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Shaman
2020 Mar 18, 3:59pm
Shaman
2020 Mar 18, 3:59pm
This is more like a strategy to bump off the oldsters and take their stuff! Young people won’t get very sick if they get sick at all, but they will be carriers! This is a Methuselah killer. Hope Soros gets it.
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Onvacation
2020 Mar 18, 4:14pm
Onvacation
2020 Mar 18, 4:14pm
Shaman says
Thus government over-reaction. (caveat: they know something we don't)
This is a Methuselah killer.
Thus government over-reaction. (caveat: they know something we don't)
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FortWayneHatesRealtors
2020 Mar 18, 4:25pm
It’ll kill off all the aids and cancer patients... preexisting conditions people.
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Ceffer
2020 Mar 19, 2:14pm
Ceffer
2020 Mar 19, 2:14pm
They have just dropped off Red dumpsters in my neighborhood labelled: "BoomFuck Bodies Only, Do Not Recycle".
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HeadSet
2020 Mar 19, 2:55pm
HeadSet
2020 Mar 19, 2:55pm
Ceffer says
Hmm. Is there a "soylent" shortage where you live?
They have just dropped off Red dumpsters in my neighborhood labelled: "BoomFuck Bodies Only, Do Not Recycle".
Hmm. Is there a "soylent" shortage where you live?
The White House warned Wednesday that millennials may show a “disproportionate” number of positive coronavirus cases and emphasized reports coming from Europe that have shown young people at risk of becoming “seriously ill.”
“There are concerning reports coming out of France and Italy about some young people getting seriously ill in ICUs,” Dr. Deborah Birx, a member of the White House coronavirus task force, said during a press conference Wednesday.
“We think part of this is people heeded the early data coming out of China and coming out of South Korea that the elderly or those with preexisting medical conditions were at particular risk,” Birx said. “It may have been that the millennial generation, our largest generation, our future generation that will carry us through for the next multiple decades, there may be disproportional infections among that group.”
She added: “So, even if it is a rare occurrence, it may be seen more frequently in that group and be evident now.”
Birx went on to say that they have not yet seen “any significant mortality in children,” but said they are becoming increasingly “concerned about reports coming out of Italy and France.”
“We need [millennials] to be healthy,” she continued. “I’m not only calling on you to heed what’s in the guidance, but to make sure that each and every one of you are protecting each other.”
Birx added that millennials “cannot keep having these large gatherings that continue to occur throughout the country for people who are off work to then be socializing in large groups and spreading the virus.”
“You have the potential, then, to spread it to someone who does have a condition that none of us knew about and cause them to have a disastrous outcome,” Birx said.
Birx’s warnings came after multiple reports that Italy and France were seeing an influx of younger individuals falling seriously ill due to the COVID-19 infection.
Earlier Wednesday, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is also on the White House coronavirus task force, joined Barstool Sports’ popular “Pardon My Take” sports podcast, to explain how young people “need to protect” the vulnerable.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-warns-millennials-could-see-disproportionate-coronavirus-cases