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IT'S JUST A FLU BRO

23 year old football player dies in Iran
https://archive.is/RQEby

25 year old nurse dies in Iran
https://archive.is/5bWiM

Virus invades nervous systems
https://archive.is/qmc6U

nCoV manifests as lung abnormalities
https://archive.is/Nr8N7

In Netherlands, half in intensive care under 50 years old
https://archive.is/tgY6n

Teen death without previous conditions suspected in South Korea
https://archive.is/1M2WG

All cases in study test positive 2 weeks after "recovery"
https://archive.is/TpnNV

27 year old dies, no underlying disease
https://archive.is/pgxDl

28 year old dies in France from COVID-19
https://archive.fo/wUUI0

>> No.11498394

bump

>> No.11498399

I'm also gay, not sure if that matters.

>> No.11498401

>>11498259
Check out this webpage and read the medical research from peer reviewed https://www.elsevier.com/connect/coronavirus-information-center There is a link to 22000 or so publications. Where is your info coming from?

>> No.11498403

>>11498394
>shitpost ignored
>bump xD
Public ban at this point would be pretty on point.

>> No.11498408

>>11498401
>>11498403
>ignores the sources OP provided

>> No.11498409

Oh lord it really is just one faggot spamming all this shit
>>/sci/thread/11492634

you're at least getting paid for making all these threads, right?

>> No.11498453

I like how people are saying this virus only affects old people and those with compromised immune system but choose to actively ignore all the young healthy people in their 20's dying to this

>> No.11498460

>>11498453
Like in Italy, where there are like 0 deaths in people below 30? Sure, young people can die and some will, but it's not widespread. The real danger was, and still is, to old and/or weakened people.

>> No.11498462

>>11498409
/pol/cysts are mentally ill, there really is no reasoning with them anon

>> No.11498464

>>11498460
>0 deaths in people below 30
people below 30 can still have asthma, diabetes, HIV, COPD, heart issues, auto immune disorders, etc etc

>> No.11498467

>>11498453
>SEE THESE 12 YOUNG PEOPLE DID DIE HAHA CHECK MY EPIC LINKS
>the study linked at the end of the post is a sample size of 4
What's the point of the thread? Are you just a retard that is still falling for the "just a flu" trolling to rile idiots like you up?

>> No.11498649

>>11498453
why are you ignoring all the young healthy people that die of flu?

>> No.11498739

>>11498467
it's doomfaggery and habbening idiots
there's no point trying to interact with these people, they aren't going to have their mind changed
generally seem to be underages while never seen a pandemic before

>> No.11498752

>>11498739
>while never seen a pandemic before
The last pandemic was H1N1 eleven years ago and the severity of it as well as measures taken against that pale in comparison to what's happening right now.

>> No.11498777

I’ve noticed most /pol/ beliefs are formed on the retard’s fallacy that if they can make a list of something or fill a .jpg with something, then it’s “a lot.” Surely they aren’t really human.

>> No.11498799

>>11498739
>lol whats happening in Italy China and Iran is just a big nothing burger

>> No.11498955

>>11498453
>all the young healthy people in their 20's dying to this
like, 10 people?

>> No.11498960

>>11498955
Do you know how often auto immune disorders go undiagnosed?

>> No.11498989

>>11498739
>underages while never seen a pandemic before
2/3rds of the world population are in lockdown. This is unprecedented in Human history. Keep coping, it's pathetic but amusing to watch.

PS - I'm 32 years old, definitively not a zoomer nor underage

>> No.11499012

>>11498752
Bullshit.

>> No.11499075
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11499075

>>11499012
Are you retarded?

Under H1N1:
There wasn't any lockdown anywhere in the world.
People weren't quarantined unless sick.
Very few countries enacted travel bans.
Schools were closed in a few countries and some eventa banned.

Under Corona:
2/3rds of the world population under lockdown and mandatory quarantines.
Travelers mandatory quarantined for precaution.
World air travel down -60% in a month.
1.3 billion learners were out of school due to school closures in response to COVID-19. According to UNESCO monitoring, over 100 countries have implemented nationwide closures.
Most mass events, tournaments, concerts, sports and mass gatherings banned.

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>>11499012
>>11499075
Furthermore, the 2009 travel bans (which again, very few countries enacted) were targeted against Mexico only, while today we are seeing global travel bans and land borders closed on a scale unprecedented in world history.

>> No.11499130

>>11499126
And don't forget fishes are getting the disease. Poor fishes.

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>>11498752
>The last pandemic was H1N1 eleven years ago
Jesus...

>> No.11499525

>>11499075
Yeah, that's the weird thing. By all the data I've seen H1N1 was much more serious and yet, of course, nobody I knew got sick from it and there was no real quarantine efforts or anything. Not sure why the global freakout over this one, honestly.

>> No.11499536

>>11499525
>0.09% death rate
>more serious

>> No.11499676

>>11499536
What's the comparable death rate for COVID-19 using the same exact measure you are using for the .09% h1n1 death rate.

I'll await your answer, please do provide sources

>> No.11499696
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11499696

>>11499676
Based on reported cases H1N1 had a morality rate of 0.5% by the fourth month into the epidemic. Modeling by the CDC in 2015 concluded the mortality rate was actually 0.09%

Based on reported cases, COVID-19 has a mortality rate of 4% four months into the epidemic. Modeling estimates a mortality rate ~1%.

So if you want to base yourself on a singular criteria, COVID-19 is either four times (reported cases) to ten times (modeling) more deadly than H1N1, with the additional drawback that H1N1 had an Ro of 1.6 compared to 2.6 for COVID-19.

COVID-19 is four to ten times more deadly than H1N1 while being twice as contagious.

>> No.11499742

>>11499696
>COVID-19 is four to ten times more deadly than H1N1 while being twice as contagious.
*eight to ten times more deadly, actually.

It's late here.
Regadless, point stands.

>> No.11499757

>>11499696
According to empirical studies on actual populations COVID-19 has a much higher asymptomatic infection rate than previously modeled. When and if we can get actual hard numbers COVID-19 will be shown to have a mortality rate anywhere from 0.05 to 1 %.

>> No.11499798

>>11499757
>When and if we can get actual hard numbers COVID-19 will be shown
Do you have a crystal ball? I'd like to know the lotto numbers.

>a mortality rate anywhere from 0.05 to 1 %
That's a range so huge that makes your prediction meaningless. 1% is an extremely high rate for a virus this contagious. 0.05% would be negligible.

The chart posted here >>11499696 makes the notion of COVID-19 being less deadly than H1N1 laughable.

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>>11499696
Also, this chart is almost a month out of date. And the month that passed really hammered in the predictions you're stating.

COVID-19 has almost 100x the fatalities of H1N1 compared to the same part of the outbreak. And that multiplier is growing daily.