Mask Efficacy |OT| Wuhan!! Got You All In Check
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hariseldon
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hariseldon
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The UK’s healthcare system collapsed? I must have missed that. Ultimately the death count is a product of the number of infections with a modifier for age and comorbidities, and a further modifier for a collapsed healthcare system - we simply had more of it in the wrong places, not a collapsed healthcare system. If someone has a lethal dose of Corona no Doctor can fix it.
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hariseldon
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The irony. It’s too much! Wait, is this a performance art thing?
Joe T.
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"Rather than debating critics directly, the Chinese government tries to derail conversation on social media it views as dangerous." -The Atlantic
It fits considering I brought up Taiwan. They did a fantastic job containing the virus and the world can learn from them.
Don't fight freedom. The world is opening back up, a world where there's more than just 0.5 yuan posts if you choose it. Get back out there and enjoy it while respecting those around you. I'll be heading to a restaurant first chance I get and dropping a fat tip on my way out.
Djau
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As long as flights from america is blocked, then open up all you want. Its going to cost your country a lot of lives to do so foolishly, but if thats the price you want to pay for your paranoia then so be it.
llien
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Tells us to stay home, save lives, nips out to give his mistress one!
It was actually her traveling to his place, but yeah, lockdown for ya, not me.
I'm surprised her face/identity isn't concealed.
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Smiles and Cries
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hmmmm
keraj37
Contacted PSN to add his card back to his account
rofif
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I've just got a hair clipper and got myself a nice 5mm buzz. so comfortable and care free
Halo is Back
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This post was hilarious 10/10
Yes, that's the price you have to pay. Sadly as long as we don't have a vaccine, this is the reality. Furthermore i don't think traveling this year for holidays will be a real possibility.
Wheh, i'm happy you don't live in my country. You'll get fined if you don't here. What about wearing a mask is "infringing your rights"?
You know you are not allowed to walk around naked in public too? Did you go around and protest because you want to run around naked? lmao
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The Scrivener
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Neil Young rocks. Been listening to all his albums this week. You're right, it's all a fricken scam. Good luck fellow Gaffer. Keep on listening and keep on rocking in the free world.
The Scrivener
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"Orwellian burka" was the best one I heard. Gotta wear mine though, or face a 1.5K Euro fine.
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Well your name fits anyway
The Scrivener
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"The state is partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to design a blueprint for post-pandemic education in New York, Cuomo said."
www.syracuse.com
Being a teacher in 2030: Stand on the X, if the NPC student hears a triggering word, they press an alarm button on their microchipped-arm. This activates a camera at the Global Ministry of Truth in Teaching (GMO-TIT) who tune in to a live feed. If a non-state-backed idea is being taught, the X opens up immediately to a pit of spikes. Students are casually reminded by text message to go to their next class and continue reporting teachers in said fashion. The teacher lays impaled, still breathing, twitching, wishing for a better world while succumbing to immense pain. The trap door closes and the body liquidated by acid. No one misses the person. Everybody is safe and happy.
In-person school obsolete? Cuomo wonders why 'old model' persists
New York will partner with the Gates Foundation to design a new blueprint for schools.
www.syracuse.com
Being a teacher in 2030: Stand on the X, if the NPC student hears a triggering word, they press an alarm button on their microchipped-arm. This activates a camera at the Global Ministry of Truth in Teaching (GMO-TIT) who tune in to a live feed. If a non-state-backed idea is being taught, the X opens up immediately to a pit of spikes. Students are casually reminded by text message to go to their next class and continue reporting teachers in said fashion. The teacher lays impaled, still breathing, twitching, wishing for a better world while succumbing to immense pain. The trap door closes and the body liquidated by acid. No one misses the person. Everybody is safe and happy.
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holygeesus
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Blame your government for not introducing the furlough scheme that the majority of the saner nations have introduced then. The richest country in the world and it can't even manage that. You wouldn't need to be as keen to rush back to work if your government was paying you to stay home.
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darkestdame
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At least they're not denying science, they just don't care about the body count anymore.
How close are we to any sort of food shortage?
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hariseldon
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Mine did. What's your point?
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hariseldon
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With nobody working in the food industry how long do you think it'll be before there are food shortages? Come on, engage your brain.
darkestdame
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You tell me how long it would be.
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hariseldon
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It's a product of how much food is left vs how much people eat, with a modifier for how quickly what's there will go off, and potentially another modifier for storage facilities no longer being manned properly. I sense you think you have a gotcha because I won't give you an exact date - nope, that's just you being a cunt.
darkestdame
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You're the one who brought it up as if it was imminent at the rate we're going, turns out you were being alarmist to justify some states sending their citizens out as cases increase.
mcz117chief
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Do you really think a cop would fine you for it? I haven't worn one outside since this whole thing started and no cop ever gave me trouble for it and I met plenty.
holygeesus
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What are you on about? The food industry is working.
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hariseldon
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Hypothetical ffs. If we continue to lockdown forever, how well do you think the food industry will function? Honestly I'm having a shitty day and don't have the patience to deal with the Trump-deranged.
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darkestdame
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Then maybe take a nap
The Scrivener
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Of course they would. Police corruption is high here. Basically the police ask for pocket money in return for skipping a hefty fine. It happened to me once (traffic violation apparently, but they were wrong), even though I pretended I didn't understand and paid nothing - they wanted 50 Euros in cash for me to drive away. I'm not giving them money for beer on principle - I'd rather pay a bigger fine.
Slovakia has enforced mask wearing in public. Only because this country is oldschool do people not wear them in their gardens. But out in public, you'll be fined.
