How Many Died At Footbal Games Yesterday?

[Life is Golden]

First, it's just the fans and their families. There's a 10-14 day incubation period while they spread it around like chlamydia at an upper-class private school.

Second, aren't about half out of town fans? Besides, who gives a shit if 1.6% of all fucking morons die and another 2-20% fucked up with long-COVID? I think our nation can stand the loss.

No, most of the fans here are local. There's a small section of out of owners but most are local or Floridians.

Out of everyone who contracts it, very few die. Seriously. That is simply a fact.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

The average JPP poster doesn't post 5,000 word hysterical posts, is a constant attention whore and with skin thinner than that of a Vidalia onion.

Sorry, but everyone reading this knows it's true. You are just too afraid to admit it. And that is a "she" not a he. An overemotional, thin skinned blowhard with written communication skills for shit.

You prefer seeing 15 posts of Sybil posting "Buzzword Fallacy"? Why do you seek to strip any member of their right to post?

If I don't like posts, I skip them and move to ones I like or choose to become involved.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

No, most of the fans here are local. There's a small section of out of owners but most are local or Floridians.

Out of everyone who contracts it, very few die. Seriously. That is simply a fact.

Agreed, about 1.6% on average. That's what I posted in the numbers post. Do you know what 1.6% o 75,000 stadium fans would be? 1200 body bags.

Someone is going to have to buy a new backhoe. LOL

 

[Jerry Mathers]

It always does. We bury the dead and move on. What else are we going to do? LOL

Why do you think this thread is retarded? Don't you care about 2000 Americans dying every day with about 99.9% of them voluntarily unvaxxed? By my calculation, there's a strong potential to seeing 500 Americans leave every NFL game as a walking dead man/woman/child. This doesn't even cover how many other unvaxxed people they'll spread the disease to before they clog up an ICU forcing innocent Americans to die of other ailments due to a lack of ICU beds.

While I don't mind stupid people dying, it's seeing them take innocent Americans, stupid or not, with them that hurts the most. Sad.

On the subject of nutjobs and other assorted flakes, fruits and nuts (The Breakfast Club?) there's this for the more intellectual members to choose to read:

Study: Left-wing authoritarians share key psychological traits with far right
People with extreme political views that favor authoritarianism—whether they are on the far left or the far right—have surprisingly similar behaviors and psychological characteristics, a new study finds.

The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology published the research by psychologists at Emory University—the first comprehensive look at left-wing authoritarianism.

"We took the long history of research into right-wing authoritarianism and used insights from that to develop a conceptional framework and measures to test for authoritarianism in the political left," says Thomas Costello, an Emory Ph.D. student of psychology and first author of the study. "We found that in terms of their psychological characteristics and their actual behaviors, left-wing authoritarians are extremely similar to authoritarians on the right."...

...In addition to the striking similarities between the two political extremes, the research also highlighted a key difference between the two: Left-wing authoritarians were more likely to perceive the world as a dangerous place and experience intense emotions and a sense of uncontrollability in response to stress. Right-wing authoritarians were more cognitively rigid, less open to new experiences, and less likely to believe in science.

The research does not delineate the prevalence of authoritarianism in society. Like any other personality trait, authoritarianism lies on a spectrum with only a few at the extreme top-end of the scale, Costello says.

"Our work should not be used as a political cudgel," he stresses. "Instead it should be used as a piece of information to help us understand the pull of extremism and intolerance. Having clarity about the appeal of authoritarianism may be relevant to help better understand what's going on in the political landscape today."

Sounds serious.

 

[MSgt]

I love NFL football. I watched a few games yesterday.

I was struck by the sight of stadiums full of people.

Almost none of them wearing masks.

Yelling and screaming right next to one another, for hours.

Then going into the halls, going to the bathrooms, filing in and out of the stairwells and ramps all crowded in together. Was there any masking going on there?

It was surreal. It looked like all those people were pretending there was no pandemic at all. A thing of history for them, apparently.

Were there any requirements to show full vaccination or a recent negative test?

What about mask requirements?

