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He’s 69 years old. I’d like to know if he is personally willing to die to save the economy for the children. I suspect not.
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I don't know what's behind the scenes and if there is anything at all, but the Chinese who came to help in Italy and Serbia, or when they are watching the reactions of the politicians and the people all over the Mediterranean and the Balkans, they must be wondering how come they haven't enslaved those people already.
What I don't get is why people always act shocked and surprised that this happens. It's like everybody failed Negotiating 101. First you pry open the Overton window and show them what an extreme position looks like, then you negotiate to the center.
This is not radical nor new.
What's even funnier are the people who call that pig food "Kraft Dinner" in Canada.
I mean, that is a national embarrassment right there.
That so sucks to hear. Sorry to hear about it. It's not worth her sanity.
March 13th called. It wants its headline back.
Just a second? Without a rampant testing infrastructure and tracing capabilities, there are going to be seemingly countless waves.
I believe people want to say, "Hey look! There goes Elvis!" to distract people from the real issues.
It's the story of Harry R. Truman. You get to a point in life where change is worse than death. Which explains a lot of politics.
Why wouldn't he? He's ignored them 98% of the time.
This is not radical nor new.
What's even funnier are the people who call that pig food "Kraft Dinner" in Canada.I mean, that is a national embarrassment right there.
That so sucks to hear. Sorry to hear about it. It's not worth her sanity.
March 13th called. It wants its headline back.
Just a second? Without a rampant testing infrastructure and tracing capabilities, there are going to be seemingly countless waves.
I believe people want to say, "Hey look! There goes Elvis!" to distract people from the real issues.
It's the story of Harry R. Truman. You get to a point in life where change is worse than death. Which explains a lot of politics.
Why wouldn't he? He's ignored them 98% of the time.
I don’t know if this has been posted here, wasn’t online much today.
But
https://www.businessinsider.com/cor...d-chloroquine-warns-not-to-trust-trump-2020-3
But
https://www.businessinsider.com/cor...d-chloroquine-warns-not-to-trust-trump-2020-3
the worst part is people have started hoarding Hydroxychloroquine, so even if it proves to be a cure nobody can get their hands on them.
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From the UK we are now in lockdown. The problem is that we have the underground run by stupid motherfuckers TFL. They've shut down a lot of stations and have trains running every 15 minutes so that means people all cram into one station then onto one train. People still need to go to work so the medical staff, the IT guys and service guys that keep the country running.
Regarding medical news, vaccines will take a while but the first thing would be to try are existing drugs. I know that there are some individual cases where HIV or malaria drugs have cleared COVID in a couple of days but these things need to be tested on hundreds before making any declarations. Testing wise I've had to donate my PCR machine to the hospital. That means they take a patient sample, get the RNA, make DNA and then do a PCR. That's a pretty long winded test to do but its conclusive. The good news is that younger people with COVID can recover at home with no real need for medication, they're developing immunity and less risk people need to be brave and stay at home.
Regarding medical news, vaccines will take a while but the first thing would be to try are existing drugs. I know that there are some individual cases where HIV or malaria drugs have cleared COVID in a couple of days but these things need to be tested on hundreds before making any declarations. Testing wise I've had to donate my PCR machine to the hospital. That means they take a patient sample, get the RNA, make DNA and then do a PCR. That's a pretty long winded test to do but its conclusive. The good news is that younger people with COVID can recover at home with no real need for medication, they're developing immunity and less risk people need to be brave and stay at home.
Yep agree on that but lemme play devils advocate: If one state has been tough on it from the beginning and has a good grip on the virus, should they be allowed to start opening back up to get things moving again for local economies or do you think that would be foolish? Not saying immediately end all lock downs but start letting certain jobs go back to work, etc?
