COVID Delta variant

[kheid]

Originally Posted by kheid View Post
17 people shot and killed in baltimore in 2 weeks ...6 people died of covid...Which is worse?


Totally irrelevant to the topic . Are you brain dead ?

ur answer was wrong...again...so my statistic proves u are more likely to get shot and killed in baltimore than die of corona....once again these are facts...u choose to say they are irrelevant?...i beg to differ....death is death dumbass!

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by kheid

Originally Posted by kheid View Post
17 people shot and killed in baltimore in 2 weeks ...6 people died of covid...Which is worse?


Totally irrelevant to the topic . Are you brain dead ?

ur answer was wrong...again...so my statistic proves u are more likely to get shot and killed in baltimore than die of corona....once again these are facts...u choose to say they are irrelevant?...i beg to differ....death is death dumbass!

You can beg all you want kheid but crime is irrelevant to the subject of covid

[randlemanboater]

I remember the good old days when we had discussions on our forum without calling people names and insulting them....

[bgreene]

So trump loving Florida governors been vocally against vaccines and against masks .
Result being Florida has highest delta infections.

For those that follow real facts.

[kheid]

Originally Posted by bgreene

So trump loving Florida governors been vocally against vaccines and against masks .
Result being Florida has highest delta infections.

For those that follow real facts.

If you test positive, most tests won't tell you what strain of the virus you have, said Dr. David Winter, Director of Internal Medicine at Baylor Scott & White hospital in Dallas.

"We don't always know [the variant] when we do the regular tests," Winter said. "We do that in epidemiological studies ... The routine testing for COVID-19 will just tell you if you have the coronavirus. It doesn't tell you what strain you might have."

Health officials are able to identify COVID-19 strains through genetic sequencing, a process different from a standard COVID-19 test.

For example, earlier this month, Parkland's chief medical officer, Dr. Joe Chang, estimated that 30-40% of new COVID-19 cases in North Texas were of the delta variant. But that was an estimate because, as Chang explained, it would be impractical for Parkland to test every COVID-19 test for genetic sequencing to identify the specific variant.

[kheid]

Originally Posted by bgreene

So trump loving Florida governors been vocally against vaccines and against masks .
Result being Florida has highest delta infections.

For those that follow real facts.

WRONG AGAIN!!!...cdc cant even do simple math...and u believe these people??


One of the state’s leading epidemiologists said it appears the federal agency made a simple math error.

“It appears the CDC divided by two instead of three,” said Jason Salemi, an epidemiologist at the University of South Florida, who runs one of the most comprehensive and closely watched COVID-19 trackers in the state

[bgreene]

Kheid —- how about the rest of the report you used ???
Well here - I’ll post if for you

….” But, Florida has consistently reported more new cases than any other state in the nation although Louisiana, which has tallied 810 cases per 100,000 residents, has topped the Sunshine State in terms of per capita infections.

Even though Florida is second to Louisiana in that category, the number of state residents stricken with the highly contagious respiratory disease continues to soar.”

So Kheid …” I was NOT wrong - youre just SNEAKY.

[bgreene]

People dying from COVID because they made bad decisions about the vaccine .

Another horrible example :
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...covid-n1277611