Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

getback · Apr 17, 2020

jking0821 said:
are people protesting because they need money? Like they need to go back to work so they can get their jobs back becasue they are laid-off/fired and might lose health insurance? Or are they just bitter their lives are different now?

I am not seeing why they are not looking at the government for money/assistance...is this a "let us go back to work and be near people again because we would rather risk getting the disease then be in terrible debt" or is it "we don't feel like staying home anymore and want to eat ribs at the applebees"

I'm honestly just viewing them the same way I view the Westboro Baptist Church.

shotsrangout · Apr 17, 2020

new jersey protesting for the lockdown to be lifted is wild with how close they are in proximity to nyc.

marikomorose · Apr 17, 2020

shotsrangout said:
new jersey protesting for the lockdown to be lifted is wild with how close they are in proximity to nyc.

happening in nc as well w/ a large sum of the protesting taking inside of their cars w/ mask on.

Cashflow · Apr 17, 2020

Americans are so self centered and selfish

getback · Apr 17, 2020

All the people protesting should offer their services at grocery stores, hospitals and other essential businesses. :nthat:

don ramon · Apr 17, 2020

Cashflow said:
Americans are so self centered and selfish

individualism taken to extremes as if what happens in the world doesn't apply to them. honestly, this country is sick, diseased and even evil

shibadekobe · Apr 17, 2020

shotsrangout said:
new jersey protesting for the lockdown to be lifted is wild with how close they are in proximity to nyc.

Shenzhen : Hong Kong :: NJ : NY

When HK shut its border and bridges from Shenzhen...Shenzhen citizens swam across the river into HK....
I can picture those NJ peeps swimming across the Hudson.

dman14 · Apr 17, 2020

jking0821 said:
are people protesting because they need money? Like they need to go back to work so they can get their jobs back becasue they are laid-off/fired and might lose health insurance? Or are they just bitter their lives are different now?

I am not seeing why they are not looking at the government for money/assistance...is this a "let us go back to work and be near people again because we would rather risk getting the disease then be in terrible debt" or is it "we don't feel like staying home anymore and want to eat ribs at the applebees"

taking away their "freedom"

shibadekobe · Apr 17, 2020

boxer15 · Apr 17, 2020

All the protesters should have no issue signing a waiver allowing them to be denied care if they fall ill from the virus.

Valuable resources and care shouldn't be wasted on those that are careless and have no regard for the health and wellbeing of others.

misha · Apr 17, 2020

boxer15 said:
All the protesters should have no issue signing a waiver allowing them to be denied care if they fall ill from the virus.

Valuable respurces and cafe shouldn't be wasted on those the are careless and have no regard for the health and wellbeing of others.

tay1 · Apr 17, 2020

shotsrangout said:
new jersey protesting for the lockdown to be lifted is wild with how close they are in proximity to nyc.

Chief Keef might just have to blow New Jersey up

rooster · Apr 17, 2020

Was just at a local Asian supermarket
Looks like you can’t shop without a mask
I believe I saw them provide masks and gloves to some customers who weren’t wearing any after they walked in
There is a guy checking all customers
I’m not sure if it’s mandatory but there was a little station with hand sanitizer,gloves and masks free for customers

stanfan · Apr 17, 2020

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Yeah Michigan with the 30,000 cases should be opening? Got it...

Blake P · Apr 17, 2020

shibadekobe said:

I assume this is in reference to the antibody study done by Stanford in Santa Clara county? Anyone taking that data and assuming it applies to the whole US (or NYC specifically) doesn't realize how region specific sampling works. Either way, it's an interesting data point for Santa Clara county (and possibly some neighboring counties), but other regions would have to do their own sampling in order to determine their potential fatality rates. While I do agree that there are likely many more cases than what's being reported, the sheer number of deaths and critical patients in such a short amount of time is incredibly sad, regardless of what the actual case fatality rate ends up being.

flyknitjb · Apr 17, 2020

I think the best way forward is to give people a choice and have programs supporting their choice. Those tjat want to isolate should have the ability and not lose their job. Some type of government assistance should be there for them. For those that want to resume life somewhat should have guidelines like masks and social distancing. There is no perfect solution to this but once again this has become a left and a right thing. One side wants to keep it closed as long as possible and the other side open like usual. We need middle ground desperately

dwalk31 · Apr 17, 2020

jking0821 said:
are people protesting because they need money?

jking0821 said:
is this a "let us go back to work and be near people again because we would rather risk getting the disease then be in terrible debt"

I'd imagine they are protesting because of these two

fluid hips · Apr 17, 2020

I live next to a park and they really took down the swings :lol:

daruma · Apr 17, 2020

rooster said:
Was just at a local Asian supermarket
Looks like you can’t shop without a mask
I believe I saw them provide masks and gloves to some customers who weren’t wearing any after they walked in
There is a guy checking all customers
I’m not sure if it’s mandatory but there was a little station with hand sanitizer,gloves and masks free for customers

not sure where you're at, but here in LA (SGV area), all of the asian markets require gloves & masks (they'll provide if you don't have your own). some markets would even spray your gloves with disinfectant spray before you enter.

asian restaurants are all gloved + masked up + protective visor at the cash registers etc.

SGV was weeks ahead of LA on coronavirus; here’s what life is like right now

Restaurants in San Gabriel Valley are forced to adapt during the coronavirus pandemic

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had pants · Apr 17, 2020

Rumble · Apr 17, 2020

fluid hips said:
I live next to a park and they really took down the swings

Monsters.....

whywesteppin · Apr 17, 2020

flyknitjb said:
I think the best way forward is to give people a choice and have programs supporting their choice. Those tjat want to isolate should have the ability and not lose their job. Some type of government assistance should be there for them. For those that want to resume life somewhat should have guidelines like masks and social distancing. There is no perfect solution to this but once again this has become a left and a right thing. One side wants to keep it closed as long as possible and the other side open like usual. We need middle ground desperately

this sounds good but it's not going to work.

it's not left vs right. it's those who understand the science and those who don't.

we're not asking for unlimited lockdown. we're saying we ****** up by waiting so long to do anything that now the only option is lockdown. we can responsibly bring some things back but we can't go back to normal for 1-2 years.

anything else is just going to lead us back to lockdown.

we can't do 50-50 either. it's a virus. it spreads. doesn't matter if the people who have it are red or blue. it means the hospitals will be overwhelmed and the virus has new hosts to multiply. it means we go back to lockdown.

Fozz · Apr 17, 2020

stanfan said:
It's gonna be wildly ironic when Minnesota and Michigan open back up, thousands get infected and die, and then they shut back down again. Can't fix stupid.

We already know some of those protesters are already infected.

Thoughts and prayers.