Arizona is a disaster

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Some skill:

ARIZONA has crossed the rubicon...[b] its epidemic now exceeds Brazil and Peru to be one of the hardest hit regions in the world. [/b]

Because if they are in trouble.. then looking at the numbers Maryland and Virginia should long ago run for cover..

see and compare..

Lets' fact check: Please take a note of the numbers for Brazil and Peru and compare them with the image below with cases in Arizona, Maryland and Virgina..


Brazil and Peru: Today's stats:



and here is Arizona, Maryland and Virginia..





The only thing that crossed the proverbial Rubicon is Dude's imagination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Some skill:

ARIZONA has crossed the rubicon...[b] its epidemic now exceeds Brazil and Peru to be one of the hardest hit regions in the world. [/b]

Because if they are in trouble.. then looking at the numbers Maryland and Virginia should long ago run for cover..

see and compare..

Lets' fact check: Please take a note of the numbers for Brazil and Peru and compare them with the image below with cases in Arizona, Maryland and Virgina..


Brazil and Peru: Today's stats:



and here is Arizona, Maryland and Virginia..





The only thing that crossed the proverbial Rubicon is Dude's imagination.

[Anonymous]

This shows that the reopening was not done in a smart way.

[Anonymous]

Why is Arizona doing so poorly but New Mexico isn't?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
This shows that the reopening was not done in a smart way.

That shows that people who are not even at risk were overdoing the isolation. Sooner or later everyone gets exposed to this thing and so it ends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This shows that the reopening was not done in a smart way.

That shows that people who are not even at risk were overdoing the isolation. Sooner or later everyone gets exposed to this thing and so it ends.

+1000. Exactly. This virus is going to run its course, one way or another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is Arizona doing so poorly but New Mexico isn't?

To put things in perspective.. Arizona is the size of Montgomery County - population wise..

MoCo is spread on the area of whooping... 507 mi²

Arizona is spread on the area of.. 113,998 mi²

As you see, people could really easily social distance as the density is minimal. So now.. they simply are mingling more and so the epidemic is moving at it's speed, which considering the data is not really hysterical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This shows that the reopening was not done in a smart way.

That shows that people who are not even at risk were overdoing the isolation. Sooner or later everyone gets exposed to this thing and so it ends.

+1000. Exactly. This virus is going to run its course, one way or another.

[Anonymous]

Arizona is NOT the population of MoCo!

[Anonymous]

Az pop is over 7 million.

MoCo is well under 2 million.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This shows that the reopening was not done in a smart way.

That shows that people who are not even at risk were overdoing the isolation. Sooner or later everyone gets exposed to this thing and so it ends.

If the rest of the world's great democracies can avoid that fate, why can't the United States? Why can't we make the effort to save as many lives as possible?

[Anonymous]

We are not a great democracy.

We are a flawed one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Az pop is over 7 million.

MoCo is well under 2 million.

And the pp who says they can distance has never been to Arizona. Arizona is urban areas, plus Native reservations, plus incredibly sparsly populated desert. Nevada, which is similar, is actually the most urban state in the country, in terms of the % of its population that lives in cities. The urban portions of these states are basically islands in the desert.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Increase in daily new cases, per 100,000 people (i.e. adjusted for population size)

None of this is a surprise. If you looked at those charts in the context of other states, you'd see that they all had very low case #s during the shut down (vs. states like DC & MD, much less NY), and case ##s were always going to go up when they reopened. It is odd that people who live in DC look at this chart and come to the conclusion that DC is doing great and Arizona is a disaster (with DC at 14,000+ cases per million and AZ at 5,900). Plus, you all lost the "everyone needs to stay at home until the virus is gone" argument when you cheered, & participated in, the crowds of protestors. Absent a vaccine, the states will probably all converge to the same number of cases, more or less (with some variation for population density) and the only question will be how long it takes them to get there.

check out total confirmed cases per capita:

http://www.91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/?fbclid=IwAR31GHXuyL1QxPp5xKusUXXQg2e0EEpwm9_oqEadVpooHw8CusCDSmUeBPg

100% wrong.

AZ has little public acceptance of the new regulations mandating masks, which were only announced in the last 2 days. Their bars, restaurants, etc are open with no restrictions.

Please engage in some critical thinking about this situation.

Do you live in AZ? Or are you just reading press reports?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Some skill:

ARIZONA has crossed the rubicon...[b] its epidemic now exceeds Brazil and Peru to be one of the hardest hit regions in the world. [/b]

Because if they are in trouble.. then looking at the numbers Maryland and Virginia should long ago run for cover..

see and compare..

Lets' fact check: Please take a note of the numbers for Brazil and Peru and compare them with the image below with cases in Arizona, Maryland and Virgina..


Brazil and Peru: Today's stats:



and here is Arizona, Maryland and Virginia..





The only thing that crossed the proverbial Rubicon is Dude's imagination.

Look, I am not one of these MAGA, “It’s just the flu” types.

But Eric Feigl-Ding is a complete attention seeking drama queen hack.

He was one of the first people to tweet about Corona, and had inpressive credentials. But the twitter fame went to his head and he has just been doubling down on the drama ever since.

I think history will look back at these Public Health Twitter superstars very negatively in hindsight.

He is the Lizzy Gruber of Public Health