I believe the wearing of one should be a personal choice, but I'm not in charge lol
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holygeesus
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Then step away from the computer rather than spouting utter rubbish. The food industry continues, just as the postal services continue and just as all the other key industries keep working. You aren't going to starve if you have to stay in your house for another month.
All the factories around here are still open and working as normal. The reason you see all those trucks still hurtling around is because the food chain is still functional so calm down already.
mcz117chief
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Wow, didn't know it was this bad to the East. I haven't had any issues with Slovakian cops yet. Where exactly do you live? I frequent Tatry myself.
The Scrivener
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I've just been chilling and working from home during the outbreak. It's meant to be opening up soon. Yeah, it's funny, everything you hear about the UK and US refusing to do, we already do. Like the app tracking too. There's major push back about that in the UK now I think, but over here I'm worried it will be enforced too. The mobile network operators have been giving free unlimited data plans for the past three months, probably to help gov control. I mean why else? It's expensive normally, and now it's completely free.
We had county border controlled military lockdown during Easter. Supermarket lines like in communist times. And all the educators are praising it. I don't know any Slovak who is even slightly rebellious and questioning anything. We'll be first to try the vaccine too I bet. Today in the press, research said 41% of Slovaks look forward to the vaccine and the other 59% must not because they obviously believe in conspiracies. Seriously, it's like Springfield over here.
Edit: oh yeah, total of 25 deaths. Must be that "flu-like" weak strain of Covid lol
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UK scientist who pushed coronavirus restrictions resigns after reportedly meeting married lover
A British scientist who worked with the government on its coronavirus response resigned from his advisory role Tuesday after a report said he defied lockdown measures by letting a woman visit him on two occasions.
www.foxnews.com
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hariseldon
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UK scientist who pushed coronavirus restrictions resigns after reportedly meeting married lover
A British scientist who worked with the government on its coronavirus response resigned from his advisory role Tuesday after a report said he defied lockdown measures by letting a woman visit him on two occasions.
To be fair sex does count as exercise.
Liljagare
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ATM, some areas at 50-60%, it will be felt. Many countries are scrambling for workers to harvest crops, meat industries have issues with staffing, entire fishing fleets are in the harbour. I don't think the western world will have unsurmounatable issues, we will probarly notice less of a selection/limits (that will still be ludicous) but developing nations will probarly have issues.
I think we can see that there won't be a total collapse though, thankfully, but there are and will be issues.
(Sad though, the dairy industry all over the planet is dumping gazillion gallons of milk, since demand have collapsed.)
Growing outrage over Santee shopper wearing KKK-style hood
Growing outrage over Santee shopper wearing what appeared to be a KKK-style hood
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These elected officials sitting in their ivory towers demanding people not work to keep their homes will soon be screaming to open the country when they realize there's no tax revenue to pay for their underage hookers.
Neil Young
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High praise coming from a person who seems to be ok with the elites jamming a fat hand up their ass and controlling their every move.
Piku_Ringo
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synchronicity
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Yes, there are inescapable practicalities to life. People must have their basic needs met, even in a viral pandemic. And in a large scale global society where people don't directly grow their own food/meet their own fundamental needs - where we all depend upon each other, there are two options sooner (rather than) or later. Either A) The gears of society start churning again and we endure some unfortunate casualties for the greater good of all or B) We all return to a hunter/gatherer state.
Plague Doctor
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We began the lockdown to ensure the medical infrastructure could get a headstart and handle patients with Covid. If the medical apparatus is ready, we continue social distancing, the most vulnerable isolate themselves, then it hurts to continue lockdown. People in lower income levels and small businesses will suffer the most due to bankruptcy and unemployment. The wealthy are able to ride out extended lockdowns better. If a specific region or state has a run on the hospitals, then drastic actions should be taken. But this universal lockdown hurts more people in the long run especially if the food supply chain are at risk of being disrupted. Again, the wealthy will be fine cause the game is rigged. Lower to middle class people will be the people who suffer the after effects.
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holygeesus
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It might vary by country, but I think distribution is the issue with milk.
I have no doubt services are compromised to a degree, but that is a vast difference to saying people are going to starve because the food isn't being processed. They might well starve because they cant afford to buy food of course, but that is why I was critical of the USA's policy before. Instead of 20 million jobs going, and many millions signing on for unemployment, it would have been fiscally prudent for the USA to offer a similar scheme to the one we have here, where they cover 80% of the wage for an employee to keep his or her job in place, for once it is safe to return to it.
Instead, Trump now has to deal with the triple threat of the virus, the economy (which would have been hit either way, regardless of furloughing jobs) and also keeping his base alive, with no job or medical insurance, so as they vote him back into office at the end of the year.
Chittagong
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Downwards trend in UK continues, mid week figures are lower than recent weekend figures. I wonder if we will see the first day back to 100s this weekend.
#Phonepunk#
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damn, that Neil Young post is the bomb
keep rockin, shakey
keep rockin, shakey
HellforLeather
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UK scientist who pushed coronavirus restrictions resigns after reportedly meeting married lover
A British scientist who worked with the government on its coronavirus response resigned from his advisory role Tuesday after a report said he defied lockdown measures by letting a woman visit him on two occasions.
Dont break quarantine.....unless its to get a sweet slice of some poonanay
Nymphae
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Deserves a cross post in the Clown World thread
Fauci, one week ago:
Dr. Fauci: 'As a society, just forget about shaking hands'
Articles and videos about Dr. Fauci: 'As a society, just forget about shaking hands' on FOX 13 Seattle.q13fox.com
Cut to yesterday:
Dr. Fauci endorses Tinder hookups ‘if you’re willing to take a risk’
Love is a risk. Literally.nypost.com
Handshakes out, handjobs in
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