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#476
Democrats shut down the economy in 2020 and are now cheering year to date numbers.
At the same time they’re saying it’s unfair to compare Covid deaths in 2020 to Covid deaths in 2021.
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FACT: stocks/economy do BETTER when DEMS in WH!
Posted:
#477
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
Democrats... At the same time they’re saying it’s unfair to compare Covid deaths in 2020 to Covid deaths in 2021.
Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
Why are there more American deaths in 2021 than 2020 even though 200,000,000 Americans are vaccinated?
Why are there more American deaths in 2021 than 2020 even though 200,000,000 Americans are vaccinated?
These reasons explain why, beginning with your illogical comparison:
First, the country has been FULLY SATURATED with covid exposure (coast-to-coast, and 99% of all counties) for each month of 2021. That's 11.4 months. More infection means more deaths.
On the last day of February, 2020, Trump declared we only had 15 infections. The country was not FULLY SATURATED with covid exposure until late June 2020.
A fair comparison must compare the similar conditions: full saturation of covid exposure permeating every corner of the nation. So 11.4 months of full covid saturation across the country obviously means many more deaths than just 6 months of full covid saturation in 2020. Huge difference! This accounts for most of it.
Secondly, deaths from covid occured every month, but the U.S. did not have 200,000,000 vaccinated on January 1, 2021. Any implication that vaccines are worthless, as you are clearly trying to do quoting 200m vaccinated, only works if all were vaccinated on day one. Then you can compare the death counts. Otherwise you are making an illogical apples to oranges comparison.
Third, we can vaccinate thousands against polio, but if they haven't got the vaccine engineered SPECIFICALLY FOR MEASLES then it is very likely they will get the measles infection. So it is with Delta.
Nobody in America is vaccinated with a delta-variant vaccine! Delta became the dominant strain in April. Prior to then the vaccines were working very well against the original Wuhan strain. That all changed with Delta. That is another apples vs. oranges argument.
Of course there will be more deaths from delta than wuhan because the vaccines are less than 60% efficacy against delta but 95% effective vs the 2020 wuhan strain that they were engineered to combat.
Fourth, the delta variant (2021) is much more transmissible than the original Wuhan strain (2020) and therefore, more infections ultimately means more deaths. 2020 did not have to deal with Delta.
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Posted:
#478
Quote Originally Posted by Midnight1:
@I_Need_A_Detox Don't be so naïve!!!
Every presidential administration tries to influence networks.
The last guy had FOX in his back pocket getting air time anytime he wanted.
YOU say some really stupid shit in here!
when youre right youre right
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Posted:
#479
Stock market hitting all time highs
Democratic cities hitting all time highs in crime and major violence and homelessness.
Smash and grabs, murders for news camera equipment. Democratic truly want a two class system. Democratic leaders at the top taking all your money, everyone else below them. They'll keep pointing to racism (see Jesse) being the major issue with our country, but in reality, it's the dems themselves. They do not give a crap about you and your personal life, they only want your vote so they can keep taking more from you.
Wake up dems. This is why Detox left your party.
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Posted:
#481
Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: The supply chain issues will not be solved overnight.
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams: The supply chain issues will not be solved overnight.
Definitely not. They are a direct result of covid around the world, not just here. But it affects here deeply.
exactly right its a worldwide problem eminanting from covid monumental progress combating covid will have to be made first to restore supply chain eficacy to pre-covid norms
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#483
Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: 'This is a crisis now.' Admin official pleads with Congress to immediately address computer chip shortage Washington (CNN Business)The worldwide computer chip shortage is fanning the flames of inflation and limiting the supply of everything from iPhones to new cars. Only 12% of the world's computer chips were made in the U.S. last year, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: 'This is a crisis now.' Admin official pleads with Congress to immediately address computer chip shortage Washington (CNN Business)The worldwide computer chip shortage is fanning the flames of inflation and limiting the supply of everything from iPhones to new cars. Only 12% of the world's computer chips were made in the U.S. last year, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association.
Covid has exposed how sensitive America's intricate supply chains are to shocks, even ones happening on the other side of the world. Covid outbreaks and extreme weather overseas knocked out computer chip production in Asia, while demand here simultaneously soared. The resulting computer chip shortage has significantly contributed to the biggest inflation spike in three decades.
That is accurate. It's almost unbelievable how rampant covid overseas leads to worker health issues and shutdowns of chip producing plants which in turn slows our economy and drives up prices here and around the world! Covid ultimately is driving much of the inflation problem
well said guys 
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#484
US stocks posted solid gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to speed up the tapering of its bond purchases and potentially raise interest rates three times next year to fight inflation.
• The Dow added 1.1%, or more than 380 points!
• The S&P 500 gained 1.6%.
• The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.2%.
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Posted:
#487
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
US stocks posted solid gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to speed up the tapering of its bond purchases and potentially raise interest rates three times next year to fight inflation. • The Dow added 1.1%, or more than 380 points! • The S&P 500 gained 1.6%.• The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.2%.
Taking a pretty big hit today though. Omicron is driving that.
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Posted:
#491
Quote Originally Posted by baish2012:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: US stocks posted solid gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to speed up the tapering of its bond purchases and potentially raise interest rates three times next year to fight inflation. • The Dow added 1.1%, or more than 380 points! • The S&P 500 gained 1.6%.• The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.2%. Taking a pretty big hit today though. Omicron is driving that.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: US stocks posted solid gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to speed up the tapering of its bond purchases and potentially raise interest rates three times next year to fight inflation. • The Dow added 1.1%, or more than 380 points! • The S&P 500 gained 1.6%.• The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.2%. Taking a pretty big hit today though. Omicron is driving that.
So wait now Covid is an excuse for the stock market going down and the economy going to shit? Wasn't it all Democrats that were holding Trump's feet to the fire for the economy being terrible in 2020 and ignoring the fact it was directly Covid related. Now it's an excuse for Democrats, that's rich. 
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