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Bliss said:
What the hell does the military have to do with this conversation?, lol.


FTR, you couldn't pay me to be an elected official with the amount of deranged hate that comes from the alt-Left. :oops:


Who's racialilzing something that is 100% true. I wasn't referring to the common people and you know it.
Why are you stanning for that Communist Regime of a Government. (it's rhetorical, you would definitely defend China over America in your sleep).

Those bastards kept the outbreak from the rest of the world until they could no longer. They need to be sued into oblivion for the economic destruction they've caused worldwide, their Leaders need to be charged for crimes against humanity.

It's bad enough that they're saturating the United States with their fake and lethal fentanyl, and plundered half of Africa of its precious resources, along with pretty much having bought up half of Italy via Chinese oligarchs, but their WUHAN CORONAVIRUS takes the diabolical cake.

A long time ago, I read that there is a Govt-indoctrinated Chinese belief that they are THE superior race on the planet and their long-game is to eventually take over the world by any means necessary.
There are a billion sheep stuck under their Regime, and if it means sacrificing 3,000 even 10,000 of their citizens in order to get this virus out to the West (which now has become the epicenter), they'd do it.

Think about it, AB, they, along with their apologist comrades -- the MSM -- have reduced Americans to fighting and scratching over toilet paper. This is how basal we've become.

They've successfully terrorized Americans into fearing some invisible monster that apparently is chasing them and going to kill them if they're within 100 feett of it, to the point that they likely will never really trust interacting with fellow humans again - except - when it's to scratch and fight for toilet paper. Then it's fine to gather in the aisles pushing and shoving each other, lol. Smh.

BTW, the reason a lot of people have stopped going to Chinese restaurants is because they employ a lot of Chinese Nationals who arrive and are hired by restaurants and worked to the bone, sick or not, because many owe debts to the owners.
Many places also do not follow sterile practices. And you don't have to go far to see that at your local Chinese store.

*Argh l hate debating you, you always make me write essays! :p
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Tony Soprano said:
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You really are back, Tony, lmao!

(God, I hope @Tamstrong sees your post, hahaha!! )
 
Oh Andreboba... The President's Wuhan virus test came back negative. Do you need a hug?

Oh wait, you're isolating under the bed, sorry. :D
 
Thump said:
I'd thought I was being slick by going shopping at 4:30am, nope. Instead I'm watching a lady in pajamas cussing out a grocery store worker for not having enough water for sell.
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Why can't people just buy a Brita water filter? Taps still work.

Better yet, anyone can go to Walmart or Whole Foods and buy those 1 or 5-gallon containers and fill them up with reverse osmosis water at 34 cents a gallon. (like l do)
 
Madeleine said:
Wish you could read this article https://www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/coron...d&mktcval=164_2020-03-14&kid=_2020-3-14&trco=
It talks about what such seemingly “totalitarian” measures as are being imposed in Europe now are going to change the way we think about life, function as a society etc.
Something we aren’t used to in our Western countries is the idea that life is fragile and uncertain. If this goes on long enough there are certainly going to be some changes. It’s also a litmus test for good political leadership.
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This is a drill test by the NWO, aided and abetted by the mainstream media. We've been down this road countless of times, yet never have we so freely given up our free will to be free citizens.

As you can see, the yellow shirt protests in Paris have all but disappeared (and from the media), Venezuelan protesters too, the powerful Hong Kong protesters have disappeared, people are being arrested if caught going outside in Italy.

You cannot imprison a planet of people unless you break their will and their spirit by making them fear a pervasive invisible monster and convince them that the government are their saviors.

If you are a person that refuses to allow them to control your life, they will take your life from you. They will shut everything down around you so that you will be forced to do as they say, and when they decide you can be free again, they will let you know.
 
From what I've heard so far, there's only one nearby school district who's planned any extra downtime due to the virus. They decided to take an extra couple of weeks off after their spring break to stay closed. We're out for spring break this week, but they're supposed to let us know if that changes. I hope it doesn't. I want the school year to finish out on a normal schedule, so the summer isn't jacked up. There's not much telling what they'll decide to do to make up the required number of school days. I feel for the parents with young children, because it's a lot to juggle right now.

Like everywhere else, the grocery and discount stores are filled with people scrambling for what little toilet paper there is to be found, and for whatever else they feel they need to hoard for this thing. Stores were packed after work on Friday when I did my shopping. One store did have a limit on packs of toilet paper per customer though, which is a good thing. I always plan my meals and make a shopping list, but there were a lot of groceries on my list this time that were nowhere to be found.

The virus situation has me a bit nervous and more careful, but I haven't been letting it affect me much. Stressing out never helps a situation, so I'm just going about my business as usual for the most part (I'm very careful about hand-washing and safety already). I made no plans to do any traveling or anything this week; a staycation is what I needed more than anything, so the plan for cozying up at home was evidently a good idea. The whole thing is scary (our inept government makes it even scarier), but all we can do is be careful and hope and pray for the best.

I don't know of anyone who's been diagnosed with the virus around here, but I doubt there's been a lot of testing happening for it either. For a lot of folks, going to the doctor to get tested (or for anything else) is a luxury most of them can't afford. People can't afford to go to the doctor (insurance or not), and they can't afford to miss work, so many are just screwed, especially if it's something serious like this. Of course, there are plenty of clueless assholes out there (typically coming from a place of privilege) who either don't care enough to think about the impact things have on others or who like to blame it on the people in that situation rather than on the screwed up system that created the problem. But I suppose that's just life in the good ol' US of A.
 
Keep treating this shit like it's a joke.
The fatality rate for COVID-19 goes up when someone who needs medical attention and to be on a ventilator can't get it because there are no more hospital beds available.

There's a reason why Iran is digging mass graves and Italy has the entire country on lock down.
 
@sarah23 How's it on your end? You are under lockdown as well, right?

What can I say but #andratuttobene, like the Italians do.
 
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I’m in the military and I just got off work until Saturday. Can’t make any medical appointments either (unless it’s something of significance). I’m not complaining. Just fine layin low at the crib.
 
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