U.S. Now Has More Than Double India's Coronavirus Cases With 4 Times Fewer People

[bestone4ever]

Trump's perfect response to COVID-19 is working out very well.

https://www.newsweek.com/us-now-has...oronavirus-cases-4-times-fewer-people-1522686

The U.S., which has the most reported coronavirus cases of any country, has also reported over two times more coronavirus cases than India despite having a much smaller population, data suggests.

According to data from Johns Hopkins University, the U.S. has reported more than 4.7 million confirmed coronavirus cases, compared to that of India, which has more than 1.8 million confirmed cases.

The gulf is particularly staggering when also considering the two countries' populations. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, India—the world's second-most populated country after China—has more than 1.326 billion people, compared to the U.S.'s current population of more than 3.29 million.

During a news conference Monday, President Donald Trump told reporters that compared with bigger countries like India, the U.S. is doing "very well" in its battle with coronavirus. India is having a "tremendous problem" fighting the disease, he said.

As of August 3, the U.S. had 143.54 daily new confirmed coronavirus cases per million people, compared to India's 38.38, according to Our World in Data.

 

[FescueFan]

States rights....don't like it? Tell your congresspersons to do something about it.

Get rid of state control over their own public HC policies and centralize control under a bureaucracy of some kind.

Careful what you wish for though.....you just might get it.

 

[DeluxAuto]

States rights....don't like it? Tell your congresspersons to do something about it.

Get rid of state control over their own public HC policies and centralize control under a bureaucracy of some kind.

Careful what you wish for though.....you just might get it.

You didn't watch the Trump/Axios interview. I suggest you do that, report back, and apologize.

 

[Saint_Ann]

Maybe their immune systems are stronger from eating rotten meat & curry.

 

[madinga]

Different government structures and India infection onset came after US. stay tuned...

 

[Bad_Egg]

Good job, #BLM protesters. (Soon, they really won't be able to breathe.)

Trump's perfect response to COVID-19 is working out very well.

https://www.newsweek.com/us-now-has...oronavirus-cases-4-times-fewer-people-1522686

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[OldJourno]

Anyone point out that almost everyone in India takes a certain drug for malaria every day. It's a drug President Trump has touted and takes to ward off Covid 19.

 

[stickygirl]

Anyone point out that almost everyone in India takes a certain drug for malaria every day. It's a drug President Trump has touted and takes to ward off Covid 19.

No, they don't... stick to stuff you know. It's a Chloroquine resistant country

...sorry, were you being ironic, in which case, apologies

 

[Liar]

Eh. India likely has a crapton of unreported cases and deaths.

But probably also lower death rate, due to a younger population.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Anyone point out that almost everyone in India takes a certain drug for malaria every day. It's a drug President Trump has touted and takes to ward off Covid 19.

No, they don't... stick to stuff you know. It's a Chloroquine resistant country

...sorry, were you being ironic, in which case, apologies

Journey's stage delivery when doing his daily comedy routine is...a work in progress, shall we say.

 

[FescueFan]

You didn't watch the Trump/Axios interview. I suggest you do that, report back, and apologize.

Apologize for what?

 

[HisArpy]

No, they don't... stick to stuff you know. It's a Chloroquine resistant country

...sorry, were you being ironic, in which case, apologies

Your "evidence" is skewed and doesn't actually say what you want it to say when you get beyond the headline because you left a craptonne (hah!, how's that for metric baby!) of information out.

"Technically" Malaria in India is HYDROCHLOROQUINE resistant. However, it's NOT resistant to other Malaria treatment drugs like Primaquine and Tafenoquine. Thus to say it's "HCL resistant" is to project that anti-malairal drugs aren't used there. Which would be false.

We don't KNOW if those other malaria drugs are effective against CV19. However the low rate of virus infection in India would tell you that there might be some connection. Certainly there is some factor at work. Given the fact that the US has one of the highest infection rates, AND is politically against the use of HCL for CV19 treatment while the rest of the world uses the drug,one can also make the connection that the higher rates of infection and morbidity in the US is because of the refusal to use HCL despite of the facts because it is POLITICALLY advantageous to do so.

Which is an ideology not based in science, medicine, or facts.

 

[Adre]

Instead of just stating your opinions you should cite the various accredited studies that back them up. Better to stay in your own lane.

 

[Trumpedo]

Anyone point out that almost everyone in India takes a certain drug for malaria every day. It's a drug President Trump has touted and takes to ward off Covid 19.

What an ignorant beaner.

 

[HisArpy]

Instead of just stating your opinions you should cite the various accredited studies that back them up. Better to stay in your own lane.

A wise man gathers the available information, digests it, and then OPINES his own thoughts and beliefs.

To do otherwise reduces one to being nothing more than the town crier repeating what he is told by his master.

 

[Trumpedo]

A wise man gathers the available information, digests it, and then OPINES his own thoughts and beliefs.

To do otherwise reduces one to being nothing more than the town crier repeating what he is told by his master.

So you got nothing. Typical cat lady behaviour.

 

[HisArpy]

So you got nothing. Typical cat lady behaviour.

I dunno about that. Cat lady's have cats. Meanwhile, you live alone in the basement.

Of the two, I think the cat lady's win that contest.

 

[Adre]

A wise man gathers the available information, digests it, and then OPINES his own thoughts and beliefs.

