LOL, why ? If somebody wants to ride a motorcycle with no helmet, that's their problem.
I bet you're something else on Nextdoor.
I bet you're something else on Nextdoor.
LOL, why ? If somebody wants to ride a motorcycle with no helmet, that's their problem.
I bet you're something else on Nextdoor.
You don’t see many of those idiots anymore. But, I have for no helmets.
A 30-year-old man who believed the coronavirus was a hoax and attended a “Covid party” died after being infected with the virus, according to a Texas hospital.
The man had attended a gathering with an infected person to test whether the coronavirus was real, said Dr. Jane Appleby, chief medical officer at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, where the man died.
What a stupid thing to say.
this is a really sad story, if true
but I must say - my bullshit detector is going off on this one
We have a quote from one doctor, and it's a second-hand account. Did we talk with the nurse? It can't be *that* hard for a journalist to identify the 30-year-old man who died (12 people 30-39 have died according to Texas statistics) Have we scoured social media for evidence of the "Corona Party"?
Um, there�s a thing called HIPAA keeping the patient�s identity private. And it totally tracks that only a chief level doctor would be the one talking to the press. Regular staff doctors and nurses don�t give quotes and interviews generally.
yeah, um, I'm familiar with HIPAA
but the grand total of 30-year-old men dying from Covid in San Antonio over the last week can't be high; I'd peg the number at one, which would mean effectively they're sharing a story that is personally identifiable anyway
like I said - it appears to be very thinly sourced and sensationalist in nature. Can the reporter confirm any Covid parties?
Skepticism is great, but god damn I wish people were this suspicious of anti-covid Q-anon propaganda about mask wearing and public health guidelines form the CDC.