Comments Thread For: Amir Khan Kicked Off American Airlines Flight After Alleged Mask Violation

[Nightfall]

He can't wear the mask properly because he has no chin

[IAMTHAT]

I don't understand half the **** you wrote. COVID really does seem to have rotted your mind more than it already was because you couldn't craft a coherent sentence to save your life. Your 'stats' are bull****. COVID never killed 60% of Americans. That would be nearly 200 million deaths, silly. Also, there is a difference between dying of COVID and dying with COVID. Look at the CDC mortality statistics. Look specifically at the mortality rate of people under 50. Only old and sick people die from this. Those same people would die from the flu. Stop with your insane drivel. If you want to be scared, fine. Stay in your house. Hide under your bed. Cover yourself with a giant pile of blankets and pillows if it makes you feel safe. The rest of us have sh.it to do. The sane people left on this planet cannot help the insane. Fear has overtaken them and rotted their brains. Neither can we continue coddle them and cave to their inane demands. All we can do is move forward with our lives.

I will not attack you personally because that's simply not the type of person I do. Feel free to call me whatever you want.

Yes, using 2019 daily deaths, an average of 7700 died daily in US. During Jan - April we were seeing up to a total 4400 a day. That means that during this time, COVID was killing near 60% of total US deaths prior to COVID.

To state that COVID goes after harder after the elderly and the unhealthy is true. Almost all diseases do. Cancer, flu, heart disease, diabetes - all tend to hit the elderly and unhealthy harder. Its a medicinal expectation. This is not specific to COVID.

And why as a society do we disregard elderly and unhealthy as less important?

And next, I am not scared of COVID, never have. Very few people that I know are actually anxious about COVID at all, even the elderly. Being responsible with a pandemic does mean you're scared of it.

[IAMTHAT]

How did you misspell it that bad? That's awful.

If you read my whole sentence "7. If you think the mortality rate is low for vaccines is low, its terribly low for vaccine deaths - DO NOT USE percentages of martility " you will notice i used the word twice, the second type was misspelled.

But are you the type of person that checks for grammar/spellings in a boxing comments section in order to put people down?

[Boxing-1013]

If you read my whole sentence "7. If you think the mortality rate is low for vaccines is low, its terribly low for vaccine deaths - DO NOT USE percentages of martility " you will notice i used the word twice, the second type was misspelled.

But are you the type of person that checks for grammar/spellings in a boxing comments section in order to put people down?

When I read comments from people, yes I judge them based on what they write. Martility is so far removed from mortality you have to wonder how someone could get that so wrong. Embarrassing.

Your entire comment was trying to put people down btw. So don't come around now and try to play the victim.

[gooderz84]

Hang on a minute... "training camp"?

[IAMTHAT]

When I read comments from people, yes I judge them based on what they write. Martility is so far removed from mortality you have to wonder how someone could get that so wrong. Embarrassing.

Your entire comment was trying to put people down btw. So don't come around now and try to play the victim.

Funny how not much was said about the stats, just about a misspelling of a word that was spelled correctly just prior.

[NachoMan]

I will not attack you personally because that's simply not the type of person I do. Feel free to call me whatever you want.

Yes, using 2019 daily deaths, an average of 7700 died daily in US. During Jan - April we were seeing up to a total 4400 a day. That means that during this time, COVID was killing near 60% of total US deaths prior to COVID.

To state that COVID goes after harder after the elderly and the unhealthy is true. Almost all diseases do. Cancer, flu, heart disease, diabetes - all tend to hit the elderly and unhealthy harder. Its a medicinal expectation. This is not specific to COVID.

And why as a society do we disregard elderly and unhealthy as less important?

And next, I am not scared of COVID, never have. Very few people that I know are actually anxious about COVID at all, even the elderly. Being responsible with a pandemic does mean you're scared of it.

You are absolutely TERRIFIED of COVID. Otherwise you wouldn't have lost your mind about it. Of course all diseases affect the elderly and infirm more than the young and healthy. At least we agree on that much. The problem with this planet-wide hysteria is that the media is making everyone believe that they will die (even kids) if these drastic measures are not taken. This is clearly NOT true, and it is borne out by all facts and medical evidence. Virtually nobody under 50 who is not compromised by serious comorbidities dies from this. The people who do die from COVID would be killed by MANY diseases, but for some strange reason people in the Internet Age believe that the government can prevent the elderly and sick from dying now. Sorry, no matter how much governments shut down their societies, restrict freedoms and force medicine on healthy people, the old and infirm will keep dying from something - just as they always have. It is not disrespectful to old and unhealthy people to acknowledge this fact. This planet has hosted myriad organisms over the last few billion years and the mortality rate continues to be right around 100%. Death is part of life. This is the way of the Universe.

[NachoMan]

Hang on a minute... "training camp"?

Yup, Kell Brook, in 5-10 years.

[IAMTHAT]

You are absolutely TERRIFIED of COVID. Otherwise you wouldn't have lost your mind about it. Of course all diseases affect the elderly and infirm more than the young and healthy. At least we agree on that much. The problem with this planet-wide hysteria is that the media is making everyone believe that they will die (even kids) if these drastic measures are not taken. This is clearly NOT true, and it is borne out by all facts and medical evidence. Virtually nobody under 50 who is not compromised by serious comorbidities dies from this. The people who do die from COVID would be killed by MANY diseases, but for some strange reason people in the Internet Age believe that the government can prevent the elderly and sick from dying now. Sorry, no matter how much governments shut down their societies, restrict freedoms and force medicine on healthy people, the old and infirm will keep dying from something - just as they always have. It is not disrespectful to old and unhealthy people to acknowledge this fact. This planet has hosted myriad organisms over the last few billion years and the mortality rate continues to be right around 100%. Death is part of life. This is the way of the Universe.

Our family friend was under 50 and died from it. Also I am a huge libertarian and always been a ********** my whole life - if it matters.

When it comes to COVID most people disregard numbers in perspective when they say only a small percentage dies. In comparison to other diseases it was number 1killer for a few months, outperforming heart disease which takes years to sicken. COVID kills within 2 weeks of exposure. Heart diseases, cancers, etcs take years to kill.

Furthermore, from the tone of your comments, you seem more terrified than anyone else.

Yes we will all die. Should we encourage hospitals to shut down?

Until we learn to respect other people, which includes their health, we can never be a society that embraces each other. I am 100% against forced vaccinations, governments have no rights to enforce that.

[Boxing-1013]

Funny how not much was said about the stats, just about a misspelling of a word that was spelled correctly just prior.

Your 'stats' read as someone who watches CNN all day. Couple that with a really bad misspelling like that, your post is hard to take seriously.