Is Covid over?

I probably should have been more specific. It's not just people believing in an invisible being. But they believe the invisible being is giving them directions on how to live.

And these people want to tell others what they are allowed to believe?

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I probably should have been more specific. It's not just people believing in an invisible being. But they believe the invisible being is giving them directions on how to live.

And these people want to tell others what they are allowed to believe?

This coming from a guy who lets the liberal establishment tell him what to believe and how to live.

Quote: AZDuffman

The movement states gender is fluid and that you can change it. Neither are true. The movement says men can get pregnant. Not true. You need to take a better look at what they are actually saying instead of being a liberal sheep.

So, you believe men can get pregnant?

During the pandemic, people were dying off so fast here, the hospitals were forced to store the bodies on the streets in eighty-five refrigerated trucks.

That all ended with the introduction of the vaccines.

Risk vs. Benefit

Birx recently said thousands of Americans could be injured by the vaccines

A very small number compared to the 239 million Americans who were vaccinated, and the number of lives saved.

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This coming from a guy who lets the liberal establishment tell him what to believe and how to live.

That's funny. I tell them what to do.

Quote: Tanko

During the pandemic, people were dying off so fast here, the hospitals were forced to store the bodies on the streets in eighty-five refrigerated trucks.

That all ended with the introduction of the vaccines.

Risk vs. Benefit

Birx recently said thousands of Americans could be injured by the vaccines

A very small number compared to the 239 million Americans who were vaccinated, and the number of lives saved.

Common sense risk vs. reward analysis isn’t allowed here…

Please take your microchipped brain elsewhere!

Quote: Tanko

During the pandemic, people were dying off so fast here, the hospitals were forced to store the bodies on the streets in eighty-five refrigerated trucks.

That all ended with the introduction of the vaccines.

Risk vs. Benefit

Birx recently said thousands of Americans could be injured by the vaccines

A very small number compared to the 239 million Americans who were vaccinated, and the number of lives saved.

Maybe you should get a job writing clickbait!

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The city’s medical examiner’s office said Friday that 750 bodies are being kept in long-term storage in refrigerated trailers at a Brooklyn pier while family members sort out plans for their final resting places.

So, 750 bodies over a year in the largest city in the USA and mostly because nobody claimed them and they had to sort out the legal issues? That is not at all "dying so fast there was no place to put them."

So, Duffman is saying, it's not an unusual year for NYC to have a bunch of trucks storing 750 bodies for a year? Does it happen all the time?

Also, how many bodies did they have at the highest peak? Are they now down to 750 after a year.

Quote: AZDuffman

Quote: Tanko

During the pandemic, people were dying off so fast here, the hospitals were forced to store the bodies on the streets in eighty-five refrigerated trucks.

That all ended with the introduction of the vaccines.

Risk vs. Benefit

Birx recently said thousands of Americans could be injured by the vaccines

A very small number compared to the 239 million Americans who were vaccinated, and the number of lives saved.

Maybe you should get a job writing clickbait!

Quote: link

The city’s medical examiner’s office said Friday that 750 bodies are being kept in long-term storage in refrigerated trailers at a Brooklyn pier while family members sort out plans for their final resting places.

So, 750 bodies over a year in the largest city in the USA and mostly because nobody claimed them and they had to sort out the legal issues? That is not at all "dying so fast there was no place to put them."

Was it 750 bodies over a year, or 750 bodies left after a year? What was the cumulative number of bodies stored in those trucks over a year? The articles states 500 to 800 bodies at any one time over a year? Where they the same 500 to 800 bodies, or were they rotated out as bodies were claimed and new bodies moved in? How many bodies can fit in one of those trucks? Were the 85 trucks used to caoacity, or was there extra room? Inquiring minds want to know!

Quote: AZDuffman

So, 750 bodies over a year in the largest city in the USA and mostly because nobody claimed them and they had to sort out the legal issues? That is not at all "dying so fast there was no place to put them."

Covid killed about 40,000 people in NYC.

At the height of the pandemic, funeral parlors where so overwhelmed, they couldn't bury the bodies fast enough.

One of them had 100 bodies stored in unrefrigerated trucks on the street.