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The phrase originated at an Oct. 2 NASCAR race at the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama. Brandon Brown, a 28-year-old driver, had won his first Xfinity Series and was being interviewed by an NBC Sports reporter. The crowd behind him was chanting something at first difficult to make out. The reporter suggested they were chanting “Let’s go, Brandon” to cheer the driver. But it was clear they were saying, “(Expletive) Joe Biden."

The point of my post which you clearly missed was that it was a super spreader event that shouldn't have been held. This DC gala a few weeks ago should have been a warning to not have further super spreader events, especially where Brandon is attending.


 

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We all know the story about Brandon Brown. You are late on this one. And speaking about a "Super Spreader Event" where everyone is vaccinated is ironic. Curious you did not mention trump's rallies, while COVID was killing a lot of Americans every days, where the attendants where mostly not vaccinated and where they booed their leader when he admitted being fully vaccinated and inviting everybody to do so. As we say; "Your petticoat sticks out". "Ton jupon dépasse", comme on dit chez nous.
 

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QUÉBEC ce jour....encore + 27 nouveaux décès pour un total de 15,036....vraiment pathétique....et oui on en meurt toujours :confused:...+ 25 hospitalisations pour un total de 2195...cela doit nous laisser songeur :confused:...et - 2 aux soins intensifs pour un total de 76...
heureusement sous contrôle.
Évidemment LEGAULT /DUBÉ sont passé à autre chose...élections obligent....MAIS les décès toujours nombreux portent sérieusement à réfléchir.
 
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La situation est encore sérieuse. Les gens de 60+ sont encore beaucoup à risque, surtout ceux avec des maladies chroniques (coeur, enphysème, etc.)
Ceci dit et admis, les derniers chiffres me confortent que nous sommes sur une lente décroissance des hospitalisations.
J'aimerais savoir, parmi eux, combien ne sont pas encore vaccinés, ou n'ont que les 2 premières doses.
J'ai eu ma 3ième dose en janvier... et récemment j'ai testé positif (test rapide). Rien de menaçant dans mon cas, un peu de fièvre, mal de gorge. Je me suis isolé et j'ai refait un test, 15J plus tard, qui s'est avéré négatif, cette fois. Je n'ai plus aucun symptômes. Je compte aller chercher ma 4ième dose d'ici 3-5 mois, selon la situation. Probablement que l'issue aurait pu être très différente si je n'avais pas été vacciné ou si je n'avais pas reçu mon "booster" en janvier.
Il faut que tous, et surtout les 60+, comprennent que cette 3ième dose peut faire toute la différence entre quelques symptômes et une hospitalisation ou la mort. Surtout que présentement, 50% des hospitalisés COVID ne se rendent pas à l'hôpital pour des symptômes de COVID... mais testent positifs à leur admission.
À ceux qui ne sont pas encore vaccinés, bonne chance! Il est toujours temps de réviser votre position. Si vous ne le faites pas pour votre propre santé, faites-le pour la société et surtout ceux qui n'ont peut-être pas la chance d'avoir un aussi bon système immunitaire que vous. À la fin, nous y gagnerons tous quelque chose.
 

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COVID cases are definitely on the rise. I really wish I knew what could be done at this point.

 

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BREAKING NEWS....BOILEAU va annoncer demain la FIN du port du masque DANS LES LIEUX PUBLICS le 14 MAI.....partant de là ça deviendra un choix personnel.....MAIS va demeurer obligatoire dans les transports publics et hôpitaux...c'est bien comme ça.
 

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Official numbers from Johns Hopkins University showed that the all-time COVID-19 death count for the United States had arrived at just under the 1 million mark on Wednesday, and confirmed cases for infections stood at over 81,000,000.

The grim number of deaths is a reminder that the country is still fighting the spread of the deadly virus.
According to a count by Johns Hopkins, 66.62% of the U.S. population is fully vaccinated.
 
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Do as I say not as I do:

I don't get what idea you are trying to push. Everybody knows that even being triple shots vaccinated, no one is 1000% protected against catching the virus COVID. The big difference is that being vaccinated you are 95% protected against serious illness needing to be hospitalized. Trying to divert the discussion focus is totally of bad faith and will not help in anyway to improve the health situation. Previously you post that the situation is going in the wrong direction in NY and ask what could be done. I would suggest to stay honest and addressing the real problem would be a good beginning. We all know the recent wave is due to unvaccinated people who made bad choices and vulnerable people on which vaccination is not very efficient because diverse co-morbidity factors, mainly being over 60. A journalist, fully vaccinated, testing positive to COVID, with none or small symptoms, is not a big deal. I do not get what is your agenda posting about it, and staying silent about GOP meetings full of anti-vax and/or not vaccinated people.
 
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The seven-day average was 568. There is a lot of delayed reporting, so there are one-day spikes such as yesterday.
Nor really. There is a rise now in US. It is normal that a specific day numbers are over 7 days average. When the cases are going down it is the opposite. This is a simple mathematic fact.
 
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I don't get what idea you are trying to push. Everybody knows that even being triple shots vaccinated, no one is 1000% protected against catching the virus COVID. The big difference is that being vaccinated you are 95% protected against serious illness needing to be hospitalized. Trying to divert the discussion focus is totally of bad faith and will not help in anyway to improve the health situation. Previously you post that the situation is going in the wrong direction in NY and ask what could be done. I would suggest to stay honest and addressing the real problem would be a good beginning. We all know the recent wave is due to unvaccinated people who made bad choices and vulnerable people on which vaccination is not very efficient because diverse co-morbidity factors, mainly being over 60. A journalist, fully vaccinated, testing positive to COVID, with none or small symptoms, is not a big deal. I do not get what is your agenda posting about it, and staying silent about GOP meetings full of anti-vax and/or not vaccinated people.
That was quite the reply. Useless, ongoing, political, and childish. Dr. Fauci is the only one who did as he says. The rest are all hypocrites. And you are a supporter of this do as I say not as I do narrative.
 
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Not the point at all. But a nice attempt.
It's all tied to the official guidance in place at any given point in time. When people said earlier not to assemble in crowds, that was at that time, not forever obviously. Now it's 2022 and most people are vaccinated. Do you have evidence that two weeks ago, someone said not to assemble in crowds but went to the event?
 
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