Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!

[McAdonis]

For both France and Spain, new case infections are at their all-time highest levels. For countries, that are dependent on tourism, this could be considered "shooting themselves in the foot". France's peak in the spring was 7578. During strictest lockdown period it was 100-500 new cases per day. On September 19th, the all time highest peak was reached 13498. For those who said Anglo countries can't be bothered, reference Australia. On September 19th, they had 20 new infections, so basically their daily average during peak of lockdown. RE: Young people partying, I always though Aussies were much harder partier, and they even kiss each other on cheek when drunk.

[Sirioja]

Yes, Covid is so 'aggressive' and 'deadly' that you need to do a test to see if you got it! LOL!

So many, maybe not far from 90% infected, don t even feel anything, but they can give to others, and kill weak health ones, like old. In France, I would say we are around 40000 deaths, when smoking kill 70000 and pollution around 50000, and 90% of covid deaths are older than 65. But for sure, brothels are risky playfield if you are not healthy. Less deaths now in the world, because now most of infected are around 20, but not far from 1 million deaths in the world.

[Gino02]

You have a very solid point. Also the sex is not much fun in many parts. Esp in the RLD some wg do insist on harsh measurements. Eg. they demand contact data, both have to wear masks. infection of the hands, before and after. Rightfully so.

Try Austria. They don't have any of those BS.

[Sirioja]

We don't know. Many speculated here yes. Other said nope. We don't know for sure.

Here some hard data on the confirmed infection rates of the past 7 days per 100 K inhabitants: of Sept. 17th.

Nordrhein-Westfalen 13. (here prostitution is allow since Sep 11).

Hessen 11. (here prostituion remains forbidden).

Here the source: https://interaktiv.morgenpost.de/cor...land-weltweit/.

(do confirm those numbers you have to click on "Neuinfektionen" - and "pro 100,000 Einw".).

Clubs are closed, but escorting in Hessen, when whole prostitution was forbidden in NRW.

[Kuni042]

You have a very solid point. Also the sex is not much fun in many parts. Esp in the RLD some wg do insist on harsh measurements. Eg. they demand contact data, both have to wear masks. infection of the hands, before and after. Rightfully so.

Covid is a aggressive virus if not why so many medical staff are being infected, are we dying from it, probably not, can we have to fight hard several days or weeks to recover if we get infected this possibility exist. Close body to body contacts, with mixing body fluids is increasing the risk to get sick knowing that even this virus is able to enter through the eyes, how long the virus can survive in the hair of a girl or on the door handle nobody really knows but the risk exist.

Again I will wait for better times and my finances are getting better month after month.

[Kuni042]

NRW 14 vs Hessen 12. Numbers from yesterday.

We don't know. Many speculated here yes. Other said nope. We don't know for sure.

Here some hard data on the confirmed infection rates of the past 7 days per 100 K inhabitants: of Sept. 17th.

Nordrhein-Westfalen 13. (here prostitution is allow since Sep 11).

Hessen 11. (here prostituion remains forbidden).

Here the source: https://interaktiv.morgenpost.de/cor...land-weltweit/.

(do confirm those numbers you have to click on "Neuinfektionen" - and "pro 100,000 Einw".).

[Pistons]

Why is Sweden trending down? Back in August, there was a paper published about a study conducted in April or May. At the time, they found that only a small percentage of people in Stockholm had the antibodies despite the fact that their country remained open. Roughly the same as other cities that implemented lockdown, such London. https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-8?r=DE&IR=T.

The numbers are too small, and one minor outbreak at one party can too easily shift the numbers.

[HammerTime96]

Covid is a aggressive virus if not why so many medical staff are being infected...

Yes, Covid is so 'aggressive' and 'deadly' that you need to do a test to see if you got it! LOL!

[Mursenary]

Covid is a aggressive virus if not why so many medical staff are being infected, are we dying from it, probably not, can we have to fight hard several days or weeks to recover if we get infected this possibility exist. Close body to body contacts, with mixing body fluids is increasing the risk to get sick knowing that even this virus is able to enter through the eyes, how long the virus can survive in the hair of a girl or on the door handle nobody really knows but the risk exist.

Again I will wait for better times and my finances are getting better month after month.

+1.

Hardcore mongers are probably mostly, at minimum, 6 figure earners. That population generally has had job security during this covid mess and have therefore maintained their income. If you're in this demographic and haven't substantially increased your net worth during this shut down, well, you blew it.

[Turgid]

We don't know. Many speculated here yes. Other said nope. We don't know for sure.

Here some hard data on the confirmed infection rates of the past 7 days per 100 K inhabitants: of Sept. 17th.

Nordrhein-Westfalen 13. (here prostitution is allow since Sep 11).

Hessen 11. (here prostituion remains forbidden).

Here the source: https://interaktiv.morgenpost.de/cor...land-weltweit/.

(do confirm those numbers you have to click on "Neuinfektionen" - and "pro 100,000 Einw".).

From the map Deutschland seems to be doing pretty good.

[ExpatLover]

Covid is a aggressive virus if not why so many medical staff are being infected, are we dying from it, probably not, can we have to fight hard several days or weeks to recover if we get infected this possibility exist. Close body to body contacts, with mixing body fluids is increasing the risk to get sick knowing that even this virus is able to enter through the eyes, how long the virus can survive in the hair of a girl or on the door handle nobody really knows but the risk exist.

Again I will wait for better times and my finances are getting better month after month.

[Kuni042]

We don't know. Many speculated here yes. Other said nope. We don't know for sure.

Here some hard data on the confirmed infection rates of the past 7 days per 100 K inhabitants: of Sept. 17th.

Nordrhein-Westfalen 13. (here prostitution is allow since Sep 11).

Hessen 11. (here prostituion remains forbidden).

Here the source: https://interaktiv.morgenpost.de/cor...land-weltweit/.

(do confirm those numbers you have to click on "Neuinfektionen" - and "pro 100,000 Einw".).

[HammerTime96]

Covid-19 is such a 'deadly' virus that we need massive testing to see if anyone has got it! LOL!

That about illustrates the pathetic way in which the sheeple have been brainwashed by politicians and the 'lamestream' media, and typical for dictatorships where there's always invisible "enemies of the state" ("saboteurs, wreckers and counterrevolutionaries") hiding everywhere.

[McAdonis]

Being Norwegian, I can only confirm that we've always preferred social distancing, even pre-Corona. LOL! But the main reason why we have a low infection and mortality rate is because Norwegians trust the government and apply the social guidelines given without protesting. Most of the infected are also younger, hence the low mortality rate.

I do see that Sweden has the lowest number of average people per household in Europe. Finland and Denmark are not close behind. No numbers released for Norway. That could be due to cultural factors (fewer children, fewer marriages, fewer senior citizens living with their children, less hugging and kissing). Or the fact that housing is relatively more affordable in Scandinavian countries. https://appsso.eurostat.ec.europa.eu...TableAction.do.

Denmark, Norway and Finland is running the same strategy it seems. The reason why you see an increase in Norway and Denmark is linked to partying students when returning after the vacation. I guess Finnish students are more abiding by the rules.

Why is Sweden trending down? Back in August, there was a paper published about a study conducted in April or May. At the time, they found that only a small percentage of people in Stockholm had the antibodies despite the fact that their country remained open. Roughly the same as other cities that implemented lockdown, such London. https://www.businessinsider.com/coro...20-8?r=DE&IR=T.

[McAdonis]

For 7-day moving average, EU is at 28 K while USA is 35 K.

https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus...ium-us-1532010