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  • Mar 21, 2020
    The Retiring Mane
    https://twitter.com/desusnice/status/1241110754419511297

    see. NOW I'm pissed tf off.

    Next time I see a chinese flag I'm dead ripping that s*** off because of this s*** my g.

    imagine caring about some lame chatty patties' book

  • Mar 21, 2020
    proper
    https://twitter.com/charlieamber94/status/1239508306902777856
  • Mar 21, 2020
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    J_

    I dont think that's nationwide mandate or anything and most stores doing it are opening an hour earlier for them and then opening to general public at advertised time. f*** it im gonna try either way. I genuinely need groceries rn, not even doing this to stockpile.

    Oh s***, my fault. Just didn't want you to waste time/gas is all bro.

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    nytimes.com/2020/03/20/opinion/coronavirus-pandemic-social-distancing.html

    Great read imo, I pretty much agree. The way we’re “fighting” this (locking everything down) vs preferentially protecting the highest risk individuals, and in turn causing the death of many small businesses, large businesses, etc is a horrible way to go. Also touches on how the health care system will crash and when a vaccine is released people fighting to get it will vs the proportion of people still getting the virus and needing beds will make it crash again

  • Mar 21, 2020

    i’m lowkey shook there’s been deaths at my mother’s hospital and she’s currently dealing with other patients with the virus

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    door

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/20/opinion/coronavirus-pandemic-social-distancing.html

    Great read imo, I pretty much agree. The way we’re “fighting” this (locking everything down) vs preferentially protecting the highest risk individuals, and in turn causing the death of many small businesses, large businesses, etc is a horrible way to go. Also touches on how the health care system will crash and when a vaccine is released people fighting to get it will vs the proportion of people still getting the virus and needing beds will make it crash again

    I agree with this to an extent but how do you protect the high risk?

    It's not just the elderly. Anyone who has some kind underlying health problem could be at risk. Hell the virus has killed people who have had no previous health issues.

    I think it was a case where the US had to act fast and closing everything down was the fastest option.

    It will f*** up our economy for a while and a lot of buisnesses will go under which is sad but something had to be done to contain the spread.

    Also some things like health care crash were things that were going to happen eventually. There is a lot of things in the US that straight up aren't sustainable and this has shown the cracks in a big way.

  • Mar 21, 2020
    Smoofer

    Jerk it on Skype

    its 2020, we use facetime

  • Mar 21, 2020
    GLITZZZ
    https://twitter.com/Emily_R_King/status/1240473729974460416

    lol

  • Mar 21, 2020
    GLITZZZ
    https://twitter.com/Stushkaiser/status/1240971829252104195

    they should just give it to everyone f*** who does it 1st

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    door

    I think there will be a medical breakthrough to combat this soon

    And I also think it will be handled in the most f***ed up way humanly imaginable in how it’s distributed who gets it and how widely available it is

    If the US gets it first than were f***ed to be honest.

    That's why other countries are in a race to get the vaccine first.

  • Mar 21, 2020
    DarkJonMaddenELITE

    Oh s***, my fault. Just didn't want you to waste time/gas is all bro.

    nah i appreciate you pointing that out. I had completely forgotten about that.

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    door

    https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/20/opinion/coronavirus-pandemic-social-distancing.html

    Great read imo, I pretty much agree. The way we’re “fighting” this (locking everything down) vs preferentially protecting the highest risk individuals, and in turn causing the death of many small businesses, large businesses, etc is a horrible way to go. Also touches on how the health care system will crash and when a vaccine is released people fighting to get it will vs the proportion of people still getting the virus and needing beds will make it crash again

    South Korea's response is more in line with that article, but it seems South Koreans are more likely to actually follow self-quarantine and things like that

    bbc.com/news/world-asia-51836898

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    Remark

    I agree with this to an extent but how do you protect the high risk?

    It's not just the elderly. Anyone who has some kind underlying health problem could be at risk. Hell the virus has killed people who have had no previous health issues.

    I think it was a case where the US had to act fast and closing everything down was the fastest option.

    It will f*** up our economy for a while and a lot of buisnesses will go under which is sad but something had to be done to contain the spread.

