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140,000 new cases today.
Many states are at or bordering on hospital full occupancy. Unlike NYC in the spring, there aren't the resources to fly back-up practitioners from other parts of the country. Trump's America. |
Oh well. F them. |
| The U.S. death toll from the coronavirus has topped 500,000. |
It is what it is. |
This can't be quoted often enough: “When you have 15 people, and the 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero, that’s a pretty good job we’ve done.” |
| Trump's rallies fueled the epidemic. It is why we had to shut down again in November. |
On March 21, on this thread, I predicted we could have 650,000 deaths. I was answered with: "You are wrong. In three months this will look like one of the biggest hype jobs ever. Do more research." It would be funny if it weren't so tragic. |
What does this even mean? I'm so tired of arrogant idiots. |
“Do your research” means consume more rightwing propaganda and conspiracy theories. |
2/21/21; 23:00...quoting this for you. The "Lol. Bookmarked" is what makes this so tragic. |
I believe she was referring to how I looked at some data, made a few reasonable assumptions, did a little math and came up with an answer she didn't like. |
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Is there a legal way for the American people to hold Trump accountable for killing thousands of people? Or is he protected by absolute immunity?
If we can't do anything in the US, could we do something in an international court? Crimes against humanity? https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/538400-lancet-report-faults-trump-for-avoidable-coronavirus-deaths A report in the British medical journal The Lancet blames former President Trump for an error-filled response to the coronavirus pandemic that it says contributed to 40 percent more deaths compared to other wealthy countries. |