CAN THE AMERICANS GET ANY DULLER?

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How more stupid can they get?

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How more stupid can they get?

Amazing.
In answer to your question I think sadly the answer is yes.

Led by the President they have, this sort of attitude is hardly surprising

What the thick s*^%s don't recognise is that it's not just about them catching it, it's about the chance that they could transfer it to somebody elderly or vulnerable. How would they feel if they were allowed to go back to work, then transferred the virus to their family and one or more of them got seriously ill. Is that OK ?

They keep on about their civil rights but what the civil rights of those who they might be putting at risk ?

Quite telling that there have been no such mass demonstrations anywhere else in the world; the same administration that denounces climate change, blames everything on WHO and concentrates all it's efforts on re-opening the economy whilst it's population are dying in huge numbers and central government has left the individual states to look after themselves.

Anyone in any doubt as to how serious this is, watch the attached and then tell me who you would believe; Trump or the Governor of New York !?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/vid ... rump-video

Yes the can and probably will!!

WOW What a thick ignorant woman
Detain her under the mental health act

'Mericaaaa F**k yeah..." Spring to mind when I see this photo.

The amazing George Carlin on American culture#;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLODGhEyLvk

Plenty need to be taken out of the gene pool.

Every country has its idiots, some just happen to be more extreme than others and the bigger the country the more there are.

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

Sweden and Iceland have one of the top infection rates per capita in the world Only small population leaves them with a low death number at present

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

But this point is that this is in the US where the death rate is pretty high and continuing so the approach in the US needs to be more stringent not less

Are people seriously believing that relaxing the restrictions in the US right now would improve the death rate

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

But this point is that this is in the US where the death rate is pretty high and continuing so the approach in the US needs to be more stringent not less

Are people seriously believing that relaxing the restrictions in the US right now would improve the death rate

US death rate 128 p/m, UK 243 p/m.

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

But this point is that this is in the US where the death rate is pretty high and continuing so the approach in the US needs to be more stringent not less

Are people seriously believing that relaxing the restrictions in the US right now would improve the death rate

US death rate 128 p/m, UK 243 p/m.

Yes but they are behind us in the timing of the pandemic.

I'm not defending the UK handling, what I'm saying is that the people in the US asking for the lockdown are risking exposing many thousands of vulnerable people to serious illness, where is the logic or science behind that ?

There are pockets of the US, e.g. New York, that have a very high death rate. If lockdown is eased too early and inter-state travel increases you don't need to be a scientist to work out the likely impact !!!!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/52311014

Led by the President they have, this sort of attitude is hardly surprising

What the thick s*^%s don't recognise is that it's not just about them catching it, it's about the chance that they could transfer it to somebody elderly or vulnerable. How would they feel if they were allowed to go back to work, then transferred the virus to their family and one or more of them got seriously ill. Is that OK ?

They keep on about their civil rights but what the civil rights of those who they might be putting at risk ?

Quite telling that there have been no such mass demonstrations anywhere else in the world; the same administration that denounces climate change, blames everything on WHO and concentrates all it's efforts on re-opening the economy whilst it's population are dying in huge numbers and central government has left the individual states to look after themselves.

Anyone in any doubt as to how serious this is, watch the attached and then tell me who you would believe; Trump or the Governor of New York !?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/vid ... rump-video

You think pre Trump Yanks weren’t as stupid?

Led by the President they have, this sort of attitude is hardly surprising

What the thick s*^%s don't recognise is that it's not just about them catching it, it's about the chance that they could transfer it to somebody elderly or vulnerable. How would they feel if they were allowed to go back to work, then transferred the virus to their family and one or more of them got seriously ill. Is that OK ?

They keep on about their civil rights but what the civil rights of those who they might be putting at risk ?

Quite telling that there have been no such mass demonstrations anywhere else in the world; the same administration that denounces climate change, blames everything on WHO and concentrates all it's efforts on re-opening the economy whilst it's population are dying in huge numbers and central government has left the individual states to look after themselves.

Anyone in any doubt as to how serious this is, watch the attached and then tell me who you would believe; Trump or the Governor of New York !?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/vid ... rump-video

You think pre Trump Yanks weren’t as stupid?

Good point, well made I suppose they now just have a figurehead for stupidity

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

But this point is that this is in the US where the death rate is pretty high and continuing so the approach in the US needs to be more stringent not less

Are people seriously believing that relaxing the restrictions in the US right now would improve the death rate

US death rate 128 p/m, UK 243 p/m.

Yes but they are behind us in the timing of the pandemic.

I'm not defending the UK handling, what I'm saying is that the people in the US asking for the lockdown are risking exposing many thousands of vulnerable people to serious illness, where is the logic or science behind that ?

There are pockets of the US, e.g. New York, that have a very high death rate. If lockdown is eased too early and inter-state travel increases you don't need to be a scientist to work out the likely impact !!!!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/52311014

You definitely raise a good point and I'm not disputing it, but I think people should be allowed to demonstrate and ask for the data that supports these decisions.

I think we deserve the arguments from both sides, in order to come to a sensible decision on the correct approach. I'm not sure we have really had that opportunity. When our rights are taken away from us (even on a temporary basis), I think its okay to ask for answers.

I read on the BBC that there are some demonstrations in a couple of European countries as well as the USA so there are stupid people everywhere.

I haven't seen big demos in Europe just a few going mad but the Americans are a different type

Why the anger?
Sweden, Iceland, S. Korea and Taiwan haven't shut their countries down but have maintained lower infection and death levels than most countries.

There is nothing wrong with wanting an alternative approach, especially when it has been successfully elsewhere.

But this point is that this is in the US where the death rate is pretty high and continuing so the approach in the US needs to be more stringent not less

Are people seriously believing that relaxing the restrictions in the US right now would improve the death rate

death rate there is lower than many European countries...its just a huge nation and figures are therefore bigger...43k sounds huge... but its actually less deaths than the USA experiences on a weekly basis

You sure that’s not Swansea ?

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How more stupid can they get?

It's equally as dull to think that the protesters are anything more than the lunatic fringe.

I live in the US and yes there is plenty of dumb to go around, especially away from the coasts, but believe me when I say that when I go home home for a visit all it takes is a walk around Asda and hear some people talking to feel like the average intelligence level in the UK has dropped considerably over the last 30 years and that I've learned a lot from the "stupid Yanks".

Most people over here have pitched in and done their part, but they don't make the news, only the crazies do that. How about showing some images of the hospital staff who stood in front of the traffic to defy the protesters, that's amazing bravery.

Come on, boys, you know there's stupid everywhere you go.

When people vote for characters and not substance you get what you paid for. Same in the uk as well we have got a POUNDLAND president and PM. cheap and nasty . Everybody will reap what you sow.

Most of the yanks I’ve met have been good people.. you do get the odd nobber, same as here..

Think there’s eleven Cardiff’s over there, something like that. Some are old coal and iron towns, long abandoned.

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Mr Trump said at a White House briefing on Thursday that, the virus "does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it would be interesting to check that".

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David Shukman

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RB, the makers of Dettol and Lysol, warns against any internal use of the products.

“As a global leader in health and hygiene products, we must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body (through injection, ingestion or any other route).”

The statement adds that disinfectant and hygiene products “should only be used as intended and in line with usage guidelines”.