Novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV/COVID-19)

[dirtsniffer]

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A part of that phenomenon is essentially no one is taking transit anymore which has magnified the effect of cars on the road.

High density housing with mass transit is how we should all be living.. hahaha what a bunch of cunts.

[killramos]

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High density housing with mass transit is how we should all be living.. hahaha what a bunch of cunts.

Just try living in Asia for a while to see what Utopia really is

[Xtrema]

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Just try living in Asia for a while to see what Utopia really is

I can see that I can get healthier by not driving and walking but also not healthier by the tons of different food/cuisine easily attained along the way.

[mr2mike]

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calga...ship-1.5870749

All time lows for Calgary transit utilization.

Street parking is jammed.

When can they make car insurance unattainable for people who are bad drivers? That would get uber drivers off the road too I suspect.

[schurchill39]

I'm pretty shocked by the amount of people back downtown continuing on life like normal - lunches with different people every day, coffee meetings etc. I get everyone want a sense a normalcy but with the current government WFH orders in place I am surprised how I seem like the outsider actually WFH and turning down all these in person social meetings.

[jutes]

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I'm pretty shocked by the amount of people back downtown continuing on life like normal - lunches with different people every day, coffee meetings etc. I get everyone want a sense a normalcy but with the current government WFH orders in place I am surprised how I seem like the outsider actually WFH and turning down all these in person social meetings.

Many, majority(?), of people just want to get on with their lives. Everyone is tired of WFH and staying in perpetual isolation and away from friends and family. At this point with parts of the country slowly opening and allowing larger social circles, only the diehard Covid believers will continue to shelter in place. Make your own choice, go out or stay home.

[ExtraSlow]

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I'm pretty shocked by the amount of people back downtown continuing on life like normal - lunches with different people every day, coffee meetings etc. I get everyone want a sense a normalcy but with the current government WFH orders in place I am surprised how I seem like the outsider actually WFH and turning down all these in person social meetings.

I have customers insisting on in-person meetings. It's been that way for a few weeks.

[nismodrifter]

Breaking News.............

Outdoor gatherings up to 10 people allowed in BC.

Good news for us. Weather is getting nice.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...r-11-1.5946095

[mr2mike]

You were gathering in secrecy prior, correct?

Now mini-orgy and possible buffet can be moved outside.

[killramos]

Banning liquor sales province wide adjacent to st Patrick’s day just screams pathetic.

[FraserB]

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Banning liquor sales province wide adjacent to st Patrick’s day just screams pathetic.

So instead of letting people drink in a pace where it’s apparently safer to do so, they’re cutting those off early and basically sending people to each other’s homes to drink instead. Seems like a good way to achieve your goal of minimizing the risk of spread

[vengie]

My Grandmother passed away this morning at the age of 88.
She died of heart failure and renal failure. But because she tested positive for covid 12 days ago, they also listed that as a cause of death. She was completely asymptomatic.

What a joke.

[ExtraSlow]

No Comment on teh covidz, but sorry for your loss and rip Gran.

[Sentry]

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My Grandmother passed away this morning at the age of 88.
She died of heart failure and renal failure. But because she tested positive for covid 12 days ago, they also listed that as a cause of death. She was completely asymptomatic.

What a joke.

Gotta pump those stats

[mr2mike]

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My Grandmother passed away this morning at the age of 88.
She died of heart failure and renal failure. But because she tested positive for covid 12 days ago, they also listed that as a cause of death. She was completely asymptomatic.

What a joke.

Sad to hear! Couldn't have been a good situation with few visitors allowed.

[SKR]

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My Grandmother passed away this morning at the age of 88.
She died of heart failure and renal failure. But because she tested positive for covid 12 days ago, they also listed that as a cause of death. She was completely asymptomatic.

What a joke.

Sorry to hear.

I think cause of death can be amended, and later if they determine that something wasn't a factor they can remove it. I wouldn't necessarily be concerned about listing covid as a cause, especially on the day of.

[SportEL]

But then with this how can all the money be Rolling in for Gates and Pharmaceutical Companies with their experimental cocktails? Doesn't the willing populace want all the Government Control?...

India develops COVID treatment kit for less than $3 per person with ‘miraculous’ ivermectin
https://www.sgtreport.com/2021/01/in...us-ivermectin/



While the United States continues its aggressive military roll-out of novel, expensive and dangerous pharmaceutical vaccines, India has developed a “miraculously” effective and safe COVID-19 treatment kit which costs merely $2.65 per person and has helped put the nation’s case and fatality rates in “steep decline.”

Last month, several medical experts testified before the U.S. Senate Homeland Security Committee in favor of authorizing ivermectin for early treatment of the novel coronavirus. Among them, Dr. Pierre Kory, founding member of Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), explained that ivermectin, a Nobel Prize–winning anti-parasitic agent, “basically obliterates transmission of this virus,” with “miraculous effectiveness.”

Ivermectin has been the subject of dozens of studies and anecdotal success stories since it was found to reduce COVID-19 in a laboratory last June.
“I’ve been treating COVID pretty much every single day since the onset,” Kory said. “When I say ‘miracle’ I do not use that term lightly…that is a scientific recommendation based on mountains of data that has emerged in the last three months.”

FLCCC has developed a treatment regimen incorporating ivermectin, which the group claims has led to up to 83% lower-than-average COVID-19 death rates in hospitals that have applied it.

However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has refused emergency authorization of ivermectin to treat coronavirus, stating for months that “[m]ore testing is needed.”

In contrast, on the other side of the world, India has embraced the treatment protocol specified by Dr. Kory and his colleagues and is now manufacturing this product under the brand name “Ziverdo Kit” and it only costs approximately $2.65 per person.

Though the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommends no treatment for those suffering from SARS-COV-2 “unless the patient is hospitalized and requires oxygen,” in India, they began treating coronavirus patients early, including the use of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ).

Dr. Makarand Paranjpe and his wife, both 77 year-old Indian physicians, fully recovered from the COVID-19 virus using early treatment last November, TrialSiteNews (TSN) reports. She used hydroxychloroquine, and he took ivermectin.

“Without any treatment, we know that the virus enters the cells and replicates there,” Paranjpe said. “They can create disease that gets much more severe.” Stopping such replication as early as possible is the simple function of these inexpensive and safe treatments.

Last March, as debates raged in the U.S. over the merits of HCQ, following President Trump’s endorsement of the drug, India had already recommended it in its national guidelines affirming it “should be used as early in the disease course as possible…and should be avoided in patients with severe disease.”

Following the June discovery of ivermectin’s efficacy in treating the virus, along with significant subsequent testing, the largest state in their nation, Uttar Pradesh (UP) (pop. 230 million), announced in August that it was replacing their HCQ protocol with ivermectin for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.

[Kloubek]

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dangerous pharmaceutical vaccines

Glad they threw that line in early to convey their bias.

[schurchill39]

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Glad they threw that line in early to convey their bias.

I personally like the big title block "The Corporate Propaganda Antidote". The big red "alert" stating that they've been shut down by you tube and patreon as a form of economic warfare is a nice touch too.

[Buster]

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Glad they threw that line in early to convey their bias.

you know you are responding to a troll alt account, right?