Anyone think this Coronavirus hysteria is ridiculous?
Every few years it’s a different pandemic that throws everyone into a worldwide panic. They all fizzle out within a month or two. Ebola was way more aggressive than this.
shareEvery few years it’s a different pandemic that throws everyone into a worldwide panic. They all fizzle out within a month or two. Ebola was way more aggressive than this.
shareI'm still inclined to believe that Coronavirus is being overhyped to sell news. However, they do seem to be taking it very seriously in China, building hospitals overnight etc. Plus, the idea that it may be an engineered biowarfare agent is scary. Overall, though I think it will fizzle out in the next month or two like ebola, SARS, avian flu, West Nile, etc. etc.
shareRight now, yes I do. According to the John Hopkins website, the flu caused between 291,000 - 646,000 deaths world wide last year alone, yet other than reminding people to get a flu shot, the media paid little attention to it. There have been less than 3,000 deaths so far and primarily in China. We have had 1 death in the US and the sky is falling.
Unless people continue with their lives and use common sense precautions the economic repercussions of this virus could be far worse than the actual disease if mass hysteria takes grip.
Yeah insane
shareDefinitely. But it's typical of the world today. The Chicken Littles with the overblown megaphones (read: Fake News Morons) running around screaming about the end of the world makes me want to puke in Anderson Cooper's shoes.
shareIt's all just more silliness
In my 46 years the 'NEWS' has tried to convince me that we were all going to sizzle in a nuclear war, get abducted by Satanists, contract AIDS, get carjacked by hoodlums, be knocked off from cholesterol, serial killers were around every turn in the road...
I stopped paying attention to the 'NEWS' years ago
It's all a bunch of horseshit
Sprinkle the 'NEWS' on your garden beds, it's nearly spring time👍
Problem is this time the "news" is creating economic havoc. I don't know what to expect from the market this week, but the sell off last week was crazy and all it will take for it to go into a bull market is a few more deaths in the US. The news media will have a 24/7 field day with that causing people stop going out to restaurants, movies, shopping, etc. What a mess!
shareEh the cholesterol thing is a problem for a LOT of people....I'm one of them so I eat a healthy diet ..
shareIt's a shocking 'event'.
shareAnd all the updates are selling me are cleaning products.
shareyou'll know.
shareMore people dies yearly from riding a bike then what this virus has claimed so far.
shareI survived the gypsy moths, and I'm still waiting for the fire ants to get here.
shareThe 'Killer Bees' were all the rage in the 80s but then they completely vanished like every other 'end times' hullabaloo
I predict that Shark Pox will kill a guy in Cleveland next year and we will all go crazy once again
Killer bees didn't disappear, they are still in Mexico and the extreme South of the US. The reason they seem to have 'disappeared', is because it was discovered that they lack the self-warming skills of normal honey bees and generally cannot survive colder climates.
So if you believe the modern-day climate change hoax is real, the Killer bees will be heading north once again.
Perhaps it is.
shareWe all died from Ebola 6 years ago. Don't you remember?
shareThat is not possible. The world officially ended in 2012.
shareThe ebola outbreak snuffed itself out when the strain mutated and became non-leathal. We got lucky, humans didn't stop it.
shareAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention "Engaging local leaders in prevention programs and messaging, along with careful policy implementation at the national and global level, helped to eventually contain the spread of the virus and put an end to this outbreak."
But even nature will make sure the entire human race won't be wiped out.
But even nature will make sure the entire human race won't be wiped out