Re: Re: Biggest Crash Ever!
  By: Gerhard Strangar to Dan Cross on Tue Apr 07 2020 10:50 pm

 > DC> "Healthy people" die from this, too.
 >
 > Can you show me one case?

I have ties with the Spanish health system. The virus is not a joke.

If you get exposed to a virus charge high enough you can have a severe version
of the disease. It looks like (but afaik it is not officially confirmed) that
the size of the virus charge you get has a severe effect on the outcome. That
is, if you plunge yourself into an environemnt where everybody is infected, you
will get more and more and more virus into your organism and it may reach a
point in which your organism cannot manage it.

We have had enough cases in Spain from army people (you know, those who don't
serve unless they pass a health check) dying to this thing. It is not likely.
But it can happen.

That said, the damage of lockdowns is not a joke either. One of my contacts was
a grandpa and had a leak in his roof, and nobody would go to his house and fix
it because of the lockdown. So he climbed up to the roof, slipped down and
crashed his brains against the pavement.
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