per day. That’s scary and I haven’t quite looked too much into itThere's many ways to slice it. In terms of overall number of deaths, it's a fractional increase, so it's not like there's going to be a drastic reduction in the population size or something like that.
One thing to keep in mind is that it's 1000 for the whole country, but the majority of deaths are concentrated in a few regions. For those communities, the deaths are a bigger impact in terms of proportional impact. Also, one death also means 2 or 3 people were in the ICU for 2 weeks (and need longer term care after that), 10 or so were hospitalized, and, if the hospital was at capacity, then lots of routine care and elective surgeries had to be postponed and resources redirected.
It's worth mentioning that the deadliest cancer (lung) claims 370 lives per day. But heart disease claims 1700 lives per day.
So there's many ways to phrase it. I agree though in general that it's a bit sensationalistic to look at absolute numbers. The better question is how many of those deaths are preventable and what is the associated societal cost of each.
They told us in April that the 600 was done the end of July. Hopefully an extension passes next weekDamn i just got an email from Illinois unemployment saying the extra $600 is ending july 25th
And so it begins...
Damn i just got an email from Illinois unemployment saying the extra $600 is ending july 25th
And so it begins...
Stay safe everyone
Yeah, we're probably undercounting the deaths due to COVID, although I think now that gap is closing a bit since we have more testing. This is excluding the indirect causes of mortality, like someone not getting medical care for a heart attack because the hospitals were full or they were afraid of getting COVID.This was a month or two back but excess deaths actually appear to under count the actual COVID death rate of 3 jumbo jets per day. That’s scary and I haven’t quite looked too much into it
Why the coronavirus death toll is misleading – and how we’ll get the true figures
Differences in data collection, as well as delays in death registrations, contribute to the uncertainty surrounding global coronavirus figures.www.weforum.org
Then there’s the group that says 90% of the untested have had it already with antibodies, so death rate is lower.
Damn i just got an email from Illinois unemployment saying the extra $600 is ending july 25th
And so it begins...
Stay safe everyone
Unfortunately, this looks more and more likely.
The Economy Is Going to Hit an Iceberg in 10 Days
Everyone thought they had a little more time to extend aid to Americans, but they apparently circled the wrong date.slate.com
I'm sure they want to do a lot of things. The main reason they can't is because states do not have the hardware and infrastructure to pick and choose how to pay all of the unemployed. So they have a range.KUDLOW: THE WH WANTS TO PUT A CAP ON UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS IN NEXT STIMULUS PACKAGE - NYT
I'm sure they want to do a lot of things. The main reason they can't is because states do not have the hardware and infrastructure to pick and choose how to pay all of the unemployed. So they have a range.
The Republicans acting like the 600 was just pulled out of their pass and not based on a formula. Anything less than that and the earnings of the unemployed put them at poverty levels.
I read somewhere they want to lower the extra to 200-400.
So say it's 200....there were people barely making it at their regular job. And making less on unemployment.
So someone that makes 15 an hour normally, makes like 32k a yr. 600 a week, But on unemployment, makes 300 a week. So with the extra, they're making 5 a week, or 1k per check. 2 checks a month, 2 grand...oh but their bills are 1500 a month. Just bills. Not food or gas for the car, etc.
So you're asking someone to survive during a pandemic on 2 grand a month. Which is actually less than 500 a month. And don't let them have kids.
No bro. Fk no.