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ORIGINAL: RangerJoe

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Why would you say outdoor services are fine?

What medical evidence do you have to back that up?

Because the risk of getting it is much lower outside than in a closed environment.

ORIGINAL: HansBolter

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I read Fox news and Daily Wire and Briebart. Guess that makes me a brainwashed right winger from your perspective.

Look, if those are your sources, that is completely up to you.

But the question is, do you have a national lock down yet?

And are 14 states still refusing to ban gatherings like the one highlighted in the news report?

You, CR and CM have all told me that CNN can't be trusted (either blatantly or in other ways) but none of you have told me whether that is true or not.

No, we don't have a national lock down and are not likely to.
The thing about our democratic republic is that it functions at the local level.
Attempts by the feds at mandates will be resisted by the states.

In spite of the War Between the States, states still have rights.

Are all of the EU 'states' acting as one?

I never implied CNN can't be trusted, just that it presents with a leftist slant as Fox, DW and Breibart present with a right wing slant. Understanding the filter helps a lot in deciphering the hidden truth.

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.....(though in your Presidents case, the states rights thing does complicate it a lot more)

ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

When the US imposed a travel ban on China early on (January 29), Joe Biden and many other Democrat politicians and the press said the President was racist and xenophobic. (By the way, now that they are all calling for that level of response, they haven't apologized but instead criticize the president for not acting earlier.)

warspite1

Why is the US States situation more complicated than the German Lander?

For the avoidance of doubt that is a genuine question.

ORIGINAL: HansBolter

Are all of the EU 'states' acting as one?

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warspite1

Why is the US States situation more complicated than the German Lander?

For the avoidance of doubt that is a genuine question.

Constitution at a guess.

But I really don't know, but Germany hasn't had any issues at all with the German governments decisions.

“The greatest number of deaths in our cohort were in males over 50 with non-communicable chronic diseases,” stated the authors. “We hope that this study conveys the seriousness of COVID-19 and emphasizes the risk groups of males over 50 with chronic comorbid conditions including hypertension (high blood pressure), coronary heart disease and diabetes.”

The researchers examined the medical records of 85 patients who had died, and recorded information on their medical histories, exposures to coronavirus, additional chronic diseases they had (comorbidities), symptoms, laboratory findings, CT scan results and clinical management. Statistical analyses were then done.

The median age of these patients was 65.8, and 72.9 percent were men. Their most common symptoms were fever, shortness of breath (dyspnea) and fatigue.

Hypertension, diabetes and coronary heart disease were the most common comorbidities. A little over 80 0 percent of patients had very low counts of eosinophils (cells that are reduced in severe respiratory infections) on admission. Complications included respiratory failure, shock, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and cardiac arrhythmia, among others. Most patients received antibiotics, antivirals and glucocorticoids (types of steroids). Some were given intravenous immunoglobulin or interferon alpha-2b.

The researchers noted: “The effectiveness of medications such as antivirals or immunosuppressive agents against COVID-19 is not completely known. Perhaps our most significant observation is that while respiratory symptoms may not develop until a week after presentation, once they do there can be a rapid decline, as indicated by the short duration between time of admission and death (6.35 days on average) in our study.”

ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake

Busted. [:)]

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