Florida man battles coronavirus after son brings it home, infects family

[RickN]

The son says he only took it off to eat. He may have had it off all the time away from his family. I know it is not tacticool to wear a mask but this is just one example of this happening. One kid from NY went on spring break this year, came home with no symptoms but still gave it to both grandparents who died from it.

 

[RickN]

So you agree with the Sandy Hook families currently suing Remington? Didn't figure I'd see something like this float on a gun board.

Ooooh nice spin. BS but nice. If you left your gun laying out and one of your kids shot themselves with it who is at fault? You or the child?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Ooooh nice spin. BS but nice. If you left your gun laying out and one of your kids shot themselves with it who is at fault? You or the child?

Yeah, it's absolutely spin. How else are you going to realize your own hypocrisy suggesting the kid would be at fault for his fathers death from a worldwide pandemic?

 

[OKCHunter]

It's not if you get it, it's when...

This^^^ My effort is to delay getting the virus until a vaccine is available and treatment options are proven.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

This^^^ My effort is to delay getting the virus until a vaccine is available and treatment options are proven.

There's a doctor in Odessa, TX that has a 100% cure rate with an asthma nebulizer steroid. It's promising.

 

[RickN]

Yeah, it's absolutely spin. How else are you going to realize your own hypocrisy suggesting the kid would be at fault for his fathers death from a worldwide pandemic?

No it is just BS. The people at fault in the shooting were the shooters, not the gun. They knew better, had been told shooting people was wrong but did it anyway. Same as the kid who went out and brought the virus home to his family. Going by your mentality, the gun was at fault for the shooting, not the people that did it.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

No it is just BS. The people at fault in the shooting were the shooters, not the gun. They knew better, had been told shooting people was wrong but did it anyway. Same as the kid who went out and brought the virus home to his family. Going by your mentality, the gun was at fault for the shooting, not the people that did it.

So, the way you see it, this kid intentionally meant to give his entire family the rona of his own volition?

 

[OKCHunter]

There's a doctor in Odessa, TX that has a 100% cure rate with an asthma nebulizer steroid. It's promising.

I saw that video in the other thread and hope there is something that simple for treatment. Time will tell.

 

[rc508pir]

It's not if you get it, it's when...

Preferably when they have a vaccine.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Preferably when they have a vaccine.

Fun story time... You know how vaccinations began? They would systematically apply the affliction to a cut in the skin. For instance, to vaccinate against smallpox, a doctor would scrape the pus out of someones pox, make a small incision on your body, then rub that pus in your now open wound. It was apparently effective enough it was SOP for millennia until modern science hatched the injection idea from eggs. Brutal.