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that would be awesomeEverybody is driving at 90 so just make the speed limit 90
how does that make sense?
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that would be awesomeEverybody is driving at 90 so just make the speed limit 90
how does that make sense?
ikri wonder what she did with the time she saved by not spelling out "really"
I'm not sure why I should care more about the economy and less about people's lives and their health? Even if you're healthy and catch this virus, it will likely affect your lungs for the rest of your life. There are plenty of signs out there besides the 70k deaths that should give people pause, including billion dollars sports leagues who have never done anything that hasn't been in their own financial interest shutting down and the US Military whose lifeblood is enlisting poor people will not accept people who have been hospitalized due to the virus. These are paradigm shifts that are totally out of character for these organizations and with huge implications that no one seems to recognize.So for those that think the stay at home orders should continue......until what? As I stated previously, it won't be until July or August that the numbers are at a "safe" level. Do you all really think we should keep the entire economy close for another 90 days?
IMO, a lot of businesses are screwed. A large number of small businesses will not recover. Others will struggle to stay afloat, because folks won't start travelling and eating out like normal (even if stay at home orders are lifted). It will be a dark time economically in the near future IMO. The faster things open and we see the hospitals are gonna be ok....the better. It will give businesses a chance at survival.
Man you hit that one on the head. If nothing else this should have shown people just exactly how much the power structure of the United States cares about the health and well being of its population (absolutely zero, we are disposable) and how much this country values making the money for Wall Street. With the amount of money thrown at this, instead of the bail outs, money given to corporate entities, banks and the tax break to millionaires, the government could’ve immediately give cash to people to make sure bills were paid. But no. Now, we are back to yay life is great, go about your life.I'm not sure why I should care more about the economy and less about people's lives and their health? Even if you're healthy and catch this virus, it will likely affect your lungs for the rest of your life. There are plenty of signs out there besides the 70k deaths that should give people pause, including billion dollars sports leagues who have never done anything that hasn't been in their own financial interest shutting down and the US Military whose lifeblood is enlisting poor people will not accept people who have been hospitalized due to the virus. These are paradigm shifts that are totally out of character for these organizations and with huge implications that no one seems to recognize.
There are steps our country can take to lessen the impact on the economy, but they refuse to do so because it would show everyone that government could actually work for everyone is managed properly. We have 30M+ people filing for unemployment, but no discussion on how to help them make ends meet. Instead, they recklessly encourage people to risk their lives unnecessarily so we can get back to making money for their lobbyists.
I'm not unnecessarily risking my health or the health of my family for those greedy ***holes. You go right ahead, though.
The issue now is whether people and businesses will be willing to 'reopen' their lives & livelihoods as designated by the local ordinances put in place during this time. Because if not, it seems the punishment could be rather stiff.What do you mean by lifted? If the question is whether or not we should maintain the current level of social distancing procedures through the country...the answer is no. If the question is whether or not we should lift all social distancing procedures though the country...the country is also no.
stoners gotta eat.The issue now is whether people and businesses will be willing to 'reopen' their lives & livelihoods as designated by the local ordinances put in place during this time. Because if not, it seems the punishment could be rather stiff.
'We did our time': Colorado restaurant defies state order, reopens to packed crowds
As states prepare to lift restrictions on businesses such as bars and restaurants, scenes that played out in several states on Mother’s Day weekend shows how doing so safely amid the coronavirus pandemic may prove to be challenging.www.yahoo.com
What do you mean by lifted? If the question is whether or not we should maintain the current level of social distancing procedures through the country...the answer is no. If the question is whether or not we should lift all social distancing procedures though the country...the country is also no.
And what are your thoughts on re-tightening restrictions, perhaps on a city or state-wide basis, as we have flare ups and the like?
I fall somewhere in the gray area between "open it up" and "keep it shut down", but I think that's my biggest concern. I fear that the way the situations have been handled, some places moreso than others, will lead to it being almost impossible to re-tighten if needed. Either because politically it's a death sentence, or because the population just wouldn't have it. I think a lot of that was avoidable.