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I'm never leaving my house again
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
I'm never leaving my house again
- Feb 2, 2014
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we get your basic point
and the car analogy would make more sense if you decided not to drive at all
you were mad people were "demonizing" people who were still going out recklessly
why wouldn't we demonize them?
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We still got at minimum 30 days of this being at home left and this thread has gotten here already. Shambles won't even be close to a good enough word to describe what it'll be in here on April 30th.
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Covid-19 = drinking and driving
social distancing and flattening the curve info = M.A.D.D.
tell people to stop drinking and driving = telling people to stay the **** home
less people die of drinking and driving = less people die of covid-19
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British American Tobacco working on coronavirus vaccine using tobacco leaves
A London-based tobacco company said Wednesday that it is working on a potential coronavirus vaccine through its US biotech subsidiary – with the first batches possibly ready by June, according to a…
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Imagine the end to coronavirus deaths comes from...BAT
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I said I didn't get the point of demonizing them. My stance hasn't changed. Whether they're hooping or standing behind you at the grocery store it can spread either way. So it comes down to protecting YOURSELF as best you can. Like I discussed with others, you can't just not go out. It's necessary and you're putting yourself at risk regardless
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It's lunch time and I'm feening for some General Tsos! I wish I could cook it. Who else misses some Chinese food 
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Vanda Pharmaceuticals launches study of tradipitant for COVID-19
Vanda Pharmaceuticals initiates a Phase 3 clinical trial, ODYSSEY VLY-686-3501, evaluating tradipitant, on top of standard of care treatment, in severely ill COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome.
The 300-subject study will begin in New York-area hospitals.
Tradipitant works by blocking the neurokinin-1 receptor (NK1R) that is involved in a range of neuroinflammatory processes that leads to significant lung injury.
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It's lunch time and I'm feening for some General Tsos! I wish I could cook it. Who else misses some Chinese food
Dimsum & Hotpot
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wear mask and gloves, keep a safe distance
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i don't think people understand how america is filled with idiots who irrationally think they are invisible. it just sucks that we are depending on idiots like this in regards to this virus.
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We’re ******.
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If Trump gets re-elected I’m out of this country.
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Feds Give Seized Masks, Gloves to N.Y., N.J. Health Workers
April 2, 2020, 9:58 AM
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The Justice Department and Department of Health and Human Services have seized 192,000 N95 respirator masks, 598,000 gloves, and 130,000 other personal protective equipment and disinfectant from someone hoarding those supplies, they announced Thursday.
The supplies were seized under the Defense Production Act, and a fair market value will be paid to the owner, the HHS said. The supplies are already being distributed to health-care workers in New York and New Jersey.
“This is the first of many such investigations that are underway,” Peter Navarro, who is the government’s Defense Production Act coordinator, said in a statement.
The FBI discovered the equipment during an enforcement operation by the Justice Department’s COVID-19 Hoarding and Price Gouging Task Force.
“All individuals and companies hoarding any of these critical supplies, or selling them at well above market prices, are hereby warned they should turn them over to local authorities or the federal government now or risk prompt seizure by the federal government,” Navarro said.
April 2, 2020, 9:58 AM
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The Justice Department and Department of Health and Human Services have seized 192,000 N95 respirator masks, 598,000 gloves, and 130,000 other personal protective equipment and disinfectant from someone hoarding those supplies, they announced Thursday.
The supplies were seized under the Defense Production Act, and a fair market value will be paid to the owner, the HHS said. The supplies are already being distributed to health-care workers in New York and New Jersey.
“This is the first of many such investigations that are underway,” Peter Navarro, who is the government’s Defense Production Act coordinator, said in a statement.
The FBI discovered the equipment during an enforcement operation by the Justice Department’s COVID-19 Hoarding and Price Gouging Task Force.
“All individuals and companies hoarding any of these critical supplies, or selling them at well above market prices, are hereby warned they should turn them over to local authorities or the federal government now or risk prompt seizure by the federal government,” Navarro said.
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well, that's happening, so where will you go?