Well, it seems that is a mixed bag. It depends on which game one goes to.

"The NFL doesn’t have a set policy for vaccination and mask requirements for fans at games, so teams have different policies in place.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced all fans attending home games will be required to show proof of vaccination for coronavirus. Fans who have not been vaccinated can still attend, as long as they get the shot on-site and wear a mask inside the stadium. Those who are vaccinated will not need to wear masks.

In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has banned vaccine passports, which means businesses cannot ask guests to show proof of vaccination in order for them to access the business or a service.

The NFL is not requiring players to get vaccinated, but has warned teams they could have to forfeit a game if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak among non-vaccinated players. Players on both teams wouldn’t get paid that week.

Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians says he anticipates his team may be 100% vaccinated by the start of the NFL season."

Buccaneers won’t require fans to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination for games at Raymond James Stadium

You need a vaccine passport to enter most NFL venues.

 

[Life is Golden]

Agreed, about 1.6% on average. That's what I posted in the numbers post. Do you know what 1.6% o 75,000 stadium fans would be? 1200 body bags.

Someone is going to have to buy a new backhoe. LOL

Ain't happening. Just more histrionics and hysterics from our board blowhard, "Karen."

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Ain't happening. Just more histrionics and hysterics from our board blowhard, "Karen."

Meh. History will record all the unnecessary deaths, stupid deaths, etc. Politicians will point fingers, but in the end, most Americans will realize who are the liars and who are just idiots.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

You need a vaccine passport to enter most NFL venues.

Sooooo.....all the Trumpers are out in the parking lot spreading COVID over the BBQ?

 

[Moosakofsky]

Agreed, about 1.6% on average. That's what I posted in the numbers post. Do you know what 1.6% o 75,000 stadium fans would be? 1200 body bags.

Someone is going to have to buy a new backhoe. LOL

Total exaggeration. Of the 75000 most have either had it or are vaccinated or both. Then there’s those that aren’t vaccinated that will never contract it. Odds of anyone dying of COVID from going to a football game is negligible. But you knew that.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Total exaggeration. Of the 75000 most have either had it or are vaccinated both. Then there’s those that aren’t vaccinated that will never contract it. Odds of anyone dying of COVID from going to a football game is negligible. But you knew that.

The figures were based upon antivaxxers. Agreed the deaths now are among the Antivaxxers, not the vaccinated.

FWIW, I support Mother Nature killing off the stupid. Seriously. Stupid people cause 90% of the fucking problems. Let'em die. I'd never want to die of COVID, but if that's what they want, then let'em have it.

 

[Stretch]

How many died who got jabbed with the synthetic non-vax?

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According to VAERS Website: There Were 3,296 COVID Vaccine Deaths in US Since July 24 – Or an Average of 70 Deaths per Day
By Jim Hoft
Published September 13, 2021 at 7:15am

There are now 14,701 reported deaths from the COVID vaccine in the United States, according to the latest numbers.

There were 11,405 reported deaths from the COVID vaccine in the United States back on July 24th

And this was up from 9,125 reported deaths from the COVID-19 vaccinations total from earlier in the month in July

The number of deaths linked to the CDC-promoted vaccines this year has absolutely skyrocketed, according to the CDC’s own data.

The VAERS database contains information on unverified reports of adverse events (illnesses, health problems and/or symptoms) following
immunization with US-licensed vaccines. The CDC government website links to VAERS platform.

In June, VAERS reported 6,985 deaths due to the COVID vaccines.

Then it jumped to 11,405 in July.

And now it is at 14,701 reported deaths.

That is a jump of 3,296 since July 24th.

This comes out to 70 average deaths per day due to the coronavirus vaccine in the last 47 days.
This needs to stop!

“The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) database contains information on unverified reports of
adverse events (illnesses, health problems and/or symptoms) following immunization with US-licensed vaccines. Reports are
accepted from anyone and can be submitted electronically at [B]www.vaers.hhs.gov.[/B]”

There were over 675,000 adverse reactions reported to the COVID vaccine listed this year.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...-total-vaccine-deaths-recorded-vaers-website/

 

[PoliTalker]

There are currently 9,429,080 Active Cases of COVID-19 right now.

