['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

I have never one time said "its just the flu". Take your dumbass somewhere else. And what I said had no politics.

ORLY?

Originally Posted by Marcellus

10,000 max? I mean if that's the case the shutdown is a huge mistake.

I honestly cant come up with a justification for this craziness when you look at how fast H1N1 spread and we didn't come close to doing this to our country.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

If we had 1MM cases of H1N1 on day 72 of the outbreak and we didn't shut the country down, and you are saying the only reason we don't have that many positives right now in the US is because of testing, how do you justify the difference?

If we have 1MM current cases then the mortality rate is in alignment with H1N1.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

I hope that argument is correct but if it is that means close to a million people have the virus so its not even remotely as lethal as we think.

No matter how you slice it it looks like shutting the country down is very questionable when compared to H1N1.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Can someone explain this to me because I am honestly at a loss on this.

H1N1 first case was April 15th 2009, day 72 was June 26th and there were 1MM known cases in the US.

This is day 72 of Covid 19 and we are around 10,000 know n cases. This cant be THAt much lower just due to lack of testing can it?

Here is the timeline.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-res...-timeline.html

Originally Posted by Marcellus

If the death rate doubles every 4 days for the next 2 weeks we will be at roughy 15% of what happened with H1N1.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

This shit is going ot be over in a couple weeks.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

1MM cases of H1N1 in the US in 72 days, not in the world.


https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-res...-timeline.html

The numbers were are being fed don't add up to a lockdown. It just doesn't.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

How is Covid-19 more contagious than H1N1 if 975,000 more people had H1N1 in the same timeframe from the start of the outbreak to day 72?

Explain that.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

I disagree. By your own theoretical numbers we won't have near 16,000 deaths nor would we without the lock down which is what H1N1 had.

Also by your numbers its not as contagious as I easily pointed out.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

You think 12,000 people are going to die in4-6 weeks? We are already 3 months into this at 345.

H1N1 was killing younger working age people and kids.

Originally Posted by Marcellus

True we won't likely get to 12,000 deaths in the first 12 months of China Flu like we did H1N1.