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Booney wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:On a postitive note for the US, they didn't have a single school shooting in March, the first month since 2002.

That's because all the nut jobs are dead or crook

It's only a flu.

It's not as deadly as the flu. No need to over exaggerate.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I plead the 5th

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They all know this one, particularly those familiar with law enforcement.

Bum Crack wrote:

Booney wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:On a postitive note for the US, they didn't have a single school shooting in March, the first month since 2002.

That's because all the nut jobs are dead or crook

It's only a flu.

It's not as deadly as the flu. No need to over exaggerate.

NYC has a population of 8.4 million. They have 11,477 confirmed COVID-19 deaths.

Even if everyone in the city had COVID-19 (8.4M people), which is improbable, then 11,477 deaths would put its case fatality rate higher than what's seen in seasonal flu

Keep in mind as well the Americans are already ‘comfortable’ or ‘accepting’ of a medical system that does nothing to help to the weak, poor and vulnerable. This is the complete opposite to our culture in which we believe everyone has the right to free medical services. Americans are comfortable with the ‘weak’ dying provided the strong aren’t funding it.

You simply can’t compare the actions taken by each leader as the cultures are like comparing apples and pumpkins.

whufc wrote:Keep in mind as well the Americans are already ‘comfortable’ or ‘accepting’ of a medical system that does nothing to help to the weak, poor and vulnerable. This is the complete opposite to our culture in which we believe everyone has the right to free medical services. Americans are comfortable with the ‘weak’ dying provided the strong aren’t funding it.

You simply can’t compare the actions taken by each leader as the cultures are like comparing apples and pumpkins.

The Ol’ apples to pumpkins comparison............

amber_fluid wrote:

whufc wrote:Keep in mind as well the Americans are already ‘comfortable’ or ‘accepting’ of a medical system that does nothing to help to the weak, poor and vulnerable. This is the complete opposite to our culture in which we believe everyone has the right to free medical services. Americans are comfortable with the ‘weak’ dying provided the strong aren’t funding it.

You simply can’t compare the actions taken by each leader as the cultures are like comparing apples and pumpkins.

The Ol’ apples to pumpkins comparison............

Thats how far apart the comparison isnt, not even close to apples and oranges or apples and pears. Its a completely different level.

Also no surprise countries such as China and Singapore got through to the other side alot quicker. Quite content to follow authority and hold their older generation with the highest of regard. The lockdown was a no brainer in their culture. Cue jokes about China and the vaccine.

whufc wrote:Keep in mind as well the Americans are already ‘comfortable’ or ‘accepting’ of a medical system that does nothing to help to the weak, poor and vulnerable. This is the complete opposite to our culture in which we believe everyone has the right to free medical services. Americans are comfortable with the ‘weak’ dying provided the strong aren’t funding it.

You simply can’t compare the actions taken by each leader as the cultures are like comparing apples and pumpkins.

It must be said, the seppoes make a good pie out of either...

For what its worth China reported over 1000 deaths yesty

Mr Beefy wrote:For what its worth China reported over 1000 deaths yesty

Great only a few billion more of the cnuts to go!

Mr Beefy wrote:For what its worth China reported over 1000 deaths yesty

For what’s its worthy it wasn’t 1000 new deaths.

It was a revision from miscalculations throughout the crisis.

whufc wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:For what its worth China reported over 1000 deaths yesty

For what’s its worthy it wasn’t 1000 new deaths.

It was a revision from miscalculations throughout the crisis.

If you say so.
I dont believe for a second that "China got through to the other side" with only 4.600 odd deaths.

Yeah, not too far off

Actually the scary thing I'm seeing/hearing is "she warned us" or "she was right all along" regarding Pauline Hanson.

US Deaths .

1. Covid-19 (TODAY): 4,591
2. Iraq War U.S. military: 4,431
3. September 11 attacks: 2,996
4. Hurricane Maria: 2,975
5. Hurricane Katrina 1,833

Isn't it 34k deaths in US now?

Dutchy wrote:Isn't it 34k deaths in US now?

Yep

That was 4591 today (yesterday their time) alone

Brodlach wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Isn't it 34k deaths in US now?

Yep

That was 4591 today (yesterday their time) alone

ahh got it, been a long week...

cracka wrote:Actually the scary thing I'm seeing/hearing is "she warned us" or "she was right all along" regarding Pauline Hanson.

But she was. Says lots doesn't it.

Booney wrote:

whufc wrote:Not the heap i know. They all know number one of the top of their heads. They couldnt tell you any other one though but number one they all know.

Well, it's number 2 they all know ( bear arms ), but they wouldn't know that 1,2 and 3 were added ( amended ) two years after the constitution was made effective.

But im sure you do because you know everything #knowitall

cracka wrote:Actually the scary thing I'm seeing/hearing is "she warned us" or "she was right all along" regarding Pauline Hanson.

And she is.
She has always spoke her mind, good on her, most of us agree with her.