Membership March BS Thread
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From: McRae, AR
I'm going to wager that this thing is just getting started.. When people drop their guard and go back to their normal lives too early, its going to get bad.
There are three nursing homes here in Arkansas that have been infected and i fear that will end up like it did in Washington.
Whats even more concerning is whats happening is places like Italy, where death rate is approaching 10%
There are three nursing homes here in Arkansas that have been infected and i fear that will end up like it did in Washington.
Whats even more concerning is whats happening is places like Italy, where death rate is approaching 10%
More Turbo
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On vacation today, have some i have to use by end March. Did finally get the c4 in the 66 pickup. It has fought me. Son ordered long tube headers for his 93 f150 4x4. Hoping we can run duals like some of the pulling trucks, long tubes with pipes below frame back to axle. He kinda likes that look. I know that the gas tank interfers with inside of frame on drivers side.
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...-18000-deaths/
If 32M were infected with influenza but 18,000 died, thats a .056% fatality rate.. Covid-19 has had a death rate in the US of 1.29% as of this moment.
So infect those same 32M and you're talking about 412,800 people.
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Cargo Master
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How does that compare to the infection rate? There is a huge disparity between the number of deaths between the two viruses for the same span of time. With flu deaths being significantly higher. CDC estimates between 20-40,000 influenza deaths in the us so far this year. Covid numbers are nowhere near that high. I think the last I saw was 500. I know this virus has a lot of potential. But no one is kicking up a fuss about 40,000 dead from the flu in the same span. Not even talking about the flu. But mass panic and government controls from day one of the corona virus outbreak. Then claiming it'll peak in a month or so. I have a feeling this will all disappear as soon as it warms up. Same as the flu does.
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How does that compare to the infection rate? There is a huge disparity between the number of deaths between the two viruses for the same span of time. With flu deaths being significantly higher. CDC estimates between 20-40,000 influenza deaths in the us so far this year. Covid numbers are nowhere near that high. I think the last I saw was 500. I know this virus has a lot of potential. But no one is kicking up a fuss about 40,000 dead from the flu in the same span. Not even talking about the flu. But mass panic and government controls from day one of the corona virus outbreak. Then claiming it'll peak in a month or so. I have a feeling this will all disappear as soon as it warms up. Same as the flu does.
The death rate in the US will go up significantly as many of those currently infected have just become infected within the last few days.
Arkansas has seen it's first two fatalities as of today, one was elderly, but the other was supposedly in their 50's.