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Walt Disney World Park Hours cut starting September 8 2020
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Miss Bella
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99% of the population is healthy at least from Covid.
TrainsOfDisney
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Translation = 2,000 dead per day is an acceptable loss.
bpiper
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Don't forget the longhaulers... They don't have handle yet on how many people still are experiencing symptoms months later.
Parker in NYC
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A thousand times this. Living with whatever these symptoms are -- now that's concerning. I can only speak for myself, of course. At least when you're dead, you're dead.
But the “me” crowd can still try and do what they want.
They don’t care about anyone but theirselves.
Rich Brownn
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The gotcha is the 99.9% includes people that are still considered ill. In Florida, the actual percentage of deaths in cases closes is between 2-3%. And, of course, for every person who survives, 18 will have permanent organ damage. And many more will face months, if not years of recovery.
Survivability does not necessarily mean healthy.
Survivability does not necessarily mean healthy.
giantgolfer
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Healthy? No. But your narrative will not work unless you make things up, so I can understand why you say nonsense like this.
Miss Bella
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Healthy in terms of they don’t have Covid. Why is every thread on this forum about Covid. Doesn’t anybody on here have a WDW trip planned?
Miss Bella
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The mortality rate is not 1% and only 5% get hospitalized, but isn’t that a topic for the political AKA Covid thread.
That graphic is mostly wrong. Note it is done by a "professional" writer (see below). For complete context, sadly people get sick and die in this country daily. Around 7000 people die everyday. Actually close to 1% die every year in the US (close to 3 million), that does not throw a "monkey wrench" into the economy as the graphic tries to claim.
Plus the rest of the stats on this graphic are all wrong, first of you can cut the rate to .5% off the bat for those less than 70.
Hospitalizations are at about a 2.5 per death not 19.
there are some many things wrong with that graphic it is ridiculous.
Covid is bad and people are dying from it and getting really sick, but sharing these hyperbolic and false stats distracts from the real story of how bad it is.
Here is the writer dude that wrote it - focusing on Polyamory & BDSM Activist, Writer, Serial Entrepreneur, & Sex Educator would link the page but it is not appropriate to link here much like sharing the graphic. The attached picture is his chosen main profile image.
if you don't believe me - https://healthfeedback.org/claimrev...blems-but-the-actual-risks-are-still-unknown/
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Some can't travel or don't feel safe traveling, which is completely fine but does give you more forum time.
giantgolfer
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I’m waiting til it’s safe for me and my family. Right now, it is not safe to travel as recommended by countless number of healthcare officials. I’ll get back to WDW eventually. I’m not going to be selfish and risk the health of my loved ones or other people around me. Clearly, you take the opposite opinion and don’t care about other people. We get it.
Miss Bella
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So you spend your free time on a WDW forum calling people selfish for going to WDW? What's the point of that? What exactly are you accomplishing?
Miss Bella
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There are plenty of Covid forums. Reddit has some.
SoFloMagic
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It's not either/or. This "do whatever you want" phase may lead to deeper restrictions being necessary. I'm for commonsense restrictions that reduce the likelihood of a full shutdown. And government funding to support workers in shuttered industries.
Edit: as an example, allowing indoor dining may contribute to a higher covid rate which then limits outdoor dining.
giantgolfer
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It’s not any worse than what you are doing by flaunting about how you are ignoring the health risks associated with non-essential travel. Glorifying ignorance must be so satisfying for you.
Feels good, right?
nor'easter
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If one is not able to learn from the experience of others, then I agree...one has the intelligence of a monkey.
networkpro
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- In the Parks
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Time to conjure up that pillar of salt.