I bet he waited (whilst Googling the next Obama story) for the dust to settle and increase the chance we'd forget how silly he looked yesterday.
Are you talking about Trump or tang0?
I bet he waited (whilst Googling the next Obama story) for the dust to settle and increase the chance we'd forget how silly he looked yesterday.
I bet he waited (whilst Googling the next Obama story) for the dust to settle and increase the chance we'd forget how silly he looked yesterday.
PricelessAre you talking about Trump or tang0?
How on earth you can bleat on about Obama being corrupt (baselessly and purely as a distraction technique) when his chosen God is complicit in the deaths of 90000+and counting through lying, inaction, corruption and ineptness amazes me.
We're not the Trump base, we don't fall for that crap.
No way on earth is Pelosi as bad as Trump, he just gets triggered if anyone responds to his tirade of childish insults and accusations.
Come on mate, Trump said it's a "Badge of honor" that they have so many cases - it means they are the best testers ever.
Even though per capita, they aren't.
It's the WHOs fault for being China's puppets.
Even though other countries who followed the same WHO advice are doing much better.
We don't really know how countries are doing, America has more "cases" because they've tested the most people. Cause of death isn't a consistent measurement across countries. As has been said before we need to look at deaths above average levels for this time period. A lot of countries will be under reporting cases and deaths, and even if certain countries are affected more severely, it doesn't necessarily mean any action taken by government would've prevented it. Population density, number of citizens being obese, average age, prevalance of underlying health conditions, average temperature, etc, etc; there's so many variables which may affect how the virus impacts on a population that are outside a governments control.
We don't really know how countries are doing, America has more "cases" because they've tested the most people. Cause of death isn't a consistent measurement across countries. As has been said before we need to look at deaths above average levels for this time period. A lot of countries will be under reporting cases and deaths, and even if certain countries are affected more severely, it doesn't necessarily mean any action taken by government would've prevented it. Population density, number of citizens being obese, average age, prevalance of underlying health conditions, average temperature, etc, etc; there's so many variables which may affect how the virus impacts on a population that are outside a governments control.
Weak.
Not really, we know how countries are doing because of how many extra dead people they have, America doesn't have more cases because they've tested the most people, the tests aren't what's making people catch it.We don't really know how countries are doing, America has more "cases" because they've tested the most people.
So America's deaths above average levels for this time period is what in comparison to other countries?Cause of death isn't a consistent measurement across countries. As has been said before we need to look at deaths above average levels for this time period. A lot of countries will be under reporting cases and deaths, and even if certain countries are affected more severely, it doesn't necessarily mean any action taken by government would've prevented it.
The US has 93,500 deaths, Britain has 35,000, Russia has 3,000, Iran has 7,000, China has 4,600, you think all those figures are accurate and the reason we've faired worse is due to our government being worse than the other governments? More derangement.
We don't really know how countries are doing, America has more "cases" because they've tested the most people. Cause of death isn't a consistent measurement across countries. As has been said before we need to look at deaths above average levels for this time period. A lot of countries will be under reporting cases and deaths, and even if certain countries are affected more severely, it doesn't necessarily mean any action taken by government would've prevented it. Population density, number of citizens being obese, average age, prevalance of underlying health conditions, average temperature, etc, etc; there's so many variables which may affect how the virus impacts on a population that are outside a governments control.
Give it a rest. They haven't tested more people at all when you compare it properly. The countries that have this under control tested far more far earlier and that's how they've got it under control. Comparatively, the US and the UK have been absolutely shocking at testing and we were, before all of this kicked off, ranked #1 and #2 respectively for pandemic control in the world. Responses from both governments has been utterly shocking and both the US and the UK are going to be in serious trouble over the next few weeks. The worst is yet to come, especially with all this talk of ending the lockdown early and just how little people seem to care about preventing the spread.
The US has 93,500 deaths, Britain has 35,000, Russia has 3,000, Iran has 7,000, China has 4,600, you think all those figures are accurate and the reason we've faired worse is due to our government being worse than the other governments? More derangement.
As bad as we are, we haven't withdrawn funding from the WHO, Trump doing so is deflection pure and simple.However they chose to count them, they're all too high. I knew 2 of our 35000 well.
Trump failed his country badly which was broadly expected due to his character flaws. Boris didn't do much better until he had a brush with his own mortality. The preparedness plans weren't put into action anywhere near soon enough, Boris procrastinated on a lockdown that should have started two weeks earlier IMO.
I read somewhere it’s been a year or so since they stopped contributing to the WHO. Obviously that’s on Trump and his admin, just like they said there wasn’t pandemic playbook left by the previous administration, there was. And just like he cut funding to the CDC last year or early this year.As bad as we are, we haven't withdrawn funding from the WHO, Trump doing so is deflection pure and simple.
I read somewhere it’s been a year or so since they stopped contributing to the WHO. Obviously that’s on Trump and his admin, just like they said there wasn’t pandemic playbook left by the previous administration, there was. And just like he cut funding to the CDC last year or early this year.
That’s all on him but nope he just blames Obama![]()