How often does England change PM's? She was PM less than a year ago wasn't she?
She resigned then left last summer as she couldn’t get her Brexit bill through the commons. Johnson took over then called an election which he went.
How often does England change PM's? She was PM less than a year ago wasn't she?
Well, a country that is spread out in terms of population
and has an effective universal health care
How does this negate the argument that we should look to grow and evolve our economy to not need to shut down in case of such events?
You have no basis of fact to support your claim that there was no need to shut it down to such a degree, when health experts have all said this is necessary.
You're facing a lot of resistance with that claim because you're consistently trying to present yourself as some sort of counter to the experts with no credibility to back it up.
There are so many others steps we can take to support those who are feeling the hurt economically without telling them to hit the bricks and get back to work so they can sit there and risk infection, risk going into medical debt and destroying their entire livelihood.
Sweden has two large metro areas in Stockholm and Gothenburg, where the population densities are comparable to many other dense metro areas. So that doesn't totally apply.
Almost every country in Europe has universal health care, including Spain and Italy where the numbers were very high. That tends to undermine any claim that universal health care affects the spread of the virus or the response to it in any way.
- Also in January, Dr. Fauci stated that this virus was nothing to worry about.
- Fauci also stated at one point this virus was basically akin to the seasonal flu.
Ok, since you keep repeating this one, put your money where your mouth is - give us some concrete changes we can make that would make the economy pandemic-proof while still keeping everybody safe and sound. Not generalities, not platitudes, but real, substantive, concrete suggestions. Really interested to see how you re-design the economy.
That's a lot of experts that have been wrong so far on some very big questions regarding this matter. That's a lot of experts lurching from one extreme to the other and missing the mark both ways
Experts can be wrong too. Experts are also human beings just like any of the rest of us, subject to the same whims of human nature and more than capable of digging their heels in and holding a position even when the evidence is demonstrably wrong. And they also have a lot of trouble simply saying "I don't know" when they don't have an answer, for whatever reason.
No the difference between you and I on this is you take whatever they say at face value, because they have the right credentials, whereas I evaluate their track record and adjust the amount of credibility I give their current statements based on the accuracy of their past statements.
I'll listen to what the experts say. But when they are wrong, I'll take note. I'm not going to give them a pass just because they have the right degree from the right university.
So instead, let's make sure they can't work, make sure the lose their jobs, make sure they go into some other kind of debt they can't pay, and make sure their livelihood is destroyed. That'll save them about as good as Team America saved Paris.
Just curious, could u please provide evidence for the above 2 assertions? I’m not saying it is impossible that Fauci ever said these things, but it sure doesn’t sound like him. For the last couple months, Fauci has repeatedly and forcefully stated the exact opposite of what you are accusing him of saying. He has been very vocal that Coronavirus is indeed “something to worry about” and has made a point of noting it is much more deadly and not at all “basically akin to the seasonal flu.”
These are very concerning allegations if true, so please provide the reference for making those statements? Thanks.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a key member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, co-authored an article published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine predicting the fatality rate for the coronavirus will turn out to be no worse than that of a “severe seasonal influenza.”
In an exceptionally bad flu season, the case fatality rate is about 0.1%, the authors write.
Regarding the current coronavirus pandemic, they said: “If one assumes that the number of asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic cases is several times as high as the number of reported cases, the case fatality rate may be considerably less than 1%.”
That suggests, they conclude “that the overall clinical consequences of Covid-19 may ultimately be more akin to those of a severe seasonal influenza (which has a case fatality rate of approximately 0.1%) or a pandemic influenza (similar to those in 1957 and 1968) rather than a disease similar to SARS or MERS, which have had case fatality rates of 9 to 10% and 36%, respectively.”
Skyrim is pretty fun. Oblivion overall was a little clunky, but I think they were doing too much for consoles to handle. That and Bethesda games are notoriously glitchy, even skyrim. Skyrim runs much smoother though, not as glitchy. Both games have their qualities as far as story and overall gameplay. Also I think the early elder scrolls games are available for free, Morrowind is cool. The combat system is the old DnD style, Oblivion was the first to change.Hey, does anyone recommend Skyrim for a PC game? I tried Oblivion on my Xbox 360, and the combat seemed a little clunky. I'm hoping that a PC will work, but I don't want to spend limited funds on a game I don't like.
Don't have time to respond to everybody right now, so you win.
1st Assertion (watch all the way to the end):
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=24&v=fqg2kQDlPKw&feature=emb_logo
Second assertion:
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DR. FAUCI CONCEDES CORONAVIRUS DEATH RATE LIKE ‘VERY BAD FLU’ – [your]NEWS
The case fatality rate is about 0.1%yournews.com
Pertinent quote, emphasis mine:
Here's the NEJM paper if you want verification: