States that had the fewest restrictions now have the worst outbreaks

The New York Times ^ | November 18, 2020 | Lauren Leatherby and Rich Harris

[Morpheus2009]

How well as this article aged? Looks like they enjoy moving goalposts a lot.

[OttawaFreeper]

They’ve been repeating this narrative for the last few months. That alone must mean it is a lie, big time.

[joma89]

It is information warfare, 24x7, by the democrat army.

JoMa

[ptsal]

What is the death rate?

Over time there are better testing methods and more people have been tested.

[babble-on]

1200 dogs died yesterday of a preventable disease. Very sad.

Oh it was people, not dogs?? Oh, who cares then.

[Qiviut]

Keeping the fear fires stoked to bonfire proportions ... the DemonRats are loving their tyrannical “control” and have no intention of going back to pre-COVID days. I had hoped most of this fear mongering, mask tyranny & lockdowns that do not work (which is the actual ‘science’) would stop after the election, but should have known better. See my tagline.

[Flick Lives]

Long term goal of the lockdowns is to destroy the middle class and make them permanently reliant on government for their very survival. Survival which does at the cost of total obedience.

[IncPen]

Using an index that tracks policy responses to the pandemic, these charts show the number of new virus cases and hospitalizations in each state relative to the state’s recent containment measures.

Enjoy this sort of ”reporting” while you can— you won't see anything like it in a Harris/Biden ‘presidency’...

They’ll enjoy supportive propaganda, not the nasty antagonist sort that trump has had to endure...

[yldstrk]

Lie

[Hostage]

Posting the NY Times?

Why?

[Candor7]

And the survival rate of those infected is?

92.6%

[visually_augmented]

And then we look at the truth:

https://www.jhunewsletter.com/article/2020/11/a-closer-look-at-u-s-deaths-due-to-covid-19

Nothing to see here - death rates around the country are unchanged.

[Morpheus2009]

South Dakota is less than 1,000. On a weekly basis? 11 out of 50. However, something that my critical thinking tells me is that South Dakota is in a different spot than New York or Florida are at given this same time.

[Blennos]

I’m proud to state that I am New-York-Times-free. And have been for many years. Nothing they print is fit for me to read.

[Gay State Conservative]

And they have the lowest unemployment rates.

[Zhang Fei]

How well as this article aged? Looks like they enjoy moving goalposts a lot.

Indeed. From yesterday:

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Projections
	USA Total	13,248,922	+108,289	269,560	+1,311	7,846,890	5,132,472	40,027	814	187,143,721	565,384
1	Illinois	697,489	+12,022	12,596	+156	358,349	326,544	55,043	994	10,212,093	805,890	12,671,821	[projections]
2	California	1,174,707	+10,133	19,034	+54	554,779	600,894	29,730	482	23,096,745	584,547	39,512,223	[projections]
3	Pennsylvania	340,998	+7,427	10,294	+115	203,253	127,451	26,636	804	3,476,956	271,595	12,801,989	[projections]
4	New York	658,637	+6,807	34,389	+44	439,560	184,688	33,857	1,768	18,743,407	963,495	19,453,561	[projections]
5	Indiana	318,894	+6,373	5,561	+63	182,726	130,607	47,368	826	4,100,250	609,049	6,732,219	[projections]
6	Colorado	216,683	+6,053	2,957	+51	54,785	158,941	37,627	513	1,689,657	293,408	5,758,736	[projections]
7	Wisconsin	374,537	+5,095	3,240	+62	296,577	74,720	64,327	556	2,499,739	429,329	5,822,434	[projections]
8	Texas	1,231,253	+4,434	21,785	+175	972,380	237,088	42,463	751	11,533,142	397,751	28,995,881	[projections]
9	Tennessee	352,376	+4,404	4,519	+53	312,885	34,972	51,599	662	4,363,940	639,014	6,829,174	[projections]
10	Missouri	303,186	+4,328	4,033	+41	80,333	218,820	49,400	657	3,183,066	518,632	6,137,428	[projections]
11	Georgia	461,517	+3,608	9,336	+39	289,837	162,344	43,468	879	4,586,509	431,979	10,617,423	[projections]
12	New Jersey	329,016	+3,576	17,051	+39	194,079	117,886	37,042	1,920	5,827,339	656,070	8,882,190	[projections]
13	Arizona	314,326	+3,476	6,568	+44	50,352	257,406	43,184	902	2,539,969	348,958	7,278,717	[projections]
14	Iowa	222,799	+3,189	2,312	+41	124,522	95,965	70,616	733	1,195,723	378,985	3,155,070	[projections]
15	Alabama	241,957	+2,639	3,572	+40	161,946	76,439	49,347	729	1,633,788	333,210	4,903,185	[projections]
16	Virginia	228,900	+2,600	4,029	+21	23,749	201,122	26,817	472	3,700,109	433,495	8,535,519	[projections]
17	Nevada	144,781	+2,542	2,093	+22	81,611	61,077	47,004	680	1,592,915	517,154	3,080,156	[projections]
18	Arkansas	152,625	+2,348	2,436	+11	132,580	17,609	50,575	807	1,779,993	589,831	3,017,804	[projections]
19	Maryland	190,480	+2,319	4,547	+29	8,561	177,372	31,507	752	4,288,122	709,287	6,045,680	[projections]
20	Mississippi	147,382	+1,746	3,763	+18	121,637	21,982	49,521	1,264	1,287,816	432,712	2,976,149	[projections]
21	New Mexico	89,796	+1,694	1,469	+18	30,777	57,550	42,825	701	1,504,856	717,682	2,096,829	[projections]
22	Oregon	70,006	+1,503	882	+15	N/A	N/A	16,598	209	1,030,663	244,364	4,217,737	[projections]
23	West Virginia	44,180	+1,130	712	+17	28,718	14,750	24,652	397	1,079,066	602,108	1,792,147	[projections]
24	Montana	59,682	+1,117	658	+6	43,077	15,947	55,841	616	631,927	591,261	1,068,778	[projections]
25	North Dakota	76,442	+964	897	+10	67,200	8,345	100,309	1,177	344,754	452,396	762,062	[projections]
26	Washington	161,122	+894	2,721	+3	64,552	93,849	21,159	357	2,894,367	380,093	7,614,893	[projections]
27	Delaware	33,579	+584	761	+1	16,712	16,106	34,484	782	411,057	422,132	973,764	[projections]
28	Alaska	28,892	+553	118	+3	N/A	N/A	39,494	161	969,573	1,325,377	731,545	[projections]
29	Kansas	149,948	+375	1,503		89,771	58,674	51,470	516	799,185	274,322	2,913,314	[projections]
30	Maine	11,265	+238	190		8,791	2,284	8,380	141	861,445	640,855	1,344,212	[projections]
31	District Of Columbia	20,736	+220	677		15,401	4,658	29,382	959	663,201	939,712	705,749	[projections]
32	Hawaii	17,618	+117	237	+2	12,684	4,697	12,443	167	649,900	459,010	1,415,872	[projections]
33	Florida	961,676		18,255		643,824	299,597	44,775	850	11,949,292	556,357	21,477,737	[projections]
34	Ohio	382,743		6,274		242,146	134,323	32,744	537	5,835,768	499,249	11,689,100	[projections]
35	Michigan	352,433		9,170		152,267	190,996	35,290	918	6,821,979	683,096	9,986,857	[projections]
36	North Carolina	346,506		5,138		293,555	47,813	33,038	490	5,065,442	482,971	10,488,084	[projections]
37	Minnesota	289,303		3,434		240,720	45,149	51,298	609	3,956,949	701,632	5,639,632	[projections]
38	Louisiana	225,638		6,350		192,488	26,800	48,537	1,366	3,397,674	730,872	4,648,794	[projections]
39	Massachusetts	214,594		10,604		162,551	41,439	31,134	1,538	8,130,694	1,179,643	6,892,503	[projections]
40	South Carolina	210,905		4,317		111,013	95,575	40,963	838	2,599,832	504,948	5,148,714	[projections]
41	Oklahoma	184,342		1,680		149,345	33,317	46,587	425	2,071,937	523,617	3,956,971	[projections]
42	Utah	183,902		834		120,890	62,178	57,363	260	1,973,277	615,503	3,205,958	[projections]
43	Kentucky	166,139		1,835		27,349	136,955	37,187	411	2,682,493	600,423	4,467,673	[projections]
44	Nebraska	120,076		978		59,677	59,421	62,074	506	723,363	373,945	1,934,408	[projections]
45	Connecticut	109,152		4,926		47,051	57,175	30,615	1,382	3,075,502	862,624	3,565,287	[projections]
46	Idaho	96,503		895		39,199	56,409	54,001	501	698,256	390,728	1,787,065	[projections]
47	South Dakota	76,142		849		59,981	15,312	86,069	960	318,354	359,861	884,659	[projections]
48	Rhode Island	52,317		1,335		3,510	47,472	49,385	1,260	1,492,195	1,408,580	1,059,361	[projections]
49	Wyoming	30,761		215		20,113	10,433	53,150	371	361,668	624,903	578,759	[projections]
50	New Hampshire	18,776		514		13,969	4,293	13,809	378	775,598	570,414	1,359,711	[projections]
51	Vermont	3,827		64		2,374	1,389	6,133	103	218,607	350,338	623,989	[projections]
52	Puerto Rico	88,635	+644	1,069	+17	40,035	47,531	26,170	316	464,073	137,018	3,386,941
53	Guam	6,748	+43	111	+2	4,957	1,680			84,047
54	United States Virgin Islands	1,536		23		1,432	81			28,134
55	Northern Mariana Islands	104		2		29	73			23,472
56	American Samoa	3					3
57	US Military	110,982		124		67,165	43,693
58	Veteran Affairs	106,324	+2,868	4,829	+94	86,007	15,488			989,636
59	Federal Prisons	27,032		147		21,387	5,498			79,774
60	Navajo Nation	15,862	+226	645	+5	8,606	6,611			154,384
61	Grand Princess Ship	103		3			100
62	Wuhan Repatriated	3					3			3
63	Diamond Princess Ship	46					46			46
	Total:	13,248,922	+108,289	269,560	+1,311	7,846,890	5,132,472	40,027	814	187,143,721	565,384

[central_va]

Wait you actually read the NYT at one time? Really?

[Morpheus2009]

Plenty of them don’t live by the holiday restrictions that are declared by state governments. Multiple celebrities have already shown in California that their households aren’t wearing masks for Thanksgiving and have more than 10 people indoors.

[xrmusn]

would stop after the election, but should have known better.
= = = = = = = =

Probably would have - for the most point - had JB won straight out and PDJT had conceded.

Now ‘they’ can keep the draconian restrictions on to divert peoples attention from the various idiosyncrasies of the 2020 election process.

AND, these libs don’t mind ‘egg on their faces’ etc so an abrupt halt probably wouldn’t be all that outlandish.

Earlier thread(s) pointed out that Holiday gatherings, Church gatherings, informal gatherings etc bring little to the Govt coffers BUT big box stores bring ‘beacoup’ bucks to the party.

Virginia sort of ‘proved’ their bias when they disallowed a gun show and let a Walmart (NEXT DOOR) operate ...

[Morpheus2009]

Send me that link so I can go troll Twitter for saying that South Dakota is worst. PM it to me. Please.