US Election 2020

[cerebus]

Trump has been doing a good job at handling the virus

lolwut

 

[greg0205]

Trump has been doing a good job at handling the virus.
He locked down and warn people early when it was still unknown and then he moved to open up again when it was better known that the virus wasn't that deadly.

There's absolutely no reason to shift any blame to Obama.
Your imagined conversation happened just in your head.

17 posts back...

4% of the world's population, 31% of the virus cases.

4% of the world's population, 29% of the virus deaths.

Trump has been doing a good job at handling the virus.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[rietrot]

17 posts back...

4% of the world's population, 31% of the virus cases.

4% of the world's population, 29% of the virus deaths.



¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Your TDS is blinding you from understanding what you are posting. I could explain it to you but, you probably don't care either way so I'm not going to waste my time.

For example the deaths grath you needed to BS it by going with a seven day rolling average just to make the US look bad. That's straight dishonest.

"Seven day rolling average of new deaths, by number of days." Explain what that even means, because that's what the graph is trying to measure.

Edit: okay that graph is just so stupid I couldn't help but waste some of my time commenting on it.

 

[cerebus]

Your TDS is blinding you from understanding what you are posting. I could explain it to you but, you probably don't care either way so I'm not going to waste my time.

For example the deaths grath you needed to BS it by going with a seven day rolling average just to make the US look bad. That's straight dishonest.

Coronavirus Update (Live): 138,099,447 Cases and 2,974,469 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Pandemic - Worldometer

Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...

www.worldometers.info

USA total deaths - 93,533
World total deaths - 325,156

Which means the US currently has nearly 29% of the total global deaths by Coronavirus, from 215 countries.

 

[rietrot]

Coronavirus Update (Live): 138,099,447 Cases and 2,974,469 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Pandemic - Worldometer

Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...

www.worldometers.info

USA total deaths - 93,533
World total deaths - 325,156

Which means the US currently has nearly 29% of the total global deaths by Coronavirus, from 215 countries.

Which is inline with all the other western countries(who's data can be relied on)on a per capita bases.

COVID-19 deaths per capita by country | Statista

COVID deaths worldwide were highest in Peru, topping a list that compares deaths per million in 210 countries worldwide.

www.statista.com

Per capita Belgium, spain and Italy each have about double the amounts of deaths.

 

[greg0205]

Your TDS is blinding you from understanding what you are posting. I could explain it to you but, you probably don't care either way so I'm not going to waste my time.

For example the deaths grath you needed to BS it by going with a seven day rolling average just to make the US look bad. That's straight dishonest.

"Seven day rolling average of new deaths, by number of days." Explain what that even means, because that's what the graph is trying to measure.

Edit: okay that graph is just so stupid I couldn't help but waste some of my time commenting on it.

I'll type this slowly 'cos maybe that will help, and yeah, I get that math is hard.

Let's say, for the purpose of this exercise, that there are 1 500 deaths today, 2 000 tomorrow, 1 000 on Friday, 1 500 Saturday, 2 000 Sunday, 1 000 Monday and 1 500 Tuesday... Thats 10 500... over seven day... seven days in a row... some folk call it a "week".

Seven days.

In a row.

Now divide the 10 500 by, you know, seven... for the seven days... in a row.

You get what folk call an "average", or a "mean"... you know, the sum divided by the count.

1 500 average.

Average

You still with me?

 

[greg0205]

Which is inline with all the other western countries(who's data can be relied on)on a per capita bases.

COVID-19 deaths per capita by country | Statista

COVID deaths worldwide were highest in Peru, topping a list that compares deaths per million in 210 countries worldwide.

www.statista.com

Per capita Belgium, spain and Italy each have about double the amounts of deaths.

Adorable.

Per capita isn't an argument when Donnie quotes total number of tests, but when you need it to deflect and reframe a point to suit you, well...

 

[rietrot]

Adorable.

