Tue Apr 7, 2020, 08:40 AM

According to Worldometers Georgia just posted a big number of deaths. On the good news side

you can still go to the beach. According to bridge magazine Mi has a really bad problem with cases among health care workers now looks like over 2000.

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According to Worldometers Georgia just posted a big number of deaths. On the good news side (Original post)	gibraltar72	Apr 2020	OP
K&R	SheltieLover	Apr 2020	#1
Of course they did, Kemp ensured that Georgians get sick and die because he thought they'd like it.	lark	Apr 2020	#2
I noticed that Texas had zero new cases. (WTF?)	Ilsa	Apr 2020	#3
I think we need to consider that data collection is apparently shit.	dawg	Apr 2020	#4
So much this...No national standards, no reliable reporting on data.	Wounded Bear	Apr 2020	#5

Response to gibraltar72 (Original post)

Tue Apr 7, 2020, 08:43 AM

SheltieLover (54,091 posts)

1. K&R

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Response to gibraltar72 (Original post)

Tue Apr 7, 2020, 09:11 AM

lark (21,805 posts)

2. Of course they did, Kemp ensured that Georgians get sick and die because he thought they'd like it.

Doesn't give a damn that people die, it's only the working class and poor after all.

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Response to gibraltar72 (Original post)

Tue Apr 7, 2020, 09:22 AM

Ilsa (60,616 posts)

3. I noticed that Texas had zero new cases. (WTF?)

I mean, really? They think that out of a population f 14 million people there are no new cases?

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Tue Apr 7, 2020, 10:23 AM

dawg (10,474 posts)

4. I think we need to consider that data collection is apparently shit.

10 deaths in Georgia for all of yesterday and already 65 today? I find that ... unlikely.

My expectation is that the data is very sketchy in most states, and that Covid19 deaths are probably being significantly undercounted. I read an article earlier today about a large uptick of deaths in the home in NYC that speaks to this.

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Tue Apr 7, 2020, 11:03 AM

Wounded Bear (54,867 posts)

5. So much this...No national standards, no reliable reporting on data.

My state (WA) has been pretty good. I don't trust much coming out of red controlled states TBH.

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