Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
The great majority of spikes are traced to indoor events. Large crowds and lack of social distancing at some outdoor events increase the risk, but it's not clear how much.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Have not heard of any outbreaks related to outdoor sports venues .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Link?midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Except for if you need to make a liquor run. Essential business and allRobert Wilson said:midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Also funny because what was our first maneuver in response to Covid? Make everybody stay inside…
Rawhide said:Except for if you need to make a liquor run. Essential business and allRobert Wilson said:midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Also funny because what was our first maneuver in response to Covid? Make everybody stay inside…
Well known to increase risk for the households of infected individuals but also to reduce risk for the community.Robert Wilson said:midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Also funny because what was our first maneuver in response to Covid? Make everybody stay inside…
Yup. Never let a good crisis go to waste. We've been hearing liberal politicians from the very beginning referring to the pandemic as an opportunity for a "great reset." They saw it as an opportunity to remake the world to their liking.Canada2017 said:However I am gradually coming to the conclusion that all these vaccine mandates are completely unnecessary and are more about expanding governmental control than protecting the public .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
I may be late to the party.....real late.Mothra said:Yup. Never let a good crisis go to waste. We've been hearing liberal politicians from the very beginning referring to the pandemic as an opportunity for a "great reset." They saw it as an opportunity to remake the world to their liking.Canada2017 said:However I am gradually coming to the conclusion that all these vaccine mandates are completely unnecessary and are more about expanding governmental control than protecting the public .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
What's crazy is how many conservatives have gone along with it.
Sam Lowry said:Well known to increase risk for the households of infected individuals but also to reduce risk for the community.Robert Wilson said:midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Also funny because what was our first maneuver in response to Covid? Make everybody stay inside…
Because large crowds and lack of social distancing increase the risk.sombear said:
Then why the Fauci, Biden, and media meltdowns over the motorcycle rallies and college football?
Except when it's a leftist crowd gathering, right?Sam Lowry said:Because large crowds and lack of social distancing increase the risk.sombear said:
Then why the Fauci, Biden, and media meltdowns over the motorcycle rallies and college football?
It's about mitigation, not control, and it does work.Robert Wilson said:Sam Lowry said:Well known to increase risk for the households of infected individuals but also to reduce risk for the community.Robert Wilson said:midgett said:I stated that a few months ago and Sam mocked me. He/She is an idiot.Harrison Bergeron said:I have heard a theory that covid spiked in the South during the summer because it is hot and more people go inside. It will be interesting to see if we see a similar pattern in the North when it gets cold.Osodecentx said:If we aren't getting a spike from a packed football stadium, what will cause a spike? Delta seems to be waning in the South and the Northeast has a relatively high vaccination rate plus a lot of folks who contracted Covid and lived.Porteroso said:
There is a general downtrend still. Football games haven't been a huge issue. Enough are vaccinated that they aren't needing hospitalization, and many never even realize they have it. And of the rest, many have various levels of natural immunity.
Now that we are dealing with it so much better (death rate down more than an order of magnitude), the only real threat it poses to society is the threat to already crowded hospitals. If we can somehow just avoid another huge spike, treatments will be here before we know it, and life, and football, back to normal.
If we aren't getting a spike from football games we aren't likely to get it from eating out or going to the mall.
Also funny because what was our first maneuver in response to Covid? Make everybody stay inside…
Except you cannot lock people down tightly enough to keep it from eventually jumping households anyway…
Just chasing that illusion of control
Wrong.sombear said:Except when it's a leftist crowd gathering, right?Sam Lowry said:Because large crowds and lack of social distancing increase the risk.sombear said:
Then why the Fauci, Biden, and media meltdowns over the motorcycle rallies and college football?
What about Governor Abbott's vaccine & mask mandates?Canada2017 said:I may be late to the party.....real late.Mothra said:Yup. Never let a good crisis go to waste. We've been hearing liberal politicians from the very beginning referring to the pandemic as an opportunity for a "great reset." They saw it as an opportunity to remake the world to their liking.Canada2017 said:However I am gradually coming to the conclusion that all these vaccine mandates are completely unnecessary and are more about expanding governmental control than protecting the public .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
What's crazy is how many conservatives have gone along with it.
But this job mandate bull**** while union contributors to Dem campaigns magically get a pass.......while illegals don't have to be vaccinated at all....finally turned the lights on for me.
It's all bull**** .....all a power grab .
Not only is is a power/money grab it was all planed and done intentionally. Now pfizer gets to vax you twice a year for life and they want you to have a mandatory vax qr code on your phone to track you. Then they bring in the next phase where it tracks your carbon usage which is tied to your social credit score. The great reset sounds like a real bright future for us plebs.Canada2017 said:I may be late to the party.....real late.Mothra said:Yup. Never let a good crisis go to waste. We've been hearing liberal politicians from the very beginning referring to the pandemic as an opportunity for a "great reset." They saw it as an opportunity to remake the world to their liking.Canada2017 said:However I am gradually coming to the conclusion that all these vaccine mandates are completely unnecessary and are more about expanding governmental control than protecting the public .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
What's crazy is how many conservatives have gone along with it.
But this job mandate bull**** while union contributors to Dem campaigns magically get a pass.......while illegals don't have to be vaccinated at all....finally turned the lights on for me.
It's all bull**** .....all a power grab .
muddybrazos said:Not only is is a power/money grab it was all planed and done intentionally. Now pfizer gets to vax you twice a year for life and they want you to have a mandatory vax qr code on your phone to track you. Then they bring in the next phase where it tracks your carbon usage which is tied to your social credit score. The great reset sounds like a real bright future for us plebs.Canada2017 said:I may be late to the party.....real late.Mothra said:Yup. Never let a good crisis go to waste. We've been hearing liberal politicians from the very beginning referring to the pandemic as an opportunity for a "great reset." They saw it as an opportunity to remake the world to their liking.Canada2017 said:However I am gradually coming to the conclusion that all these vaccine mandates are completely unnecessary and are more about expanding governmental control than protecting the public .Osodecentx said:Sure is, but if students and fans were dropping like flies, I think it would be reported. I'm assuming there is no outbreak.Canada2017 said:Osodecentx said:
We started seeing packed football stadia in the first week of September. I'm thinking that if these were super spreader events our friends in the MSM would tell us.
Has anyone seen information on this?
Football is more powerful than any virus ..
Wouldn't we have had a surge of cases in College Station or McLennan County?
What's crazy is how many conservatives have gone along with it.
But this job mandate bull**** while union contributors to Dem campaigns magically get a pass.......while illegals don't have to be vaccinated at all....finally turned the lights on for me.
It's all bull**** .....all a power grab .