Per capita isn't an argument when Donnie quotes total number of tests, but when you need it to deflect and reframe a point to suit you, well...

Just straight up TDS.

I don't care if Donnie brags about the absolute number of test the US has conducted, because unlike you I don't have TDS.

Comparing deaths of different countries on a per capita basis is the statistically correct thing to do. It has nothing to do with deflecting or Trump. Don't bring your TDS into it.

 

[greg0205]

Just straight up TDS.

I don't care if Donnie brags about the absolute number of test the US has conducted, because unlike you I don't have TDS.

Comparing deaths of different countries on a per capita basis is the statistically correct thing to do. It has nothing to do with deflecting or Trump. Don't bring your TDS into it.

If you're avoiding how one country, with 4% of the world's population, has nearly a third of *all* the cases and deaths, sure.

EDIT: PS, we've blown past the 92 100 seater Cotton Bowl



As well as the 92 746 seater Sanford Stadium

 

[rietrot]

If you're avoiding how one country, with 4% of the world's population, has nearly a third of *all* the cases and deaths, sure.

Irrelevant because China and India skews that number.

Who knows how many people really died in China
And maybe India is lucky and don't get such a large outbreak just because they're in a warmer climate. I hope that will be the case.

It has nothing to do with Trump. You have nothing.

 

[AlmightyBender]

Irrelevant because China and India skews that number.

Who knows how many people really died in China
And maybe India is lucky and don't get such a large outbreak just because they're in a warmer climate. I hope that will be the case.

It has nothing to do with Trump. You have nothing.

Maybe's... that is all you got.

 

[AlmightyBender]

If you're avoiding how one country, with 4% of the world's population, has nearly a third of *all* the cases and deaths, sure.

EDIT: PS, we've blown past the 92 100 seater Cotton Bowl

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As well as the 92 746 seater Sanford Stadium

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once again, Alternative Facts™

You're wasting your time Greggypants™

 

[rietrot]

Maybe's... that is all you got.

What I got is the actual deaths each country had measured on a per capita basis. You know comparing apples with apples. Posted above.

 

[rietrot]

If you're avoiding how one country, with 4% of the world's population, has nearly a third of *all* the cases and deaths, sure.

EDIT: PS, we've blown past the 92 100 seater Cotton Bowl

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As well as the 92 746 seater Sanford Stadium

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Just a tip. People don't really understand big numbers so if you are going with emotional reasoning stadiums really isn't that effective. Just one dead child will be more effective than stadiums full of people.

 

[greg0205]

Irrelevant

Shriek the pro-life folk. Irrelevant!

 

[greg0205]

Just a tip. People don't really understand big numbers so if you are going with emotional reasoning stadiums really isn't that effective. Just one dead child will be more effective than stadiums full of people.

Meet Skylar Herbert.

Her mother, LaVondria has been a Detroit police officer for 25 years, and her father, Ebbie has been a firefighter for 18.

Skylar died in Michigan's Beaumont hospital in April from coronavirus complications.

Skylar was five.

 

[rietrot]

Meet Skylar Herbert.

Her mother, LaVondria has been a Detroit police officer for 25 years, and her father, Ebbie has been a firefighter for 18.

Skylar died in Michigan's Beaumont hospital in April from coronavirus complications.

Skylar was five.

Perfect. You are even checking the diversity boxes. Her mother being a police officer is maybe not the best because we know police are racist and bad. Maybe look for a nurse.

 

[greg0205]

Perfect. You are even checking the diversity boxes.

Well, if that makes you uncomfortable, I'll be damn sure to do just that in future.

 

[rietrot]

Well, if that makes you uncomfortable, I'll be damn sure to do just that in future.

Nah, why would I be uncomfortable. There's absolutely nothing wrong with using a dead child as a political tool.

 

[greg0205]

Nah, why would I be uncomfortable. There's absolutely nothing wrong with using a dead child as a political tool.

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