This doesn’t even include all of the people who will have long-term damage and physical ailments as a result of being infected.
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There are 29 million people in TX. If 70% ultimately get infected (herd immunity w/o vaccine), that’s 20.3 million infections. If 1.29% of those die, that’s 262,000 dead Texans.
@JohnCornyn is fine with 1/4 million dead Texans from something we can fight.
Vote him out in Nov.https://twitter.com/JohnCornyn/status/1280858964893347840 …
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It’s been proven it doesn’t work. Why are we still fucking doing it?
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Beats me. Imagine if Trump and the Republicans had really met the crisis head on. Put into place appropriate restrictions, testing, and contact tracing. Dems may not have liked them, but they could at least say, you know what they did the right thing and I respect that.
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He should delete that tweet immediately, it won’t age well.
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Good thing I took a screenshot.
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Doctors orders Texas!
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Coronyn virus
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It is a little worse than that even. A study in Spain says that those developing immunity is around ~6% that means that most don’t develop a resistance and can catch it again and again. Making herd immunity damn near impossible if their findings are correct.
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Agreed. This is a “best case scenario”/minimum.
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