is that it now game over no chance of POTUS

 

Rayguns out

11 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

129,000 dead and rising 

Let’s move on.

4 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

Let’s move on.

yea , back to calling Elizabeth Warren 'Pocahontas' again cant beat a bit of casual racism  

33 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

129,000 dead and rising 

So America have a better grip of it than Britain and many other European countries? 

2 minutes ago, royal white said:

So America have a better grip of it than Britain and many other European countries? 

why as the uk 130,00 dead, as Europe had 130,000 dead ?

3 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

why as the uk 130,00 dead, as Europe had 130,000 dead ?

Well going off your logic 100s of millions more have not got it in America 

Edited July 1, 20205 yr by royal white

Just now, royal white said:

Well going off your logic 100s of millions haven’t died in Britain. 

the US as 4.25% of the world population with over 25% of the deaths

1 minute ago, royal white said:

Well going off your logic 100s of millions haven’t died in Britain. 

you are right 100s of millions haven’t died in Britain. and your point

Texas now has more daily coronavirus cases than Italy when it was a global epicenter of the pandemic.
 

It has less than half the population of Italy.

Spin that into a positive. I’ll wait.....

Just now, tyldesley_white said:

you are right 100s of millions haven’t died in Britain. and your point

Are you honestly tryIng to compare the deaths of a country of over 300 million to that of a country with a population of under 70 million 

2 minutes ago, royal white said:

Are you honestly tryIng to compare the deaths of a country of over 300 million to that of a country with a population of under 70 million 

no thats what you were doing 

3 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

no thats what you were doing 

I should have mentioned death rate, I thought even you would have been Able work it out. My bad for assuming. However my point still stands. America’s  death rate is a lot more positive (prob not the right word) than Britains and other European countries.

 

One you maybe able to answer, why is it democratic states are suffering a lot more than republican ones? 

7 minutes ago, royal white said:

I should have mentioned death rate, I thought even you would have been Able work it out. My bad for assuming. However my point still stands. America’s  death rate is a lot more positive (prob not the right word) than Britains and other European countries.

 

One you maybe able to answer, why is it democratic states are suffering a lot more than republican ones? 

Cos the republican states have God, I say God on their side.
 

Hallelujah.

Obviously

And we’ve fucked up bigly because we’re have a total fucking bellend running a cabinet of halfwits. 

3 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

Cos the republican states have God, I say God on their side.
 

Hallelujah.

Obviously

Inshallah 

15 minutes ago, royal white said:

 

One you maybe able to answer, why is it democratic states are suffering a lot more than republican ones? 

Are they , Texas, Florida and Arizona are all in the shit , all Republican run states

 

Also the high population/ density tend to be Democratic , New York is the biggest followed by LA, Chicago then Houston

Edited July 1, 20205 yr by tyldesley_white

15 minutes ago, royal white said:

I should have mentioned death rate, I thought even you would have been Able work it out. My bad for assuming. However my point still stands. America’s  death rate is a lot more positive (prob not the right word) than Britains and other European countries.

 

One you maybe able to answer, why is it democratic states are suffering a lot more than republican ones? 

You may want to revisit this in a few weeks.

Just sayin’

3 minutes ago, Spider said:

You may want to revisit this in a few weeks.

Just sayin’

My crystal ball is at home, so I’m talking about the present 

9 minutes ago, royal white said:

My crystal ball is at home, so I’m talking about the present 

Try using the evidence from today and even the last few months and see if you can make an educated guess what might happen to places like Texas.

Ive read a few army books, they do this debrief thing so they can use experience to plan and improve future missions.

But you don’t need a civvy telling you that.

9 minutes ago, Spider said:

Try using the evidence from today and even the last few months and see if you can make an educated guess what might happen to places like Texas.

Ive read a few army books, they do this debrief thing so they can use experience to plan and improve future missions.

But you don’t need a civvy telling you that.

I Don’t do guessing games. Like I said I’m talking about the present. If I listened to half of the scaremongering gawps on here with their “educated guesses” I would be living in a padded cell. 

His latest

1 hour ago, royal white said:

I Don’t do guessing games. Like I said I’m talking about the present. If I listened to half of the scaremongering gawps on here with their “educated guesses” I would be living in a padded cell. 

This is a bit different

if you run towards a wall, it’s not a guessing game that you’ll hurt yourself. Experience from the past coupled with education inform you that it’s just going to hurt.

With Covid, we have seen how it can spread without a lockdown.

i know you’re just being obtuse because it upsets you that we can see Trump for what he is.

But if you don’t think the situation in Texas is dire, then you are probably missing some cogs up in your belfry.

 

25 minutes ago, Spider said:

This is a bit different

if you run towards a wall, it’s not a guessing game that you’ll hurt yourself. Experience from the past coupled with education inform you that it’s just going to hurt.

With Covid, we have seen how it can spread without a lockdown.

i know you’re just being obtuse because it upsets you that we can see Trump for what he is.

But if you don’t think the situation in Texas is dire, then you are probably missing some cogs up in your belfry.

 

7000 new cases in Texas today, in Houston we've now exceeded the ICU capacity by about 20 and are now into Phase 2 (which is an extra 300 beds) after that the will have to start to convert normal rooms into ICU, which some 500 odd beds.

As well as the US having 25% of world deaths they also now have 25% of al  infections, so its all going very well

2 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

7000 new cases in Texas today, in Houston we've now exceeded the ICU capacity by about 20 and are now into Phase 2 (which is an extra 300 beds) after that the will have to start to convert normal rooms into ICU, which some 500 odd beds.

As well as the US having 25% of world deaths they also now have 25% of al  infections, so its all going very well

It could all just stop tomorrow though.

You’re only guessing it’ll be bad.

 

3 minutes ago, Spider said:

It could all just stop tomorrow though.

You’re only guessing it’ll be bad.

 

just got to wait for the weather to get hot. I mean its only 98 here in Houston today ... still not disappeared ....but saying that its 102 in Arizona and its not helping much there either

13 minutes ago, tyldesley_white said:

7000 new cases in Texas today, in Houston we've now exceeded the ICU capacity by about 20 and are now into Phase 2 (which is an extra 300 beds) after that the will have to start to convert normal rooms into ICU, which some 500 odd beds.

As well as the US having 25% of world deaths they also now have 25% of al  infections, so its all going very well

Haven’t they also done the most tests and have the most recoveries. You know for a bit of balance