The US Population is around 333,336,637 people.

This is simple math:

333,336,637 / 9,429,080 = 35.35

We can round that down to 35.

That means currently about 1 out of every 35 people in America has active COVID-19.

If you go to a football game or other large event with, say, 65,000 people, how many of them probably have active COVID-19?

Once again, mathematics is our friend.

65,000 / 35 = 1,857.

You can probably make an educated guess that, unless a venue requires proof of vaccination or a recent negative test result, that you will be in a stadium with 1,857 people who have active COVID-19.

You'd have to wonder if any of them are sitting right next to you. How long are you going to be there? How much exposure could you be getting?

Maybe not such a good idea.

Especially if you are not vaccinated.

Also consider that these estimates are based on the assumption that the 65K people in a stadium are a random representation of America. That is not precise. They are probably the more irresponsible people, because responsible people who do not wish to contribute to COVID transmission are not going to football games.

So what we have, really, are the folks who are not letting the pandemic prevent them from going into large crowds. That personality is more likely to NOT be following all the CDC guidelines, (with a lot of the bar fly types represented) and thus far more likely to have been exposed to the virus and carrying the virus, most likely without showing symptoms.

It may be more likely that the type of people going to a live football game during a pandemic are far more likely on average to have COVID-19 than the overall general public of the USA. Perhaps twice as likely.

That would drop the 1 in 35 figure to more like 1 in 17.

And the estimate of 1,857 cases of COVID-19 in the stadium goes up to 3,714.

Yeah.

I'll be watching NFL on TV, thank you.

 

[Matt Dillon]

I love NFL football. I watched a few games yesterday.

I was struck by the sight of stadiums full of people.

Almost none of them wearing masks.

Yelling and screaming right next to one another, for hours.

Then going into the halls, going to the bathrooms, filing in and out of the stairwells and ramps all crowded in together. Was there any masking going on there?

It was surreal. It looked like all those people were pretending there was no pandemic at all. A thing of history for them, apparently.

Were there any requirements to show full vaccination or a recent negative test?

What about mask requirements?

Well, it seems that is a mixed bag. It depends on which game one goes to.

"The NFL doesn’t have a set policy for vaccination and mask requirements for fans at games, so teams have different policies in place.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced all fans attending home games will be required to show proof of vaccination for coronavirus. Fans who have not been vaccinated can still attend, as long as they get the shot on-site and wear a mask inside the stadium. Those who are vaccinated will not need to wear masks.

In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has banned vaccine passports, which means businesses cannot ask guests to show proof of vaccination in order for them to access the business or a service.

The NFL is not requiring players to get vaccinated, but has warned teams they could have to forfeit a game if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak among non-vaccinated players. Players on both teams wouldn’t get paid that week.

Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians says he anticipates his team may be 100% vaccinated by the start of the NFL season."

Buccaneers won’t require fans to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination for games at Raymond James Stadium

None, you faggot.

Bucs will win the Superbowl, too.

Faggots like you have no business talking about football. You have never caught a pass in your life.

I used to practice with the HS football team and I wasn't even on it.

I was the man for quick outs or long bombs.

I may not have been on the team, but the QB knew me and what I can do. I'd practice unofficially. He'd throw either to me, or the main dude, whoever was open.

It was fun.

I never got that Friday night glory, but they were my boys.

Mainly I did it to help my friend with his qb skills. That's how it was.

I could burn all but the best, too.

I wasn't the fastest, but I was damn fast and had good hands and reflexes.

 

[Lionfish]

Minnesota ended their State Fair on Labor Day weekend. It was attended by 1.3 million paid and a very large number of workers mostly unmasked and all literally elbow to elbow.
There were 69 cases of the China virus attributed to that event.

1,300,000 ÷ 69

 

[Life is Golden]

The Bucs / Cowboys game was sold out.

Absolutely full stadium.

Most of the games I saw yesterday were the same.

Packed stadiums.

