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Quoted: I bet that there were some Liberals that died from paranoia. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The reactor meltdown at Fukushima killed exactly zero people despite all the hype and handwringing from the two digit IQ crowd. So that's actually a pretty good analogy. Dumb fucks. I'm pretty sure that some employees of the plant died No. I bet that there were some Liberals that died from paranoia. ![]() There were also a couple people that died when a giant wave from the mother fucking ocean buried them in a world of shit. Just a couple. |
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Quoted: I got to thinking: What would the world be like if, say, 3 years from now 90% of the Earth's entire population (100% in crowded cities and shithole countries) was dead from mutated corona virus? Things would surely get interesting. View Quote That would stop civilization cold. Not enough people to run the grid, utilities, internet, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation. And not enough knowledgeable people will survive to rebuild. We would be back to a pre-industrial society quickly. |
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Quoted: That would stop civilization cold. Not enough people to run the grid, utilities, internet, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation. And not enough knowledgeable people will survive to rebuild. We would be back to a pre-industrial society quickly. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I got to thinking: What would the world be like if, say, 3 years from now 90% of the Earth's entire population (100% in crowded cities and shithole countries) was dead from mutated corona virus? Things would surely get interesting. That would stop civilization cold. Not enough people to run the grid, utilities, internet, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation. And not enough knowledgeable people will survive to rebuild. We would be back to a pre-industrial society quickly. I got to thinking: what would the world be like if say 3 years from now 90% of the Earth's population was killed by mutated turtles? Things would surely get interesting! |
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Quoted: What's odd about it? Wouldn't a respiratory virus survive better during "flu season?" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/476-342.gif Aren't they heading into their flu season? Odd coincidence... What's odd about it? Wouldn't a respiratory virus survive better during "flu season?" So it's just the flu. |
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GD never ceases to amaze me.. .I love the morning laughs.
Speaking of laughs, china is doing well... ![]() https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ |
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Would be interesting to see Brazil's weekly mortality for the past few years.
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Just live your life and stop being influenced by the NYC/DC propaganda machine.
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Quoted: The reactor meltdown at Fukushima killed exactly zero people despite all the hype and handwringing from the two digit IQ crowd. So that's actually a pretty good analogy. Dumb fucks. View Quote This........ |
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Chernobyl would be a more apt analogy.
Power, temperature, reactivity, and so forth ... Fukushima is a poor example, unless the author or person they quoted thinks Brazil is already past the worst of their epidemic and just can't find a way to deal with those who are already sick or dead without devolving into unmitigated disaster. |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: How many will die? It could be a Brazilian. https://www.ar15.com/media/images/xAvatar/485868.jpg That's meeeee ![]() |
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Quoted: Chernobyl would be a more apt analogy. Power, temperature, reactivity, and so forth ... Fukushima is a poor example, unless the author or person they quoted thinks Brazil is already past the worst of their epidemic and just can't find a way to deal with those who are already sick or dead without devolving into unmitigated disaster. View Quote The author/person they quoted doesn't think anything beyond "Fukushima nucular bad radiations!" |
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Quoted: The author/person they quoted doesn't think anything beyond "Fukushima nucular bad radiations!" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Chernobyl would be a more apt analogy. Power, temperature, reactivity, and so forth ... Fukushima is a poor example, unless the author or person they quoted thinks Brazil is already past the worst of their epidemic and just can't find a way to deal with those who are already sick or dead without devolving into unmitigated disaster. The author/person they quoted doesn't think anything beyond "Fukushima nucular bad radiations!" No. He seems to have a better understanding of differential equations that Arfcom. |
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Quoted: GD never ceases to amaze me.. .I love the morning laughs. Speaking of laughs, china is doing well... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/74443/COV_by_Country_JPG-1896090.JPG https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ View Quote I would be shocked if they told the truth. |
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Did we ever get an explanation why india allegedly has less deaths than the US
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Quoted: Did we ever get an explanation why india allegedly has less deaths than the US View Quote According to my Indian coworker who is in Hyderabad, a ton of people died, but they are mainly "dalits" or lower caste, so nobody gives a shit. Edit to add- I don't trust his usage or scale of "ton". His grasp of English is basic and a lot of stuff is lost on him. |
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“Biological Fukushima”
Wtf? Was Fukushima really even that bad? I don’t recall the nuclear incident itself killing a bunch of people. |
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If we don’t get zombies out of this I’m gonna be pissed.
