iceberg
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are these trucks actually being used or needed RIGHT NOW or is this another ANTICI....Well let’s take a look at that. The number one cause of death in Texas in 2017 was heart disease with 45k deaths. That comes out to about 3800 deaths a month. COVID at 3600 deaths in 2 months would come in 3rd in that chart. Those are additional deaths so I’d say that adds a pretty good chunk to the care capacity that they are used to and have budgeted resources around. Wouldn’t you?then there's this:I posted links to reports showing ICU bed shortages in Florida and Freezer trucks being sent to morgues in Texas and Arizona. Proof I wasn’t lying. You may apologize nowFreezer trucks are reported to be going to Texas and Arizona morgues... icu with no beds left in Miami and other hospitals getting close to capacity in Florida. 600 nurses being sent in.We've got a bit of a scandal rearing it's ugly head down here in Florida about testing and testing results, Slade! A testing center reporting positive tests of 9.84% was counted in the State totals as 98.4%. Several other testing sites showed 100% positive tests...a statistically improbable result! Our local hospital is so empty that 3 floors remain closed. I know the main stream media WANTS the rest of the world to think that Florida is overwhelmed by Covid 19 but the truth is far from that! They have managed to scare the shit out of people again...something that will result in thousands more businesses probably not making it through this pandemic! But that's what you liberals have wanted since this started...isn't it, Slade?That’s interesting... what’s causing the hospitals and morgues to overcrowd in Florida and Texas?From what I've been reading most of the Covid cases, aren't Covid at all.
Yup and they have only had 4,520 deaths here in Florida which is my home state.
I doubt the morgues are overflowing.
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Yet you don't post the evidence and link for it.
You talk a lot, but don't back it up when challenged.
You have a gun at your head, preventing you from posting the evidence?
Kinda funny they would need freezer trucks for 3,582 dead in Texas. I'd say the press if full of shit.
https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+dead+in+texas+from+covid&rlz=1C1GCEU_enUS820US820&oq=how+many+dead+in+Texas+from&aqs=chrome.0.0l3j69i57j0l2.6911j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
" The rate of deaths in Texas has been accelerating. On Friday, the state surpassed 3,000 deaths 24 days after 2,000 deaths were reported. It took 53 days to get from the first death to 1,000 deaths and 39 days to get from 1,000 to 2,000 deaths. "
Texas Tribune
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The TOTAL after 2 months is just 3,625 deaths from China Virus, meanwhile they don't tell us about TOTAL deaths in the very big populous state from ALL causes in the same time frame.
Yet the morgue is that easily overflowing?
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Stats of the State of Texas
www.cdc.gov
TX Leading Causes of Death, 2017 Deaths Rate*** State Rank* U.S. Rate** 1. Heart Disease 45,346 169.2 18th 165.0 2. Cancer 40,668 146.5 37th 152.5 3. Stroke 10,790 41.3 13th 37.6 4. Accidents 10,763 38.8 45th 49.4 5. Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease 10,650 40.5 31st 40.9 6. Alzheimer’s disease 9,545 38.5 12th 31.0 7. Diabetes 5,832 21.2 26th 21.5 8. Septicemia 4,268 15.8 7th 10.6 9. Kidney Disease 4,256 16.0 14th 13.0 10. Chronic Liver Disease/Cirrhosis 4,107 13.9 10th 10.9
so we had what, 145k deaths in texas in 2017 and didn't need refrigerated trucks but 3k is killing us now which would be just 2% of that total in 2017.
Ask the fool which number is bigger
145K or 3,645 after 2 plus months....., and were the morgue overflowing that year?
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of course there is also the obvious question. Who do you think is lying about the freezer trucks if the morgues are not really being threatened?
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PATION move?