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So, is all of Texas dead yet?
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So, is all of Texas dead yet?
For a photo-op.If this virus is nothing more than a scam why did Trump & Melania get the vaccine in January?
Why?Of course not. But I wouldn't be surprised if the state has a massive virus spike in three or four weeks.
Why?
Nobody I know has died of Covid. There have been lots of old people that have died from it but most senior citizens are getting their Covid vaccinations now.It's weird that you don't understand how deadly this virus is. Do you think the more than 500,000 that have died is some kinda made up number?
Of course not. But I wouldn't be surprised if the state has a massive virus spike in three or four weeks.
Can confirm.So, is all of Texas dead yet?
Don't think it will keep going down. It will flatten out about where it is now.Disagree. The vaccine is rolling out quickly for those most susceptible and masks did very little to help in the first place. I would look for their cases to keep going down from here.
Don't think it will keep going down. It will flatten out about where it is now.
Ah yes, though the year it will keep going down. I was talking a shorter term like the rest of spring. I think it stays about where it is. There are no more ratings right now in reporting deaths and hospitalizations or finding the random nurse who will cry on camera about "this is just too much!!!!". Now the ratings are in the good news and hopeful aspect, you can see that shill Gupta on CNN already pulling this stunt.Yes, Texas is down to only 5k new cases each day already but I think it's going to keep going down over the next few months as more and more get the vaccine. I believe by fall, it will be 1k or less.
Disagree. The vaccine is rolling out quickly for those most susceptible and masks did very little to help in the first place. I would look for their cases to keep going down from here.
Not sure there is any state where everyone wants the vaccine.I hope you're right. But if cases spike I won't be surprised. It's not like everyone in Texas wants the vaccine.
Actually, looking at the stats I'd be more worried about your state. Despite the massive population difference, you currently have 25% more active COVID cases than Texas.I hope you're right. But if cases spike I won't be surprised. It's not like everyone in Texas wants the vaccine.
Nobody I know has died of Covid. There have been lots of old people that have died from it but most senior citizens are getting their Covid vaccinations now.
Not sure there is any state where everyone wants the vaccine.
I can tell you that we open up in 4 days to everyone over 50, and already we have been trying for months to get my wife her first shot. Today the city of Allen sent an alert email at 10:13am that they were opening up signups for more vaccines. At 10:17am they sent a follow up saying all slots are now taken. There is no shortage of demand in Texas.
I don't know of any young people that have died from Covid. I do know that the vast majority of deaths were in the senior population. I'm not a Covid alarmist like you are.Because nobody that you presonally know has died from the virus that means everything's okay? So you're just going to ignore all the deaths to people that weren't elderly? Makes sense. Since you think only the elderly have died you probably only pay attention to those numbers and ignore any deaths by people that weren't elderly.
I don't know of any young people that have died from Covid. I do know that the vast majority of deaths were in the senior population. I'm not a Covid alarmist like you are.