Am 13 Apr 20  04:15:53 schrob Dan Cross an Gerhard Strangar zum Thema 


GS>> Here's some diagrams of different European countries:
DC> Your earlier statement, and the main point where
DC> I disagreed with you, is that the virus doesn't
DC> affect younger people.

Actually it was about killing young and healthy people. It does of course
affect them by infecting them.

DC>  You asked to see a single case where it did.

It did indeed affect a "younger" person. However, there's no data about her
health status.

DC> It is known that it affects older people much more
DC> than younger people.  That's accepted and not
DC> terribly interesting information.  However, this
DC> virus has, does, and will continue to kill younger
DC> people to.

Of course it does, but obviously there's no increase in mortality. Which means,
if they had't died from this virus, it would have been another one or some
bacteria resistant to antibiotics. 2600 people die in Germany every day, that's
life. And that's even more than all the deaths being counted as Covid-19
related. About 100 every year get run over by a truck and noone cares. When a
terrorist kills another 3, everyone is going crazy. If noone had named this new
virus, it would have been just another flu season. It's like SARS-Cov-19
affects people's minds even before they get infected.



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