US Election 2020 - Pt 2

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cerebus said:
keppie is the one who said it's the worst in the world, which is a distortion of what Bill Gates said. I agree with Bill Gates. I think Brazil's response is worse; however I don't think comparing the US to Peru or Bolivia is entirely fair since those countries have a fraction of the wealth of the United States.

And also as I said, cases per capita do not tell an adequate story.
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stop wriggling around - your assertion was incorrect, own it - or is it that difficult to admit you were somehow incorrect ?
 
cerebus said:
keppie is the one who said it's the worst in the world, which is a distortion of what Bill Gates said. I agree with Bill Gates. I think Brazil's response is worse; however I don't think comparing the US to Peru or Bolivia is entirely fair since those countries have a fraction of the wealth of the United States.

And also as I said, cases per capita do not tell an adequate story.
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You're right. US has 24th-highest case fatality ratio, which is a better metric to judge by, and many first world countries are higher on that list. So no Bill is not correct. And also he's whole argument is invalid since if he was leading the charge it would have been even worse due to his trust in the WHO.

So as to your earlier point of "Why bother" is so that you stop spreading nonsense out of context that neither you nor the person you quote actually knows anything about.
 
cerebus said:
It doesn't change the fact that Bill Gates is correct and US response has been utterly disastrous and criminally negligent.
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The only criminal part so far has been Cuomo and the other perma lockdown politicians like Whitmer. But sure go with your superstitions. Next you'll be telling us you use tarot cards to do your investment.

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Grant said:
oh, i agree.
i've been vocal about his handling of covid given access to scientific, medical and technological resources.
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Don't forget the economic and infrastructural resources at their disposal.

You don't even have to compare them to other countries. Given their capabilities, it is an absolute and total failure.
 
AlmightyBender said:
Don't forget the economic and infrastructural resources at their disposal.

You don't even have to compare them to other countries. Given their capabilities, it is an absolute and total failure.
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Also don't forget the population differences. European countries demographic are older than many 3rd world countries so this acts as a counter point to the economic and infrastructure benefits.

Extraneous variables and all that..
 
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Weren't articles posted here about conspiracy stories related to the CDC? :unsure:

news.yahoo.com

CDC Moving Ahead with Critical Race Theory Trainings Despite Trump Order

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appears to be moving forward with critical race theory trainings for employees despite an executive order from President Trump ordering federal agencies ...
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"The voices in favor of removing Critical Race Theory from government are coming from the political right, center, and left. The voices in favor of CRT are almost entirely leftists. You can't claim to care about diversity if you're only listening to your ideological clones."
 
Grant said:
dont you think you are being a little, uhm, "dishonest" there ?

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That chart pretty much shows there is no correlation between lockdown policy and the resulting infections.

Sweden had no lockdown, no mandatory masks yet they have a lower death rate than countries that did those things.
Spain is George Floyding people who don't wear masks, yet they have a higher death rate.
 
konfab said:
That chart pretty much shows there is no correlation between lockdown policy and the resulting infections.

Sweden had no lockdown, no mandatory masks yet they have a lower death rate than countries that did those things.
Spain is George Floyding people who don't wear masks, yet they have a higher death rate.
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If any country needs an example of how lockdowns and policies no matter how early, strict and draconian do nothing other than **** up the countries, they just need to look at us
 
Temujin said:
If any country needs an example of how lockdowns and policies no matter how early, strict and draconian do nothing other than **** up the countries, they just need to look at us
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That depends on which country is looking at South Africa, no two countries are identical therefore policies shouldn't be identical. Lockdown is far more impractical for South Africa as it is for somewhere like Austria.
 
Kieppie said:
Weren't articles posted here about conspiracy stories related to the CDC? :unsure:

news.yahoo.com

CDC Moving Ahead with Critical Race Theory Trainings Despite Trump Order

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appears to be moving forward with critical race theory trainings for employees despite an executive order from President Trump ordering federal agencies ...
news.yahoo.com news.yahoo.com

"The voices in favor of removing Critical Race Theory from government are coming from the political right, center, and left. The voices in favor of CRT are almost entirely leftists. You can't claim to care about diversity if you're only listening to your ideological clones."
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Donald Trump op-ed

The Reform Party was my chosen vehicle because its nomination process does not involve a long string of early primaries, but instead culminates in one national primary conducted by mail and e-mail in August. Refreshingly democratic, the Reform Party process would lend itself to a candidate with national name recognition and the financial resources to flood the process with new people.
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www.nytimes.com

Opinion | What I Saw at the Revolution (Published 2000)

Op-Ed article by Donald J Trump explains why he considered running for president, and why he decided to withdraw; says he thought America might be ready for businessman president, someone not part of 'inside the Beltway' buddy system; says he chose Reform Party because its nomination process...
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Trumpets in shambles.
 
Kieppie said:
You're right. US has 24th-highest case fatality ratio, which is a better metric to judge by, and many first world countries are higher on that list. .
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What a load of crock. I guess Trump must have told you that. And you swallowed it whole
 
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