I would stop talking about hypocrisy unless you want me to start listing the hypocrisy that I've seen from you and your ilk. We're all hypocrites at times. But some people seem to be able to make it an olympic event.
Agree. Don't like trump. Didnt vote for him. But step up and slam pelosi and her ilk for cultural appropriation then.
I'll start doing that when R's start stepping up and chastising their own party for appropriating the Evangelical Christian church.
No, hrc, bho, pelosi, shiff, shuller, nadler, coumo, aoc, feinstein, mueller etal, flinns jury forman, come in way higher.
Looks like there has been a small bump in new hospitalizations for Oklahoma this week. Positive test % is up from 2% to 3-4% as well. Something to keep an eye on
My opinion is that, Oklahoma has been good up to now, all of their numbers have been low even for other low population states. Now the 78 is large compared to 48 but many states have much higher numbers...even per thousand population.
I saw the list of % of positive tests. OK is at 5.3% or something close to it which is up from roughly 3% at the start of June. # of hospitalizations is at its highest ever in Tulsa, as well as # of ICU beds occupied. Someone posted data from 14 states where increases were being seen. Only 3-4 had R-naughts under 1. Tulsa was among the highest in that figure. Texas, Alabama, Florida, and South Carolina were all experiencing what would be considered statistically significant increases due to reopening. I wish I had copied the link to the info I saw. It was more national data but used individual state reporting. Oregon is another state seeing a high increase in infections as well.
OK's numbers are increasing rather sharply. Another figure I saw was infections per million people which looks better for OK when you compare that figure to Texas, Florida, and Georgia. I said back in March June 1 was the earliest things could realistically reopen. OK opened a couple of weeks before that...turns out I was closer to being right than the governor and mayor were.
The problem wasn't the opening up. It was the lax implementation (requirement) of safety measures during the re-opening. Hence why places that saw similar spikes as the US (like Germany, UK, Spain, Italy) aren't all seeing bounces like we are. The only bump that I can find similar to the US in terms of daily cases is that of Iran.
Because people in the red states (or blue states) are all intelligent enough to make medical and pandemic decisions on their own. I wouldn’t trust some of these people to not screw up my McDonald’s order but they should all be able to make the decision whether or not to wear a mask while they make my food based on complex regional and global statistics. Some of them don’t even know how to do algebra for god sakes.
Honestly? I would have rather people weren't out protesting. I'd also rather that they didn't have any need to be out protesting. At least in many cases people were wearing masks.