    Also some things like health care crash were things that were going to happen eventually. There is a lot of things in the US that straight up aren't sustainable and this has shown the cracks in a big way.

    Yeah they go a bit into the extremely rare cases of younger people dying and explained a method of shifting protecting them as well if it is found that we are also highly at risk under certain circumstances. Basically once it is understood enough and detectable, keep those people as safe as possible. The reality is, for most of us, this has NOT been as fatal as it is for elderly.

    The main focus was mostly on societal collapse rather than economical, the effects, I truly believe, of keeping people locked in this way will be unimaginable on certain areas as a whole.

    To me, the US’s response has come off as nothing but reactionary and a panic. We haven’t even come close to the countries that have gotten this more under control significantly like China and SK. And China has far, far more people than us, so hypothetically, could have faced unfathomable devastation. They’re back to business as usual for the most part according to my friend who lives in Shanghai.

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    Remark

    If the US gets it first than were f***ed to be honest.

    That's why other countries are in a race to get the vaccine first.

    I hope this event will be the catalyst to huge reforms of US medical stuff in general. Not just healthcare but our entire medical industry is so f***ed

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Smoofer

    I hope this event will be the catalyst to huge reforms of US medical stuff in general. Not just healthcare but our entire medical industry is so f***ed

    Go to sleep man

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Wonder how North Korea fairing in these times.

  • Mar 21, 2020
    door

    Yeah they go a bit into the extremely rare cases of younger people dying and explained a method of shifting protecting them as well if it is found that we are also highly at risk under certain circumstances. Basically once it is understood enough and detectable, keep those people as safe as possible. The reality is, for most of us, this has NOT been as fatal as it is for elderly.

    The main focus was mostly on societal collapse rather than economical, the effects, I truly believe, of keeping people locked in this way will be unimaginable on certain areas as a whole.

    To me, the US’s response has come off as nothing but reactionary and a panic. We haven’t even come close to the countries that have gotten this more under control significantly like China and SK. And China has far, far more people than us, so hypothetically, could have faced unfathomable devastation. They’re back to business as usual for the most part according to my friend who lives in Shanghai.

    China locked down extensively too. The US basically copied what they did in some ways so I don't know what you mean there?

    I mean of course it was a reactionary move, you have a virus coming to your country that no one knows what it really is that is making people extremely ill and/or killing them. Again it was a case where the US had to react fast and that probably will have huge rammifications later on but it had to be done.

    What this moreso exposes is how the way the US works does NOT work and will crumble in a minute in any type of event like this.

    While the whole world will experience huge economical problems the US is gonna be in a world of hurt in the coming months.

  • Mar 21, 2020
    Puma

    Go to sleep man

    It’s only like 10 o clock

  • Mar 21, 2020

    Honestly just worried for my mom who works in healthcare. but hopefully we all get through this

  • 6isco 🦈
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    the corona HBO miniseries gonna be fire tho

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    I really want things to get back to normal so we all can have fun this summer. However some things should change.

    -Lower airfare prices. Right now there really cheap domestic flights. It seriously sucks when you are trying to plan a vacation but you have to pay at least $400 for a plane ticket.

    -Some of the grocery stores around me are dedicating a special time for the elderly to shop. That needs to stay permanent. It would make it easier for old people to shop and for people that are in a hurry because old people tend to take a longer time.

    -Handwashing. Everyone is just now properly washing their hands. It should f***ing stay like that.

    -Sneezing and coughing into elbows. Didn’t see a lot of people do that until now lol.

  • Mar 21, 2020
    TIIMMY BURNER

    Wonder how North Korea fairing in these times.

    Besides top government officials, I seriously doubt anyone else in NK has any idea what’s going on lol

  • Mar 21, 2020
    6isco

    the corona HBO miniseries gonna be fire tho

    Get Craig Mazin on the phone

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    I don’t ever hear birds chirping outside at 2:16 AM, wtf

  • Mar 21, 2020
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    Nute

    I don’t ever hear birds chirping outside at 2:16 AM, wtf

    Where you from where birds are out in the AM??

    Edit: I'm tired, you know what I mean lol

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