Two weeks after ending lockdown, Texas sees surge in cases

Concart said:
Yours and mine are pretty close, but there are some material differences. I guess this is a common problem for a site that's trying to gather and summarize data from multiple sources.
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Yes, I agree. I think it is difficult for any one state to keep accurate updated figures.

"We use the seven-day average because states are inconsistent in reporting data, so what might appear to be a massive one-day spike could simply reflect cases that weren’t updated fully over the weekend..."

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/a..._reopened_texas_cnn_gets_it_wrong_143239.html
 
LV426 said:
No, Trump's lazy response caused the deaths and need for social distancing.
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so the virus had nothing to do with that? People's behaviors had nothing to do with that?

Trump's just the boogeyman. Interesting I don't agree but interesting nonetheless.



No, but he is an impeached President, and the buck stops with him.
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but he was impeached for nothing legitimate.

So your Masters the government and you can't do anything for yourself you need the government to do it for you?

That's kind of pathetic.
 
Into the Night said:
And an evil god at that. Strange people, these Democrats. :D
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Yep they wasted four years freaking out about trying to boot him out of office, knowing they didn't have anything. And completely forgot how to win in the election.

I don't know if the Democrats will recover from this. Do presidential candidate it's a senile 76 year old man who was exposed it's a criminal because of their investigation.

It makes me wonder are they pranking the United States. They had some good people running, at least the kind of people that are considered good for Democrats. At least they didn't pick the worst but the second-worst.
 
Into the Night said:
Trump banned travel from China. Discussion to do that took about 2 weeks. Trump does not have authority to shut down the economy, and he didn't.
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It's like a big joke with these people. The idiots in the house obstruct him at every possible turn and then holler at him for their obstructinon
 
Into the Night said:
Trump banned travel from China. Discussion to do that took about 2 weeks. Trump does not have authority to shut down the economy, and he didn't.
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It's like a big joke with these people. The idiots in the house obstruct him at every possible turn and then holler at him for their obstructinon
 
Into the Night said:
Trump banned travel from China. Discussion to do that took about 2 weeks. Trump does not have authority to shut down the economy, and he didn't.
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That was as big nothing as can be imagined. Trump even admitted after the ban 40,000 Americans came home landing in 17 different cities. No, they were not scanned. Trump said that to fool the illogical who wish to believe he is not clueless.
 
Nordberg said:
That was as big nothing as can be imagined. Trump even admitted after the ban 40,000 Americans came home landing in 17 different cities. No, they were not scanned. Trump said that to fool the illogical who wish to believe he is not clueless.
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So he did it on purpose to kill people for what reason?
 
Nordberg said:
That was as big nothing as can be imagined. Trump even admitted after the ban 40,000 Americans came home landing in 17 different cities. No, they were not scanned. Trump said that to fool the illogical who wish to believe he is not clueless.
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They were all instructed to self quarantine for two weeks. Its been already proven that afebrile people can transmit the virus so quarantine is more effective. They were Americans so he couldn't lock them up.
 
LV426 said:
How many people has Texas tested vs. how many people live in the state?

The answer to that question is why the state should continue to be locked down.
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A lot of Texas does not need to be tested heavily. Dallas County is testing heavily and so is Tarrant County (Fort Worth) and the positivity rate is declining.
 
LV426 said:
So those workers live at the meat packing plant? Or do they live in homes near or with other people?
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Tyson beef plant in Amarillo tested 3587 workers. The test results for 1380 are in. 734 new cases are reported from the the National Guard testing of that plant.

Those people live somewhere in the 2 county region that encompasses Amarillo.
 
LV426 said:
So it definitely looks like it's surging in Texas:

https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america/texas

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Yes, it surged for 2 days (*) out of the last 10 and then returned to its former level the last five days. The surge occurred after the 700 employees were found with the virus in the Tyson beef packing plant in Amarillo.

May 11: 965
May 12: 1011
May 13: 1636*
May 14: 1238
May 15: 2012*
May 16: 885
May 17: 1005
May 18: 1007
May 19: 988
May 20: 979

(from the worldometer source you used previously)

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/

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Flash said:
Yes, it surged for 2 days (*) out of the last 10 and then returned to its former level the last five days. The surge occurred after the 700 employees were found with the virus in the Tyson beef packing plant in Amarillo.

May 11: 965
May 12: 1011
May 13: 1636*
May 14: 1238
May 15: 2012*
May 16: 885
May 17: 1005
May 18: 1007
May 19: 988
May 20: 979
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Cool. What was the case count before May 11th, when Abbott reopened the state on April 27th?

You leave those numbers out of your post, why? Because there were far fewer cases prior to the end of the lockdown.

Texas "opened" on April 27th.

So start your count from then.

Unless, you're going to be a dishonest piece of shit.

Wondering why you chose to start with May 11th and not April 27th. May 11th is a weird date to choose, isn't it? What significance does that date hold?

Oh right, because if you did, you'd see a clear increase in the number of cases that correlates to the reopening of the state.

But you're not honest enough to do that because you don't want to give me something to drag you over on a thread.
 
Flash said:
Yes, it surged for 2 days (*) out of the last 10 and then returned to its former level the last five days. The surge occurred after the 700 employees were found with the virus in the Tyson beef packing plant in Amarillo.

May 11: 965
May 12: 1011
May 13: 1636*
May 14: 1238
May 15: 2012*
May 16: 885
May 17: 1005
May 18: 1007
May 19: 988
May 20: 979

(from the worldometer source you used previously)

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/

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Here's the running chart of daily new infections since you left that information out of your post because of how dishonest a person you are.

The arrow signifies the date Texas began with the re-opening. And look at that, a surge two weeks after, and higher case count levels on average vs. before reopening:

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Eventually, Flash is going to come around and admit that reopening led to a surge. But he'll come to that realization about two weeks from now, instead of trusting in people smarter and more intuitive than him.

But that's typical for Flash. He's always behind the curve.
 
LV426 said:
Cool. What was the case count before May 11th, when Abbott reopened the state on April 27th?

You leave those numbers out of your post, why? Because there were far fewer cases prior to the end of the lockdown.

Texas "opened" on April 27th.

So start your count from then.

Unless, you're going to be a dishonest piece of shit.

Wondering why you chose to start with May 11th and not April 27th. May 11th is a weird date to choose, isn't it? What significance does that date hold?

Oh right, because if you did, you'd see a clear increase in the number of cases that correlates to the reopening of the state.

But you're not honest enough to do that because you don't want to give me something to drag you over on a thread.
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Your fake stats mean nothing all the matters is how they are rising in relation to the increase in testing all numbers mean jack shit and prove nothing.
 
LV426 said:
Here's the running chart of daily new infections since you left that information out of your post because of how dishonest a person you are.

The arrow signifies the date Texas began with the re-opening. And look at that, a surge two weeks after, and higher case count levels on average vs. before reopening:

View attachment 15374

Eventually, Flash is going to come around and admit that reopening led to a surge. But he'll come to that realization about two weeks from now, instead of trusting in people smarter and more intuitive than him.

But that's typical for Flash. He's always behind the curve.
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Lying faggot piece of shit, cases have not risen, diagnosed cases have risen due to testing but have dropped in relation to the amount of test increases you fucking idiot fuck off back to middle school statistics you literal fucking retard.
 
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