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Covid-19 is killing my people – And no one seems to care
- m1117 6y agoThis article made me sad
- Fellshard 6y agoPerhaps one group of people should not have been proactively striving to strain and break all social bonds that would encourage or require people to care one for another.
- casefields 6y agoSan Antonio is the second fattest major city.* Add in tons of other health preexisting conditions and it's going to have tons of poor outcomes. * https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Report-San-Antonio-second-fattest-major-U-S-city-5388615.php https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Report-San-A...
- jiofih 6y ago> an exhaust fan blowing out of an open window to prevent outside air from entering—one of the “negative pressure” rooms that I’d heard about Negative pressure will pull in outside air, which is what you want, instead of letting your contaminated air leak into adjacent rooms. In “clean” rooms you want positive pressure, with a filtered intake, to keep contaminated air out.
- birdyrooster 6y agoTrump knew it was killing blacks and latinos at greatly increased rates back in March when he was privately calling it very deadly. He committed genocide by responding the way he did. Who disagrees? Why?
- 235425235 6y agoAs soon as I heard PoC were dying at disproportionately high rates, I assumed it had something to do with Vitamin D deficiency. Yet in article after article on the subject of disproportionate PoC deaths going back to March, none of them suggested Vitamin D supplementation--and none of them, of course, blame China for all of this. I believe the MSM wants a high death rate in these populations, to use as leverage to get them to turn out to vote against Drumpf.
- phobosanomaly 6y agoMore than 70 million people do care as-of yesterday. More people have voted for one of the candidates in this election than any other presidential candidate in the country's history, and a big part of that is a referendum on handling of COVID.