Comments Thread For: Ali Salaam, Tony Harrison's Father & Trainer, Dies From COVID-19

[Angeljuice]

Em doctors think this ****e is overboard. It's the government who panicked and put in these measures (or maybe they were trying to crash our economies as they invested in short stocks and small businesses suffered, you never know). This is the biggest overreaction ever. It's half as lethal as the flu. HALF. We shut down the world over this ****?

Your facts are all dangerously wrong.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Nope, even Boxingscene is now reporting it was due to Covid19.

Michigan has been one of the hardest hit states unfortunately.

Especially Detroit

[Angeljuice]

It's killed less people than the flu actually. Look at the numbers in America alone. Flu kills 60,000 a year. Covid hasn't even reached 50,000. Idiot. I got corona too, it did nothing.

It hasn't been a year yet moron. How many does flu kill in 6 weeks moron. When it's been here a year, you can compare the annual statistics, idiot.

[BoloShot]

It hasn't been a year yet moron. How many does flu kill in 6 weeks moron. When it's been here a year, you can compare the annual statistics, idiot.

Coronavirus has been around since November. It's been six months, not six weeks. Tally that up, it's still half as lethal.

[BoloShot]

Your facts are all dangerously wrong.

Really? So why is it that that is just what the doctors and scientists have found through antibody testing which gives us an actually accurate infection rate?

[BoloShot]

Your facts are all dangerously wrong.

You're the dangerously wrong one. Thinking this manufactured crisis which has allowed such gross oversteps in power is a rational response. You're going to fall for the next one no doubt.

[BoloShot]

It hasn't been a year yet moron. How many does flu kill in 6 weeks moron. When it's been here a year, you can compare the annual statistics, idiot.

Cmon angeljuice, be an idiot a bit more. I love destroying your facile arguments. I'm a frontline worker and I'm living with two doctors in the house who were the ones to tell me about the new mortality rate of 0.06%. Tell me how they were so wrong? You wanna look like an idiot for a bit longer or you wanna fess up and admit that you're wrong?

[KTFOKING]

Em, if someone had pneumonia, it'd be classified the other way around as pneumonia is not a disease, that's a symptom. You got it all wrong and the fact you think this fear is necessary for a disease that is half as lethal as the seasonal flu is a joke. Get some bloody perspective man. We don't even know for sure if he had covid, could be a case that he didn't even test positive but they just lumped him in the stats anyway because it was written on the death certificate.

Got what wrong? You're telling Covid19 can't lead to pneumonia? I'm saying how many cases are there that people died with pneumonia that had Covid19 but it isn't being reported that way.

I got it wrong? Nah, you need to have the appropriate level of fear for this virus. You rather that LIS, than act like this is something and then it be spread to the vulnerable.

Now it is HALF as lethal as the seasonal flu? Interesting.

[BoloShot]

Got what wrong? You're telling Covid19 can't lead to pneumonia? I'm saying how many cases are there that people died with pneumonia that had Covid19 but it isn't being reported that way.

I got it wrong? Nah, you need to have the appropriate level of fear for this virus. You rather that LIS, than act like this is something and then it be spread to the vulnerable.

Now it is HALF as lethal as the seasonal flu? Interesting.

I'm saying that covid can cause pneumonia but that those cases will absolutely go down as covid cases for certain as they'd expect to see pneumonia as a symptom. I'm also saying that pneumonia cases that aren't to do with covid will likely be marked as such too.
Also yes it turns out from antibody testing it really is only half as lethal (well, 60%, but Imma round it out). 0.06% to 0.1% morality rate and we **** bricks over this thing. Flu kills more people across the board too, affects all age groups to a similar degree, although they both negatively affect the elderly and immunocompromised.
My point is that these are vulnerable anyway, we never should go to these lengths to protect them when we already take the appropriate measures with other diseases when they go around. It's kinda common sense you don't go see your sick granny if you have the flu, same approach should've been taken with this. Not a government mandated shutdown that has now taught them that they can use this kind of manufactured crisis to exercise control over us to a degree they didn't even know was possible before.

[TBear]

May he Rest In Peace.