Coronavirus 2019-2020 thread (no unsubstantiated rumours!)

foxmulder

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What is the CDC guideline?
Does the CDC guideline state anyone with Coronavirus, should go out their daily lives and should wear a mask only when they are within 6 feet?
This is a total retard guideline or Congressman Tom Rice is the retard. Which is it? Either way, the guideline is either faulty or is not being properly disseminated.



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Rep. Tom Rice, a South Carolina Republican, announced on Monday that he, his wife, and his son had been infected with the coronavirus. But just two weeks ago, Rice appeared on the House floor in Washington without a face covering.

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reporter Manu Raju asked Rice why he wasn't wearing a mask in the chamber on May 28, the congressman said he could maintain at least 6 feet of distance from everyone on the floor and in the halls of the Capitol and therefore didn't need to wear a mask. COVID-19 can spread even from asymptomatic carriers.

"I do wear it sometimes on the floor," he told Raju in May. "I make an effort to ... stay 6 feet away from folks in accordance with guidelines. And when I'm forced into a situation where I can't do that — like on a plane — I do wear a mask."

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends everyone wear a cloth face covering when they cannot maintain at least 6 feet of distance from others.


Some in US lost their minds. Even wearing a face mask is a political statement now. This is ridiculous. Because for people like him thousands died. Same story in Brazil too. Unbelievable.
 

Shaolian

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Why is it so hard for some people to understand that, during this coronavirus pandemic, whenever we go out of our house, just wear the dang mask! Ideally, when masks are easily available, and everyone can afford it, just wear them when outside.

The 6 feet so-called "social distancing" is comical. If someone infected sneezes at you from six feet away, you would probably be within range. And that's when a mask will come in handy. Both for the person doing the sneezing and the one at the receiving end.

And the ridiculous images of coffee shops patrons wearing "social-distancing" hats where prongs jutting out at the top are meant to indicate the neccessary distancing? Well, they look like they're just sitting at the pre-COVID, regular distance apart!

During the day, there will be situations where we would be in some confined, indoor spaces, like inside of lifts. It's very hard to avoid instances like these.

And of all the other pre-cautions like wiping every grocery with disinfectant, wearing of mask is just a low hanging fruit, with the minimal fuss, but cutting down the infection percentages the most. Just shows that some people isn't taking the virus as seriously as they should.
 
US didn't just "not promote" face masks, they flat out said it doesn't work if you don't have COVID. They think masks are just Chinese trying to rip them off and reduce their freedom, everything is just more US mental masturbation.

Why not just tell people to make their own masks or something.

Exactly. This cannot be emphasized enough. Deceitful alternative facts my ass while they go around stealing all the face mask around the world.
 

getready

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I distinctively remember US cdc do not recommend their public to wear face mask. I don't remember if they gave a reason. But this was in late Feb to late March when I visited their website.
 

Shaolian

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I remember the gist of what the US authorities were saying regarding masks was that we should only wear masks if we're showing symptoms, so as to prevent spreading to others. But the problem is, Covid-19 has a few days to two weeks of incubation period where we wouldn't be showing any symptoms at all, and this was already common knowledge back in Feb/Mar.

Even back then, this directive sounded pretty retarded.
 

Shaolian

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I remember Fauci himself advised against using face mask unless if you have symptoms which really surprise me. It is not effective and necessary was what he was saying.

Yes, I think I remembered it as well, in fact, someone from this forum also suggested as much, saying that wearing mask would not completely eliminate the possibility of contracting the virus.

I don't think anyone of us were saying that masks would give us complete safety, but this is a game of percentages, isn't it? And multiply this by having everyone wear one in public, when available and affordable. That's the difference between the pandemic in most East & Southeast Asian countries and the west.
 
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