1 Aug 2020 8:35 am
Good call.Olivaw » 01 Aug 2020, 1:49 am » wrote: ↑More ****!Polar1ty » 01 Aug 2020, 12:59 am » wrote: ↑ "152,000 victims"
Yes, that's typically what a pandemic does. With a few exceptions like the 2nd wave of the Sp. Flu, it wipes out the most vulnerable and those with significant health problems. It's questionable you are "retired" (presumably 60+) and have lived through at least a few pandemics to not realize this simple, basic fact.
BTW, before you scream about Trump or "But South Korea!", Korea (one of the best responses) uses HCQ.
Yes, they use that drug you and your stupid ilk despise, instead of putting people onto ventilators (and worse, PAYING HOSPITALS TO DO IT), which actually makes people more likely to die from late-stage Covid-19 as the air forces the infection deeper into the lungs.
http://m.koreabiomed.com/news/articleVi ... idxno=7428
Like I said, you offered nothing but emotional drivel and propaganda. It would make your head spin if I offered damning evidence of the miscount of total deaths, so I will spare you the headache you would receive from an overload of cognitive dissonance.
if COVID-19 is a typical pandemic, you’ll have no trouble listing all the pandemics over the last 60 years that killed over 150,000 Americans in their first four months. We’ll wait.
Deaths are not overstated. Save that noise for the crackpot crew.
I'm not convinced that HCQ is an effective treatment. I am unlikely to be convinced by a member of the cult on a political forum. Most of what you and your ilk spew is right wing disinformation. My brief encounter with you suggest that everything you spew is right wing disinformation.
Whose SOK are you, fluffy?
South Korea is convinced that HCQ is not a proven effective treatment. So much so they removed HCQ from their guidelines over a month ago.
The article touted from KoreaBiomed was written on 02-13-2020. Almost 6 months ago. In the meantime, South Korea did a study with over 200 people that failed to prove HCQ is an effective treatment for Covid-19. That study was reported in the press in April of 2020 and was also published in the "International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents" which is behind an Elsevier paywall. A quick moment to say: **** Elsevier!
South Korea removed HCQ from it's guidelines about two months later, in June 2020.
Hang around, Polar1ty's Dad and Uncle (CannonPointer & GeorgeWashington, which is which I can't say) will be by to chide you for not bowing to their favorites huge IQ. You know Polar1ty has a huge IQ, because Polar1ty keeps talking about it like Rainman talking about Wapner. It's also the foundation of all of their inherent bigotry and racism and a damn good portion of their unearned overbearing self-esteem.
Enjoy.
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