long term studies shouldn’t be done to make sure the vaccine is safe, I’m sure. So theoretically we should stay socially distanced and shut down for years if we wanted to treat it the right way. I would hate to see a ton of people have harmful side effects from a vaccine that was rushed into the public.
The scientists and medical experts are starting to narrow down these things. Most believe masks do help to some degree. Most think that the virus is mainly spread from close contact indoors. Doesn't mean masks are perfect or that it can't be spread outdoors at all.
Treatments are being tested and will bridge the gap until a vaccine is available. We've learned a lot in three months. The issue right now with new case spikes as we open back up is enough people are not continuing to practice social distancing and mask wearing. Walked by several establishments this weekend and neither was happening...crowded bars and tables.
It's been explained to you many times why it isn't that simple. You just refuse to try to understand.
There's still way too many people that seem to think it's an all or nothing situation. The best way to get to a somewhat normal life again is by everyone doing their part. Some people think they can't live their life by making very small sacrifices. How spoiled and selfish have we become?
I just don’t think it’s dangerous and I think the social distancing, and having things shut down, is stupid. Haven’t heard good enough reasons to justify it yet. Haven’t changed my routine at all, haven’t gotten the virus. Just don’t buy it
Most people don’t want to shut things down again. It definitely wouldn’t happen if people would just do really simple things.
I love how insanely self-centered this mindset is. It explains so much.
No I also went to Mankato for college and worked many jobs while going to school there. was surrounded by thousands of minorities. Friends with many of them. But yeah, South Saint Paul small.
Yes, so self-centered to live the life I would like to, because I only get one. Last I checked this was America, although that’s slowly going away.
It’s self-centered to ignore the contributions of everyone else around you and pretend that you’re the only factor that matters. It’s worrying how hard that is for you to grasp.
I don’t feel that all the precautions and rules set in place are making that much of a difference, so why am I supposed to appreciate the contributions people are making to something I don’t agree with. I can’t believe it’s so hard for you to grasp personal freedom. Oh and I don’t believe I’m the only factor that matters. My wife and family matter more to me, but they also don’t social distance or buy into any of this shit. So you should probably tell them all how selfish they are, want their cell numbers?
It's Florida.
He, and a sad niche of others, believe they have a birth"right" to be able to infect others with a deadly disease, if they choose to.
If you want me to give them a call, I’d love to. Perhaps the inability to learn from basic evidence isn’t a shared trait. Feel free to post their numbers, or private message me if you don’t want to post them publicly.
I don’t have the virus and haven’t had it. I wouldn’t purposefully infect anyone. Just as I wouldn’t purposely sneeze without covering my face if I had a common cold. Just as I wouldn’t go to work if I had the flu. I’m not going to restrict my happiness or my life to prevent spreading something I don’t have.
I don’t believe the statistics coming from anywhere on the virus. I do believe that with other viruses that staying away from people and cleaning surfaces prevents spread to other people. With this virus they’ve said it lasts on surfaces for up to 3 days, then they said they’re not sure. They’ve said it’s transmitted via droplets, and then some claimed it was also airborne, some say it isn’t airborne. Some say masks work, some say they don’t. Some say this virus was going to be horrendous, some say it’s not nearly as deadly as they thought it’d be. I don’t believe that everyone they’re saying died of covid actually died of it. My entire family has been hanging out with each other. Including my grandparents. No one has gotten it. I thought if I was hanging out around Grandma I was signing her death certificate, doesn’t seem true at all.
No, i do not have any stats that reveal the number or the severity of organ damage. I do know that teams are not going to be in the business of intentionally infecting one another. Great info you provided, appreciate it.
This is the real issue when it comes to sports. Is a college or professional athlete likely to die or even end up hospitalized? No. But it is very contagious and once one member of the team has it, it's likely several more will. Even if not sick, those players will be removed from action for at least 14 days. You will see teams with multiple players out, in some cases perhaps to the point they must forfeit.
Well I went there from 2010-2014 and there were thousands of foreign students and black students. A lot of middle eastern students too. South Saint Paul’s black population increases constantly because they keep adding more and more section 8 housing. I’ve been to about 22 states and the Dominican Republic.
