First Coronavirus death in US

He is a KILLER,the US don't have enough testing kit. Same can be said, drugs and guns kill more people. This virus moves so rapid and death comes very fast.

In addition to all the other killers, this is one too many and many more to come. Trump was waiting for warm weather to kill the virus, bloody Jackass and his followers. He will lead them over the cliff.

2/29/204:22 PM

Former Member

kp posted:
Sean posted:
America First.
A great president indeed. A true patriot.
He is a KILLER,the US don't have enough testing kit. Same can be said, drugs and guns kill more people. This virus moves so rapid and death comes very fast.
In addition to all the other killers, this is one too many and many more to come. Trump was waiting for warm weather to kill the virus, bloody Jackass and his followers. He will lead them over the cliff.

Banna, relax yourself. No one hoping the warm weather kills it off. However, the warm weather will buy time for vaccines to be developed. There is no treatment and shouting and screaming and ranting will not change that. Right now is containment. Little else anyone can do.

2/29/205:55 PM

kpHonorary Member

I see Trump followers came out to play with masks and gloves to defend the arrogant who claims to know all. Wait and see if there are more deaths perhaps Donald should appoint his son junior as the Covid19 czar.

Just 24 hrs ago the level of concern was LOW , maybe they are waiting for more deaths.

2/29/206:15 PM

antabantawild wild wicked and wild

The Pandemic

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