You muppet, shut the fuck up already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deebased
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You muppet, shut the fuck up already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deebased
whoa, hahaha. Back at ya for presenting an argument for your fucking inheritance to kick in. Jezuz. You're going to be old someday too.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiballs
No need to dismiss, uncertainty is one of the biggest problems we're currently facing. It's a point people here have been discussing almost from the start:Quote:
Originally Posted by huckbucket
“Regardless of severity, the actual nature of an outbreak is unpredictable. That's why public health surveillance, especially early on, is so important so that the health care system can respond rapidly. It's not about individuals asking to be tested in the face of common ailments, it's about surveillance and detection capabilities domestically and abroad. Weak systems struggle to tell the difference between common colds and novel diseases.”
Current federal government estimates suggest that without action there could be 2.2 million deaths in America from this disease. On the other hand this is starting to look like the most sustained widespread public panic in our lifetime, endangering the entire economy.
The zigzagging defensive inconsistent messaging is making things worse.
The problem is we diminished our public health response capabilities, which includes communicating these issues to the public, while at the same time 60% of Americans don’t trust the information they're hearing from the administration. So just like everything else this has become politicized with Republicans saying it’s all overblown and Dems seeing it as a real threat.
Either way it’s a massive US government failure, a "fiasco in the making."
They volunteered.Quote:
Originally Posted by skiballs
The drafted ones volunteered?
Well, since 'Nam.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
15 trips in the last 6 years. Its a great country if you like white people, tall blondes and eating whale.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
The public transportation in/around Oslo is fantastic.
Outside it sucks as bad as public transportation in the US.
Yeah but we can help people out of economic hardship. We can't help people be undead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
As a landlord I've already decided should my renters need relief I will waive rent but I doubt it will happen. He's a cop and she's a school teacher. No kids.
Cause a globe-crippling virus quarantining millions in our biggest cities (soon to fall under military rule) and killing unknown thousands or hundreds of thousands due to inaction by the government is completely believable?Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
Wow. Lucky them.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
@splat I think the military rule thing is a heck of a stretch.
with 1,000 cases already today, a 50% increase in deaths yesterday and what appears to be another large increase today, this graph doesn't seem to be aging well. i don't completely understand the graph but I noted the 33% increase listed next ti Italy and it seems for the last two days we have exceeded that
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also missing from the graph is the context in which it was posted, that we were gonna be much better off than Europe because of our trajectory
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Originally Posted by Meathelmet
Way to counter facts with insults
Then couple it with a decades old insult.
Where did you pick that up? a bar in Moab?
Life expectancy is dynamic. I'm betting the young fucks would whistle a different tune if middle 40s was still old age.
I think you are a liar... You are too scared shitless to set foot in a country where socialism works.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deebased
Cuomo has already started practicing in Mt. Vernon. He called for military assistance from the Feds in his press conference yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by gravitylover
Ya, it actually is believable.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Wow, go Spain, go. Betcha we have a moon shot like that in a few weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
So you're a dumb fuck Bernie bro who thinks the nordic countries are socialist.Quote:
Originally Posted by up an down
All you needed to say. Go give Benny a hand job before he gets Covid or at least don't lick your hands afterwards.
That's great of you, but what if you depended on that income to provide for your family and kids and pay your mortgage? You can see how this gets a bit sticky at some point? And its easy to impose restrictions on everyone, the hard thing will be to determine when everyone can go back in the water after this. If its an extended period of time, most families don't have the savings to weather that.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
I just helped my 74 year old cycling buddy get his second cataract operation yesterday. He will need reading glasses, but, he's totally amazed how well he can see. This is a common procedure. New joints are making old age much more enjoyable for millions, and Medicare pays for it. It's a good time to be old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
That had/has a very specific purpose and nobody is "locked in". They are there to help cleanup and to keep order in what has the potential to be a bad situation. They are not there to restrict peoples movements or to begin a martial law situation. It's New Rochelle not Mt Vermin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
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Originally Posted by Timberridge
40% of Americans don’t have $400 in the bank for emergency expenses: Federal Reserve
https://abcnews.go.com/US/10-america...ry?id=63253846
I'm with you. We can make what comes after positive if we choose.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4matic
I don't need or want my parents money. I hope they live to spend every dime they earned. If there's any left, it will go to my kids. I hope I die before I get old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
You're a very selfish person, you probably can't understand what I say.