What the hell is wrong with France?

Never ever they're doing better than Germany lmao do they only test 1,000 people every day? I don't get it

ajc.com/news/breaking-news/breaking-georgia-verifies-new-covid-cases-hours/LqtzhH5mSQvSvkHIJsUxCI

And they just opened up the malls here today

Their reporting has to be the worst of any first world nation. They'll go whole days reporting nothing and then s*** will look completely out of control the very next day smh

alex jones the funniest nigga in politics

i will eat your leftist ass like corn on the cob

someone tag the tinder thread we got a new line

Holy s***.

I couldn't image living next to him

the "matrix breaker" Alex Jones at it again

france has a veeeery strict lockdown, like maybe that's why ?

White people need to be stopped. There making a mockery of protests in Huntington Beach Ca rn. Crazy how once there privilege is taken away they go crazy.

Italy and Spain both have stricter lockdowns than France and look at their numbers. France just has immense problems with something. It wasn't without reason that they immediately received help from Germany.

This man goated

We need to ship them off to florida and georgia

He a real one tho

I listened to a couple infowars podcasts recently s*** was sooooo funny lmfao

when Alex Jones does skits I lose my s*** 😭😭😭

LOL good thing they don't matter to Newsom in the slightest. As long as Los Angeles has his back, he won't even blink.

A reminder to everyone locking themselves indoors rn: GO OUTSIDE SOMETIMES. A Japanese study suggests that you're 18 times less likely to catch the virus walking around outside than in, for instance, a grocery store. Vitamin D also has a crucial role in managing the virus if you do catch it. Doctors and virologists agree that unless you're truly immunocompromised, your chances of catching something walking past someone outside are infinitesimal. So go out and get some sun today if you can.

I hate selective reporting.

twitter.com/latimes/status/1256335843960057856?s=19

This is technically true because they're only measuring positive cases. Deaths aren't counted that way by the CDC though and should not be the way we measure the strain on our hospitals.

calmatters.org/health/coronavirus/2020/04/california-coronavirus-covid-patient-hospitalization-data-icu

Suspected COVID-19 cases dropped by 1,850 in April, accounting fully for new subsequent positives, deaths and recoveries. On balance, we have around 800 fewer people in our hospitals with COVID-19 symptoms than we did a month ago.

I don't think we should reopen this month, but I don't like misinformation either.

I think it's a pretty cool thing that I want to share.

Worldometers is starting to put out sites for every each state in the US:

worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/pennsylvania

This makes it easier to keep track of which regions in each states are more affected or not.

Is Pennsylvania literally the only one? Lol