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It's lunch time and I'm feening for some General Tsos! I wish I could cook it. Who else misses some Chinese food
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IRS TO BEGIN ISSUING PAPER CHECKS TO INDIVIDUALS DURING WEEK OF MAY 4 - HOUSE MEMO
IRS COULD TAKE UP TO 20 WEEKS TO ISSUE ALL PAPER CHECKS - HOUSE MEMO
IRS COULD TAKE UP TO 20 WEEKS TO ISSUE ALL PAPER CHECKS - HOUSE MEMO
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Does anyone in here think have alternative view and should just stop doing social distancing and go back to work and continue on with society?
The most amazing (and somewhat inspiring) thing to me about this whole situation is how we’ve gotten the majority of the world to group think in this social distancing concept. Haven’t seen this unified a response to anything globally almost ever.
Makes me a little angry that we’re unable to do this for all the other very preventable stuff we’ve normalized.
-Car deaths. We should stop driving cars unless absolutely necessary until we really can implement automated self driving communicative cars. Could save multiple millions and millions of lives.
-Obesity. Another easily changeable part of our society we focus energy on. Really refocus what food options are available and at what costs to everyone. etc etc.
I know i’m going out on a limb here but the most glaring thing this virus has shown me is that society is really narrow focused on fear. It’s the only driving factor for true large scale change. And optimism and education and stuff is still a very secondary way of getting stuff done. Makes me really understand how trump got elected. People with fear in their hearts could ignore every other common sense thing their ears and eyes were showing them.
Not gonna defend this post but just wanted to type out some thoughts
The most amazing (and somewhat inspiring) thing to me about this whole situation is how we’ve gotten the majority of the world to group think in this social distancing concept. Haven’t seen this unified a response to anything globally almost ever.
Makes me a little angry that we’re unable to do this for all the other very preventable stuff we’ve normalized.
-Car deaths. We should stop driving cars unless absolutely necessary until we really can implement automated self driving communicative cars. Could save multiple millions and millions of lives.
-Obesity. Another easily changeable part of our society we focus energy on. Really refocus what food options are available and at what costs to everyone. etc etc.
I know i’m going out on a limb here but the most glaring thing this virus has shown me is that society is really narrow focused on fear. It’s the only driving factor for true large scale change. And optimism and education and stuff is still a very secondary way of getting stuff done. Makes me really understand how trump got elected. People with fear in their hearts could ignore every other common sense thing their ears and eyes were showing them.
Not gonna defend this post but just wanted to type out some thoughts
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This is from 06. The world was severely unprepared this timeafter reading is article someone posted
Experts tell White House coronavirus can spread through talking or even just breathing | CNN
A prestigious scientific panel told the White House Wednesday night that research shows coronavirus can be spread not just by sneezes or coughs, but also just by talking, or possibly even just breathing.www.cnn.com
I believe even more so then I did before this Did not come from an armadillo or a dog cat rat bat this came from a laboratory.
this Plague did not come from wild animals
I could be wrong but I doubt it
And if it did come from a lab no one’s going to admit it
its easier to say and blame it came from eating animals
The way this passes on from person to person by just breathing not even talking sneezing or coughing.
this disease is pure hell on earth.
as the days go by it’s going to get scarier and scarier.
Sure they’ll be people left but not very many
Everything is unknown and the numbers are just under reported all around the world
Man with coronavirus spits in train passenger’s face, then drops dead
Horrifying video shows a coronavirus-stricken man spit in the face of another traveler in Thailand before boarding a train and dropping dead. Anan Sahoh, 56, tested positive for the virus after he …
Infectious diseases emerging from Chinese wet-markets: zoonotic origins of severe respiratory viral infections - PubMed
In Chinese wet-markets, unique epicenters for transmission of potential viral pathogens, new genes may be acquired or existing genes modified through various mechanisms such as genetic reassortment, recombination and mutation. The wet-markets, at closer proximity to humans, with high viral...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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It's lunch time and I'm feening for some General Tsos! I wish I could cook it. Who else misses some Chinese food
seamless, Grubhub still has a few Chinese spots open by me check them out
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cot damn
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Take a couple days off
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oops
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