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    Yeah and how many of those deaths were healthy non-obese young people

  • May 18, 2020

    mfers exposing their lack of education itt😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭

  • May 18, 2020
    ragedsycokiller

    Oh 3 months of the virus being equal to a yearly flu count is not bad at all. Imagine if s*** was full blown open for the year 😭

    Idiots dont even realize we have all these deaths even after taking precautionary standards like lockdown and mfers buying out the entire hand sanitizer market lmfao pea brain ppl on this website

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    Tell that those young peoples who had it with a new syndrome and some of them died as well:

    "But over the next 10 days, Jack felt increasingly unwell. His parents consulted his pediatricians in video appointments and took him to a weekend urgent care clinic. Then, one morning, he awoke unable to move.

    He had a tennis-ball-size lymph node, raging fever, racing heartbeat and dangerously low blood pressure. Pain deluged his body in “a throbbing, stinging rush,” he said.

    “You could feel it going through your veins and it was almost like someone injected you with straight-up fire,” he said."

    nytimes.com/2020/05/17/health/coronavirus-multisystem-fnflammatory-syndrome-children-teenagers.html

    Everyone can be affected, not only old people

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    Tell that those young peoples who had it with a new syndrome and some of them died as well:

    "But over the next 10 days, Jack felt increasingly unwell. His parents consulted his pediatricians in video appointments and took him to a weekend urgent care clinic. Then, one morning, he awoke unable to move.

    He had a tennis-ball-size lymph node, raging fever, racing heartbeat and dangerously low blood pressure. Pain deluged his body in “a throbbing, stinging rush,” he said.

    “You could feel it going through your veins and it was almost like someone injected you with straight-up fire,” he said."

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/17/health/coronavirus-multisystem-fnflammatory-syndrome-children-teenagers.html

    Everyone can be affected, not only old people

    Stop bro this is fEaR moNGeRiNg

  • May 18, 2020
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    g6ntiana

    Tell that those young peoples who had it with a new syndrome and some of them died as well:

    "But over the next 10 days, Jack felt increasingly unwell. His parents consulted his pediatricians in video appointments and took him to a weekend urgent care clinic. Then, one morning, he awoke unable to move.

    He had a tennis-ball-size lymph node, raging fever, racing heartbeat and dangerously low blood pressure. Pain deluged his body in “a throbbing, stinging rush,” he said.

    “You could feel it going through your veins and it was almost like someone injected you with straight-up fire,” he said."

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/17/health/coronavirus-multisystem-fnflammatory-syndrome-children-teenagers.html

    Everyone can be affected, not only old people

    That lymph node s*** would drive me crazy

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    I hate that peolle are trying to live regular like nothing happened

  • May 18, 2020
    g6ntiana

    Tell that those young peoples who had it with a new syndrome and some of them died as well:

    "But over the next 10 days, Jack felt increasingly unwell. His parents consulted his pediatricians in video appointments and took him to a weekend urgent care clinic. Then, one morning, he awoke unable to move.

    He had a tennis-ball-size lymph node, raging fever, racing heartbeat and dangerously low blood pressure. Pain deluged his body in “a throbbing, stinging rush,” he said.

    “You could feel it going through your veins and it was almost like someone injected you with straight-up fire,” he said."

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/17/health/coronavirus-multisystem-fnflammatory-syndrome-children-teenagers.html

    Everyone can be affected, not only old people

    No one’s saying it CANT happen, it’s just an extremely f***ing low chance that they actually die

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    I hate that peolle are trying to live regular like nothing happened

    Its only a pandemic until they get bored, then it becomes an infringement upon their god given american rights

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    I’m not even team OPEN ‘ER UP

    It’s just that the “we’re all dying” sentiment is absolutely ed if you’re young and healthy

    Focus on the positives and stay healthy in the meantime

    Go outside to get some sun and some cardio, it’ll be good for your mental health, immune system, and every other aspect of your overall health

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    OUT OF ORDER

    I’m not even team OPEN ‘ER UP

    It’s just that the “we’re all dying” sentiment is absolutely ed if you’re young and healthy

    Focus on the positives and stay healthy in the meantime

    Go outside to get some sun and some cardio, it’ll be good for your mental health, immune system, and every other aspect of your overall health

    If it's not coronavirus they find something else in their regular life to be scared/mad about.

    It's the way some people live.

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    OUT OF ORDER

    I’m not even team OPEN ‘ER UP

    It’s just that the “we’re all dying” sentiment is absolutely ed if you’re young and healthy

    Focus on the positives and stay healthy in the meantime

    Go outside to get some sun and some cardio, it’ll be good for your mental health, immune system, and every other aspect of your overall health

    People who are saying that "everybody" dies is just as stupid as saying that this isn't bad and we're fine

    Everyone should think neutral about it

    Going out is very good anyway because you mostly catch this inside, as long as you aren't in large groups or in areas where there are many people

  • May 18, 2020
    AKFresh

    If it's not coronavirus they find something else in their regular life to be scared/mad about.

    It's the way some people live.

    The media is to blame (as per usual with most of the problems in our current sociopolitical climate), there’s no room for nuanced takes anymore

    Old people been getting trained within the Fox/CNN echo chambers and now young people are getting trained within certain social media echo chambers, we’re really never gonna progress as a collective are we?

  • May 18, 2020
    g6ntiana

    People who are saying that "everybody" dies is just as stupid as saying that this isn't bad and we're fine

    Everyone should think neutral about it

    Going out is very good anyway because you mostly catch this inside, as long as you aren't in large groups or in areas where there are many people

    You hit the nail on the head my man

  • May 18, 2020

    you would swear a vaccine was produced and mass distributed the way people are acting out here

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    Blaise

    So happy to announce after a month of being sick that I’ve finally recovered from the coronavirus

    By far the worst pain I’ve ever felt. The first 5-7 days are the worst. The feeling of gasping for air and not knowing if you’re gonna die is by far the worst. so glad that’s over

    wow

    how old are you and what is your general health like

  • May 18, 2020

    Italy under 100 deaths reported today

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    White people legit don’t think this s*** is real bro lmao

  • May 18, 2020

    not wearing a mask is one thing but people still walking around smoking cigarettes is straight up criminal behavior

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    Frontline workers have been too

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    imagine if he has a heart attack and dies

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    tbw

    Stop bro this is fEaR moNGeRiNg

    It literally is when you're pulling out one terrifying story to represent an entire age group lol

    I get that he was just trying to illustrate a point, all age groups have been affected, but outliers don't change statistical trends

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    It literally is when you're pulling out one terrifying story to represent an entire age group lol

    I get that he was just trying to illustrate a point, all age groups have been affected, but outliers don't change statistical trends

    It was never meant to represent an entire age group lmao stop talking bullshit man

    That's why this thread is a f***ing mess and full with dumbos

    It was only to show that younger age groups can also be affected, even if it's rarely the case because a lot people ONLY thinking older people can suffer from this

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