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The hospitals are full because massive amounts of exaggerated takes on Coronavirus were propped up by many vehicles (media, moral heroes, etc). We couldn’t iden

The hospitals are full because massive amounts of exaggerated takes on Coronavirus were propped up by many vehicles (media, moral heroes, etc). We couldn’t identify the true at-risk demo and target them. No, enough of the moral take. We didn’t approach this pragmatically, and we need to stand up against the grandstanding that fervently uses emotional hostage taking as a talking point. FUD was at maximum from the start. Toilet paper shortages. What else can I say.

sofixa 6y ago
We're a year in. We can identify at risk cases, and, from the beginning, only heavy cases get to the hospital.
- runawaybottle 6y ago
  Huh? No. Give it a rest. The United States hospital system didn’t get inundated because the target demo visited it. Hysteria got everyone going to the hospital. That’s it. You know how I’m sure? Because it’s the same phenomenon that got everyone to stock up on toilet paper. It was the fucking FLU. What a shame. Anyone that disagrees with this better fucking provide the Covid numbers in comparison to previous year flu numbers.
  - sofixa 6y ago
    Who is talking about the US hospital system? Today, hospitals in France at 83% capacity, in the region around Paris at 104%. During the first wave, the situation in Italy was so bad doctors had to choose who had a higher chance of survival and only admit them, and leave others to die on the streets. I cannot believe there are still people in an alternative reality. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?utm_campaign=homeAdvegas1 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?utm_campaign=home...? Here are some numbers. Do check when was the last time a "flu" killed ( confirmed) 2.7m people. Not to mention it's still ongoing, mutating, and new variants are more easy to spread and heavier, especially among younger (<50 years) people. Please educate yourself and stop spewing nonsense that was debunked a month in the pandemic.

sofixa 6y ago

We're a year in. We can identify at risk cases, and, from the beginning, only heavy cases get to the hospital.

runawaybottle 6y ago
Huh? No. Give it a rest. The United States hospital system didn’t get inundated because the target demo visited it. Hysteria got everyone going to the hospital. That’s it. You know how I’m sure? Because it’s the same phenomenon that got everyone to stock up on toilet paper. It was the fucking FLU. What a shame. Anyone that disagrees with this better fucking provide the Covid numbers in comparison to previous year flu numbers.
- sofixa 6y ago
  Who is talking about the US hospital system? Today, hospitals in France at 83% capacity, in the region around Paris at 104%. During the first wave, the situation in Italy was so bad doctors had to choose who had a higher chance of survival and only admit them, and leave others to die on the streets. I cannot believe there are still people in an alternative reality. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?utm_campaign=homeAdvegas1 https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/?utm_campaign=home...? Here are some numbers. Do check when was the last time a "flu" killed ( confirmed) 2.7m people. Not to mention it's still ongoing, mutating, and new variants are more easy to spread and heavier, especially among younger (<50 years) people. Please educate yourself and stop spewing nonsense that was debunked a month in the pandemic.