The I better get to kill zombies before I die of the Covid goddamnit. |
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Quoted: “Biological Fukushima” Wtf? Was Fukushima really even that bad? I don’t recall the nuclear incident itself killing a bunch of people. View Quote And most people would never even notice. |
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Quoted: That would stop civilization cold. Not enough people to run the grid, utilities, internet, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation. And not enough knowledgeable people will survive to rebuild. We would be back to a pre-industrial society quickly. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I got to thinking: What would the world be like if, say, 3 years from now 90% of the Earth's entire population (100% in crowded cities and shithole countries) was dead from mutated corona virus? Things would surely get interesting. That would stop civilization cold. Not enough people to run the grid, utilities, internet, manufacturing, agriculture, transportation. And not enough knowledgeable people will survive to rebuild. We would be back to a pre-industrial society quickly. basically if you are survivor in a amish village, nothing changes. more or less. |
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Quoted: GD never ceases to amaze me.. .I love the morning laughs. Speaking of laughs, china is doing well... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/74443/COV_by_Country_JPG-1896090.JPG https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ View Quote Who knows...it may be china who is telling the truth. Remember, they don't have elections there. ![]() |
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I'd kinda like to go back to journalism of the mid-20th century, when they report what did happen, and did NOT project what might happen.
Hell...there is a non-zero probability that a massive celestial body moving at a speed incalculable by humans is on a trajectory to slam into the sun tomorrow and end our entire solar system, leaving nothing but plasma in its wake. I'm still going to put the garbage out though, because there is a higher probability that it won't happen. |
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Quoted: I got to thinking: What would the world be like if, say, 3 years from now 90% of the Earth's entire population (100% in crowded cities and shithole countries) was dead from mutated corona virus? Things would surely get interesting. View Quote 1. Rural survival compounds, complete with ... 2. ... subjugated soccer mom harems, which would mean ... 3. ... "Have her bathed and sent to my quarters" would FINALLY mean something! Make HHBASTMQ Great Again! 4. Realistic real estate and "collector" car prices. 5. Detroit will still be a shithole. 6. Lots of "shovel ready projects" - mass graves. 7. Africa will still be a shithole. 8. Trans pronouns, "climate change", gender pay gap, and other made-up problems will be supplanted with more real and urgent issues, like eating, not being raped by roving gangs, getting fuel, etc. 9. China will still be a shithole, that still eats entirely inappropriate things. 10. U.N. delegates from shithole countries stationed in New York City will no longer get homesick. 11. The population of North Korea won't know anything happened, except for whoever has to order Kim Jong Whoever's liquor. 12. "Grey's Anatomy" continues to air. Guys continue to hate it. 13. Portland commies declare "Autonomous Zone" - no one notices. 14. Cuba is still a shithole. 15. Lack of Nike track suits and dashboard cameras brings Russian economy to a halt. 16. Bitcoin returns to its intrinsic value of "zero". 17. I finally get the last piece to my "Civil War Collectors Chess Set" but have to train soccer moms in my harem to have someone to play against. 18. Betty White is still alive. 19. General Franco is still dead. 20. Chevy Chase is still a douche. 21. Madonna accidentally gets too close to stage lights, melts mid-performance. |
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My bro-in law is a doc down there. While we were there in January he said he saw lots of cases; but rarely fatal.
He says this newer version of the virus is much worse. And quick acting. My wife’s childhood friend died today in Brazil from the virus as well. |
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