Comments Thread For: Wilder On Fury's Withdrawal: Honestly, I Don't Believe He Had No COVID; Look At His Actions

[richardt]

Yeah, I can do that too. But I actually use sources. Oops

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/25/covi...ccination.html




https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/30/cdc-...accinated.html





https://www.irishtimes.com/news/heal...ated-1.4670229




Anyone paying attention understands WHY this is happening.

This the****utic - and that's what it is - does NOT stop you from getting, spreading or dying from COVID.

The more people that get the jab, the higher the number who catch COVID, because they're more likely to be around infected people, naively thinking the jab is protecting them. This is common sense logic - but it's a lie.



Check this out: I don't care who wants to get the jab or not. Point is, everyone needs to understand; this the****utic may help keep you alive. It does NOT save anyone else from anything.



My thing is, Fury was partially vaxxed and recovered fine. Likelihood: he didn't have COVID, he had something else and lied. That's all.

I don't just use online sources, my local hospital 6 minutes from where I live where I have heard directly from the ER people have indicated the same thing as I've mentioned. OOPS! I will believe an ER person who says the overwhelming number of hospitalizations are unvaccinated over anything else. I would suggest anyone who thinks otherwise to speak directly to an ER person who sees first hand the bodybags being loaded. Not just some online source.

[Combat Talk Radio]

...my local hospital 6 minutes from where I live...

You realize there's over 380 million Americans in the country, of which your local hospital might serve 100,000 of them if that, total. Right?

We call that a statistical fallacy.

Nobody cares about your ONE hospital out of hundreds of thousands of care facilities nationwide.

The links I shared provide CDC data.

You know what CDC data is?

It's an aggregate from all of these various care facilities, thus it's better representative of the ENTIRE country, not just your town.

Oops

[richardt]

You realize there's over 380 million Americans in the country, of which your local hospital might serve 100,000 of them if that, total. Right?

We call that a statistical fallacy.

Nobody cares about your ONE hospital out of hundreds of thousands of care facilities nationwide.

The links I shared provide CDC data.

You know what CDC data is?

It's an aggregate from all of these various care facilities, thus it's better representative of the ENTIRE country, not just your town.

Oops

I know a number of ER people who have seen the same thing in various hospitals. Come back after you talk directly to a number of ER like I did and then we'll talk.

[richardt]

You realize there's over 380 million Americans in the country, of which your local hospital might serve 100,000 of them if that, total. Right?

We call that a statistical fallacy.

Nobody cares about your ONE hospital out of hundreds of thousands of care facilities nationwide.

The links I shared provide CDC data.

You know what CDC data is?

It's an aggregate from all of these various care facilities, thus it's better representative of the ENTIRE country, not just your town.

Oops

Here is your CDC for you in a recent study:

CDC study shows unvaccinated people are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid:


PUBLISHED TUE, AUG 24 20211:00 PM EDTUPDATED TUE, AUG 24 20212:37 PM EDT

• Unvaccinated people are about 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid-19 than those who are fully vaccinated, according to a CDC study released Tuesday.
• The new study also found that unvaccinated people were nearly five times more likely to be infected with Covid than vaccinated people.
• The data is in line with comments from federal and state health officials, who have been saying for weeks that millions of unvaccinated Americans have been putting themselves at serious risk.

And by the way, OOPS. Now you get to know "what the CDC data" is.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Here is your CDC for you in a recent study:

CDC study shows unvaccinated people are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid:


PUBLISHED TUE, AUG 24 20211:00 PM EDTUPDATED TUE, AUG 24 20212:37 PM EDT

• Unvaccinated people are about 29 times more likely to be hospitalized with Covid-19 than those who are fully vaccinated, according to a CDC study released Tuesday.
• The new study also found that unvaccinated people were nearly five times more likely to be infected with Covid than vaccinated people.
• The data is in line with comments from federal and state health officials, who have been saying for weeks that millions of unvaccinated Americans have been putting themselves at serious risk.

And by the way, OOPS. Now you get to know "what the CDC data" is.

What part of

more likely to be hospitalized

Confused you vs ACTUALLY hospitalized?

I gave actual numbers. Not a guess designed to scare people.
For the last time..


OOPS.

[Anglo_Saxon]

Should it be “Wilders comments ARE Ebonics at it’s finest.” ?

Should be “Wilders comments ARE Ebonics at ' their' finest.” ?

[Slip jab]

White supremacy is, of course, silly and deserving of condemnation wherever it rears its ugly head. I'm not convinced we're seeing signs of that in this thread, however. Had there been an article on GGG with a headline bearing an obvious double negative, I don't think it's unlikely at all that it might have attracted a couple of comments picking up on it, as we have here. Poor grammar is poor grammar, there doesn't have to be a racial angle to it.

And, in fact, when one poster commented on the grammar using poorly-constructed grammar themselves, someone commented on it in turn.

That's a clever way to say ur into dudes

[Monty Fisto]

That's a clever way to say ur into dudes

From my experience, people tend to bring to conversations their own interests. Now what have you brought to the conversation. Oh, right. How awkward for you...

[Monty Fisto]

Should be “Wilders comments ARE Ebonics at ' their' finest.” ?

First rule of being a grammar ****: don't correct unless you are sure.

Now, are you sure that ebonics isn't plural in form but singular in construction like Mathematics?

As in:this is mathematics at its finest.

Check your dictionary.

[Slip jab]

From my experience, people tend to bring to conversations their own interests. Now what have you brought to the conversation. Oh, right. How awkward for you...

I just hope we get another stimulus check. Great numbers.. Really impressive