FDA Approved Pfizer for 16+ [CLOSED DUE TO POLITICS]

[Aragorn]

Originally Posted by G8One2

Do you think it’s a hoax?

[KenKat]

Originally Posted by G8One2

I only posted that to illustrate some of the psychology of how people think. Regardless of where you stand on political issues, or over this whole COVID debacle, the psychology behind human emotion and thinking speaks loudly to every facet of life. Not just this COVID discussion.

Does this psychology only apply to others, or does it apply to all people, including you? Just trying to reconcile the statement with your other posts on the thread.

[Puddin]

Originally Posted by Aragorn

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnb...lta-surge.html

Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday that Texas will get 2,500 more medical personnel to help battle this summer's Covid surge.
Texas began requesting external assistance just two weeks ago, when Abbott announced that 2,500 out-of-state medical workers were needed to respond to the delta variant.
Covid patients are taking up more than half of all intensive care beds in Texas as of Thursday, compared with 30% nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Yeah my governor is a complete dumbass. He'd rather work on telling women that they can't have an abortion vs taking care of his people and dealing with the pandemic.

[bigd1276]

Well maybe the issues at the southern border will help the situation.

[pyroguy]

[G8One2]

Originally Posted by KenKat

Does this psychology only apply to others, or does it apply to all people, including you? Just trying to reconcile the statement with your other posts on the thread.

Hahahaha

[hotlap]

Where is the like button here?

[Moto-Mojo]

Yeah, I know, the source and the man are right wing nutcakes. Spare me, you're not being told the whole truth.

"DeSantis Office: Over Half of Those Seeking Lifesaving COVID-19 Treatment in South Florida Fully Vaccinated"

https://www.theepochtimes.com/desant...aign=ZeroHedge

[Aragorn]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.mon...amp/8364043002

Alabama hospitals on Thursday reported 2,223 total COVID-19 patients, including 53 children. Hospitalizations neared 3,000 earlier this summer. Harris said the drop in cases is, on one hand, a good sign.

But much of the decrease is due to sustained high numbers of daily deaths, with hospitals across the state reporting up to "40, 50, 60 deaths a day," Harris said. As of Thursday, Alabama hospitals reported 546 suspected COVID-19 deaths in the previous 10 days, more than 50 deaths per day on average.

"Unfortunately, patients are dying from COVID in our hospitals despite our best efforts," said UAB's Dr. Sarah Nafziger this week.

Deaths are considered a "lagging indicator," which means they typically spike after a hospitalizations. Alabama hospitals report suspected daily deaths to the Alabama Department of Public Health, which investigates each before officially confirming the deaths in their own data.

[Aragorn]

Worldmeter
United States

Coronavirus Cases:
42,866,805
Deaths:
691,562
Recovered:
32,483,226

CDC
United States at a Glance

Cases Total 41,915,285 Last 30 Days

Deaths Total 670,565 Last 30 Days

76.4% of Adults with At Least One Vaccination

Community Transmission
High