Parley
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I take it that you do not believe that the amount of people with Covid-19 was overstated?
Pandemic threat? Anyone else concerned?
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Not at all. It's being proven that the numbers were understated.
Parley
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Then how come a lot of counties and even the CDC has revised their numbers downward?
Except, they haven't.
Parley
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Obviously you have not been following this thread for to long. The links have been posted to show what I said is true.
Parley
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Back to me being kicked off of Nextdoor. One of the statements I had made was that the number of Covid cases were coming down under President Trump. Well the dimoKKKRATS on the site did not want to hear that and accused me of all sorts of things. I wish that I had found this graph. Look at January 2021 and the trend.
BORIStheBLADE
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No you're 100% wrong. I advise you to find another news source. It has been proven many times from multiple places the numbers were inflated and later adjusted by the CDC themselves.
That's because he told them to stop testing so many. Well duh, less tests, less cases. You probably got kicked off people because you failed at reading comprehension and were posting political crap where you shouldn't The site clearly states their rules.
Parley
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Forty percent of migrants released in Texas border city test positive for COVID-19, officials say
AUSTIN, Texas — The city of Laredo, Texas, has refused to take in migrants who have been bused in from elsewhere on the border after discovering 40% of them tested positive for the coronavirus, according to two local government officials....
The 40% infection rate is the highest known positivity rate along the U.S.-Mexico border. Last week, McAllen, Texas, reported a 15% positivity rate among migrants released from custody.
Concerned that migrants arriving in Laredo would further strain hospital resources, Laredo officials contracted private bus companies to transport migrants arriving from the Rio Grande Valley to larger cities across the state. By not admitting migrants on the McAllen buses, the city is not required to test them for the coronavirus and could forward the families elsewhere. Those who test positive cannot travel and must be quarantined for 10 days, a situation Saenz wanted to evade ....
Forty percent of migrants released in Texas border city test positive for COVID-19, officials say | Washington Examiner
My comment: This can all be laid at the feet of Joe Biden's open border policy.
AUSTIN, Texas — The city of Laredo, Texas, has refused to take in migrants who have been bused in from elsewhere on the border after discovering 40% of them tested positive for the coronavirus, according to two local government officials....
The 40% infection rate is the highest known positivity rate along the U.S.-Mexico border. Last week, McAllen, Texas, reported a 15% positivity rate among migrants released from custody.
Concerned that migrants arriving in Laredo would further strain hospital resources, Laredo officials contracted private bus companies to transport migrants arriving from the Rio Grande Valley to larger cities across the state. By not admitting migrants on the McAllen buses, the city is not required to test them for the coronavirus and could forward the families elsewhere. Those who test positive cannot travel and must be quarantined for 10 days, a situation Saenz wanted to evade ....
Forty percent of migrants released in Texas border city test positive for COVID-19, officials say | Washington Examiner
My comment: This can all be laid at the feet of Joe Biden's open border policy.
Nope. You're 100% wrong. Stop watching Fox and OAN, they're lying to you.
What open border policy does he have? You people love to make shit up.
Parley
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Somehow I get the feeling that you are tolling. Then again maybe not, that you truly believe what you are posting.
No more trolling than you.
BORIStheBLADE
Getting comfortable
I don't watch either actually.
Some day when you grow up and leave your parents house with your cat and weighted comfort blanket you'll have a rude awakening..
tigerwillow1
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Get up to date! That was the settled science two months ago. Did you miss this link posted earlier: Minnesota logs 5,600 breakthrough COVID-19 cases, 57 deaths
Or did you mean for "vaccinated" people it's Go straight to death, do not pass ventilator or collect long term lung issues?
Oh, little Russian trollbot. I haven't lived at my parents in a long time. You people like to deflect a lot. Maybe if you go upstairs mommy will give you some cookies and milk.
What are you babbling about? Reading comprehension fails you, eh?
Its deeply saddening even as droids begin to emerge in the market. Jimmy Fallon has already tried it on this one, 
There goes human evolution...wait...Darwin was right, droids will take over the world, Run! 
I mean, this is bad..."Real bad" People will forget what real love is
There goes human evolution...wait...Darwin was right, droids will take over the world, Run!
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BORIStheBLADE
Getting comfortable
Deflect? LOL sure...
The reality is I COULD show you articles from multiple unbiased sites but you're so ignorant that you wouldn't even read them or accept them. The only way I could get you to accept any facts is to have Jimmy Fallon or Ariana Grande talk about it..
Have a happy life!
tigerwillow1
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According to Reuters:
"The deadly COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a deeper U.S. public-health crisis. For more than a decade, the nation has been losing the battle against diabetes."
Which begs the question why there's been no panic, government control, lefties going berserk, and so forth over an even deeper crisis?
How COVID-19 laid bare America's diabetes crisis
"The deadly COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a deeper U.S. public-health crisis. For more than a decade, the nation has been losing the battle against diabetes."
Which begs the question why there's been no panic, government control, lefties going berserk, and so forth over an even deeper crisis?
How COVID-19 laid bare America's diabetes crisis