‘Bama students hosting COVID parties
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It doesn't say these are UA students. In fact, it sounds like high school students to me.
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As James Carville once said re: Pennsylvania. Large city in the western part of the state; large city in the east, and Alabama in between. A simplification, but true in some respects.
Yes. I think Carville at the time was referring to voting patterns.
As an aside, you gotta worry just a little that this will become the new "thing to do" in this age group around the Country.
I’m not saying Pa is the poster child for progressive and intelligent residents but we are certainly no Alabama. Not even close.
I thought the same thing but them Alabama came a hair away from electing a pedophile. A known pedophile who admitted to being one.
ZOMG NOOOOOOOO!!!!!! And I'll bet they weren't even wearing masks when trying to get it!!! Jerks!
A 21-year-old tested positive on Monday and died the next day. Scary and sad regardless, but I wonder how long he was sick and whether he had any underlying health problems.
"Penn State University says Juan Garcia started feeling sick while he was on campus in State College last month.
He went home to Allentown and tested positive on Monday."
I mean, they make it sound like he was sick for quite some time, but technically that description of when he started feeling sick doesn't really tell us much at all.
And it's crazy that he is the youngest Covid death in PA to date. When I watch and read Covid coverage, they make it seem like kids dying from it isn't all that unusual.
If there are a ton of asymptomatic people out there with damaged lungs as the study implies, I imagine there are a lot of seemingly-healthy young people who will have significant health issues down the road (and a lot of insurance companies worried about their future fiscal health). Not to turn this thread political, but the issue of pre-existing conditions might become more important than ever.