Looked irresponsible and dangerous to me.

I had to wonder how many times a transmission took place, and how many deaths will result from those occurrences.

Florida has around a million active cases of COVID Delta Variant. That's about 1 in 20 people.

How many thousand of them were at that stadium?

We've had football games every week here since August. The positivity rate is now under 5%.

You lose again, idiot.

 

[Life is Golden]

None, you faggot.

Bucs will win the Superbowl, too.

Faggots like you have no business talking about football. You have never caught a pass in your life.

I used to practice with the HS football team and I wasn't even on it.

I was the man for quick outs or long bombs.

I may not have been on the team, but the QB knew me and what I can do. I'd practice unofficially. He'd throw either to me, or the main dude, whoever was open.

It was fun.

I never got that Friday night glory, but they were my boys.

Mainly I did it to help my friend with his qb skills. That's how it was.

I could burn all but the best, too.

I wasn't the fastest, but I was damn fast and had good hands and reflexes.

I think it is a girl. And probably one named Karen.

 

[volsrock]

I love NFL football. I watched a few games yesterday.

I was struck by the sight of stadiums full of people.

Almost none of them wearing masks.

Yelling and screaming right next to one another, for hours.

Then going into the halls, going to the bathrooms, filing in and out of the stairwells and ramps all crowded in together. Was there any masking going on there?

It was surreal. It looked like all those people were pretending there was no pandemic at all. A thing of history for them, apparently.

Were there any requirements to show full vaccination or a recent negative test?

What about mask requirements?

Well, it seems that is a mixed bag. It depends on which game one goes to.

"The NFL doesn’t have a set policy for vaccination and mask requirements for fans at games, so teams have different policies in place.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced all fans attending home games will be required to show proof of vaccination for coronavirus. Fans who have not been vaccinated can still attend, as long as they get the shot on-site and wear a mask inside the stadium. Those who are vaccinated will not need to wear masks.

In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has banned vaccine passports, which means businesses cannot ask guests to show proof of vaccination in order for them to access the business or a service.

The NFL is not requiring players to get vaccinated, but has warned teams they could have to forfeit a game if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak among non-vaccinated players. Players on both teams wouldn’t get paid that week.

Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians says he anticipates his team may be 100% vaccinated by the start of the NFL season."

Buccaneers won’t require fans to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination for games at Raymond James Stadium

None

Where is your link to all these deaths from the games

 

[Lionfish]

I love NFL football. I watched a few games yesterday.

I was struck by the sight of stadiums full of people.

Almost none of them wearing masks.

Yelling and screaming right next to one another, for hours.

Then going into the halls, going to the bathrooms, filing in and out of the stairwells and ramps all crowded in together. Was there any masking going on there?

It was surreal. It looked like all those people were pretending there was no pandemic at all. A thing of history for them, apparently.

Were there any requirements to show full vaccination or a recent negative test?

What about mask requirements?

Well, it seems that is a mixed bag. It depends on which game one goes to.

"The NFL doesn’t have a set policy for vaccination and mask requirements for fans at games, so teams have different policies in place.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced all fans attending home games will be required to show proof of vaccination for coronavirus. Fans who have not been vaccinated can still attend, as long as they get the shot on-site and wear a mask inside the stadium. Those who are vaccinated will not need to wear masks.

In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has banned vaccine passports, which means businesses cannot ask guests to show proof of vaccination in order for them to access the business or a service.

The NFL is not requiring players to get vaccinated, but has warned teams they could have to forfeit a game if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak among non-vaccinated players. Players on both teams wouldn’t get paid that week.

Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians says he anticipates his team may be 100% vaccinated by the start of the NFL season."

Buccaneers won’t require fans to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination for games at Raymond James Stadium

Without question, in just a matter of days,

 

[Life is Golden]

Politiblowhard wins most retarded thread of the year.

 

[volsrock]

How Many Died At Football Games so far

PoliTalker

Do u want to tell us how many?

6 weeks of full stadiums from Pro to college ...so there must be 1000s of deaths linked to the games right?

So link us up