To do otherwise reduces one to being nothing more than the town crier repeating what he is told by his master.

In other words people should trust your “process” and self-medicate based on that alone? No thanks.

 

[HisArpy]

In other words people should trust your “process” and self-medicate based on that alone? No thanks.

Nope.

SPECIFICALLY:

Smart people know how to keep up with the rest of the class because they actually use their brains for more than a biological motor controller sufficient only for self medicating to nirvana.

 

[Trumpedo]

I dunno about that. Cat lady's have cats. Meanwhile, you live alone in the basement.

Of the two, I think the cat lady's win that contest.

Ladies.

This is grade 3 shit you keep fucking up even after edits.
We have cats AND a basement. The kids enjoy both.

 

[stickygirl]

Your "evidence" is skewed and doesn't actually say what you want it to say when you get beyond the headline because you left a craptonne (hah!, how's that for metric baby!) of information out.

"Technically" Malaria in India is HYDROCHLOROQUINE resistant. However, it's NOT resistant to other Malaria treatment drugs like Primaquine and Tafenoquine. Thus to say it's "HCL resistant" is to project that anti-malairal drugs aren't used there. Which would be false.

We don't KNOW if those other malaria drugs are effective against CV19. However the low rate of virus infection in India would tell you that there might be some connection. Certainly there is some factor at work. Given the fact that the US has one of the highest infection rates, AND is politically against the use of HCL for CV19 treatment while the rest of the world uses the drug,one can also make the connection that the higher rates of infection and morbidity in the US is because of the refusal to use HCL despite of the facts because it is POLITICALLY advantageous to do so.

That is not science, medicine, or facts.

wtf? "technically'? no, factually, it's science, it's fact.

I DON"T KNOW if single malt is effective, or hair conditioner or tuna paste.
Resident people in India don't take anti-malarials as a prophylaxis, unless the is an good medical reason, because that is how resistance is generated. It is used to treat confirmed cases.
"Drugs are not given preemptively in the case of malaria in India. Evidence has shown that they may increase the likelihood of resistance to ACT and cause more problems"
You've never been to India have you? Hey, you take your antimalarials - go ahead - you'll find some quack happy to make a buck out of you and not be worried if you shit your liver out of your arse.
If you want to dispute my links or facts, provide your own, otherwise stfu

 

[stickygirl]

Eh. India likely has a crapton of unreported cases and deaths.

Yes, a more likely answer

 

[HisArpy]

wtf? "technically'? no, factually, it's science, it's fact.

I DON"T KNOW if single malt is effective, or hair conditioner or tuna paste.
Resident people in India don't take anti-malarials as a prophylaxis, unless the is an good medical reason, because that is how resistance is generated. It is used to treat confirmed cases.
"Drugs are not given preemptively in the case of malaria in India. Evidence has shown that they may increase the likelihood of resistance to ACT and cause more problems"
You've never been to India have you? Hey, you take your antimalarials - go ahead - you'll find some quack happy to make a buck out of you and not be worried if you shit your liver out of your arse.
If you want to dispute my links or facts, provide your own, otherwise stfu

OH MY GOD, what tripe.

The facts are right there. What you want to do is dispute the facts in your own sources by saying that there's "no evidence" while simultaneously ignoring other data which completely proves you wrong.

Over 100,000 people in *ahem* INDIA were recently treated with HCL and the results of that were astounding in support of the use of the medication for CV19.

THAT'S data. THAT'S science. THAT'S medicine. It's FACT, not conjecture and it's right there in front of your eyes but you refuse to see it.


The question I have is; why is the political narrative against Trump more important than human lives to you?

 

[oggbashan]

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The question I have is; why is the political narrative against Trump more important than human lives to you?

Probably because Trump's political narrative is more important than human lives to him. His frequent denials of the scale of the problem have killed thousands of Americans.

So has Boris Johnson's in the UK but at least he was trying to follow the advice he was given even if it was wrong.

 

[HisArpy]

Probably because Trump's political narrative is more important than human lives to him. His frequent denials of the scale of the problem have killed thousands of Americans.

So has Boris Johnson's in the UK but at least he was trying to follow the advice he was given even if it was wrong.

This is bullshit.

Trump CLOSED THE US while everyone else on the Left was vilifying him for it. Was THAT "Trump's political narrative?

Trump FOLLOWED the advice of the CDC and Fauci and the rest of the Coronavirus Task Force. Was THAT more of "Trump's political narrative"?

Trump ADVOCATED the use of HCL because, at the time, the use appeared to be promising. Immediately thereafter, WITH NO FUCKING DATA AT ALL, the Left decried the use of HCL for CV19. WAS THAT "Trump's political narrative"?

"Drink Clorox to kill CV19" was, and is, a LIE promoted by the LEFT. Is THAT more of "Trump's political narrative?

FAUCI reversed himself on masks. Was THAT "Trump's political narrative" too?

Paleosi, Newsom, Cuomo, and the rest of the Anti-Trump LEFT got together and held parades and events while announcing that CV wasn't something we had to be afraid of. THAT doesn't sound like "Trump's political narrative" to me.

Your entire statement is nothing more than BULLSHIT and frankly I'm tired of reading it from you and everyone else pushing that crap. It's ALL lies and bullshit.