Hey, CDC called! Covid is over

[sd_shooter]

It's plain to see that the covid is over. Head to this government website and see for yourself:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_casesper100klast7days

Select 'deaths' to see the 7-day Kovid death count.
(Bear in mind, those deaths are statistically speaking going to be elderly, sick or obese people - not children in your local elementary school)



PS. Thank to one of our resident socialists for the reveal!

[joepamjohn]

Interesting. The way the local news spins it is that we are heading back into the dark days, with lock downs, mask mandates and restrictions looming again.

[sbo80]

but Delta! hospitals are overwhelmed again with no ventilators left! wait, I'm confused...

[sternum888]

I work in a hospital and yes Delta is starting to come up even if you are fully vaccinated with Covid.


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[sd_shooter]

Those coming to the hospital, are they elderly, sick already, or obese?

[sternum888]

Those coming to the hospital, are they elderly, sick already, or obese?

[JohnnyMtn]

[nedro]

So, only one sick so far?
That's what I get from your answer.
Or are you purposely avoiding the question?

[Notpc]

Delta is covid.

The San Bernardino website says that Latinos are the majority of the cases. So my guess is, the CA numbers are going up because of the flood of illegals across the border.

[five.five-six]

Epsilon variant is waiting in the wings.

[the_tunaman]

Wife works at a hospital, and yes, they did start to see a small influx a week or so ago after not having any for a couple of months.

As of the other day, they had a total of 8 patients, four of which had been hospitalized more than 10 days, and four which had been admitted for less than 10 days.

Nothing like the numbers they had seen previously, but certainly a concerning trend after not having any for quite some time.

[sd_shooter]

One is an employee young adult and healthy. Around April/May we rarely have covid , we dont have any Isolation/ covid floor anymore but now its starting to come back. Im not sure if its a mix of covid and Delta. We’ll see… Where is this going.


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So, only one sick so far?
That's what I get from your answer.
Or are you purposely avoiding the question?

Yeah I'm looking for the alleged "surge" here. An employee could get infected just from the massive viral load experienced after an elderly/sick/obese Kovid patient coughs in their face.

How many people admitted for Kovid? What is their age, general health? And.... how does this compare to the number of elderly/sick/obese people that would normally be admitted during a Flu season? (I'll bet they are similar)

[stix213]

They can't say it's over because the experimental vaccines are only not a crime to administer while the emergency continues.

[sternum888]

Delta is covid.

The San Bernardino website says that Latinos are the majority of the cases. So my guess is, the CA numbers are going up because of the flood of illegals across the border.

You are right Delta is an umbrella of covid. We are not hearing from our Infectious Disease department for changing any protocol.


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[sd_shooter]

Delta is covid.

The San Bernardino website says that Latinos are the majority of the cases. So my guess is, the CA numbers are going up because of the flood of illegals across the border.

The CDC also says demographics play a role. This is not allowed to be spoken of in the MSM...

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/investigations-discovery/hospitalization-death-by-race-ethnicity.html