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Anonymous wrote:Zero Hedge includes both the article and a refutation by a biologist. There may be other takedowns, but the author was a Romney digital staffer which means he was probably behind Orca.

https://www.zerohedge.com/health/covid-19-evidence-over-hysteria

Lololol. “Zero Hedge” is RWNJ propaganda. Nice try!

I guess you missed the original Medium article that was taken down because of pushback. Zerohedge kindly published it, which isn't surprising.

Anonymous wrote:Zero Hedge includes both the article and a refutation by a biologist. There may be other takedowns, but the author was a Romney digital staffer which means he was probably behind Orca.

https://www.zerohedge.com/health/covid-19-evidence-over-hysteria

Lololol. “Zero Hedge” is RWNJ propaganda. Nice try!

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Wow we added 14,550 new cases today which brings the total to be 38,757 and 400 deaths.

The day isn't over.

Zero Hedge includes both the article and a refutation by a biologist. There may be other takedowns, but the author was a Romney digital staffer which means he was probably behind Orca.

https://www.zerohedge.com/health/covid-19-evidence-over-hysteria

Wow we added 14,550 new cases today which brings the total to be 38,757 and 400 deaths.

Relevant to the death count question.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/have-many-coronavirus-patients-died-italy/

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

The locked up isn't an issue. It is if food supplies wane and people are desperate.

Disagree. I think the lockup itself is an issue. People so used to freedom will go stir crazy. Looters etc. will also pop up.

People can still go for walks and go to the grocery store. They aren't under house arrest.

No, they can't. My cousin and a friend were almost fined for taking a walk and chatting with a friend at the market.

Unless you're talking directly to friends and family in Italy, please don't spread lies.

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

The locked up isn't an issue. It is if food supplies wane and people are desperate.

Disagree. I think the lockup itself is an issue. People so used to freedom will go stir crazy. Looters etc. will also pop up.

People can still go for walks and go to the grocery store. They aren't under house arrest.

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

The locked up isn't an issue. It is if food supplies wane and people are desperate.

Disagree. I think the lockup itself is an issue. People so used to freedom will go stir crazy. Looters etc. will also pop up.

Unless you are in jail, you are not locked up. Go for a walk, hike, run, bike, whatever. Just stay away from other people.

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

The locked up isn't an issue. It is if food supplies wane and people are desperate.

Disagree. I think the lockup itself is an issue. People so used to freedom will go stir crazy. Looters etc. will also pop up.

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

The locked up isn't an issue. It is if food supplies wane and people are desperate.

Hey, Joe Biden is an upgrade by any stretch of the loser we have in office today. At least Biden has his priorities straight and the good sense to leave complex stuff to the professionals.

Instead, T-rump insists on lying and covering up the truth for political gain, misinforms citizens to make himself look good, and by all accounts f-d up any opportunity we had to get ahead of this thing.

I’ll vote for Joe.

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Anonymous wrote:Italy didn’t have a President calling it a hoax. Italy didn’t have 40% of the population supporting the President in calling it a hoax. Too bad the virus could be limited to those who don’t believe it.

He didn't call it a hoax. He called it a hoax to blame it on him. Big difference. But, the Dem politicians changed his words.

I don’t really care, do u?

For someone who calls people Pocahontas as an insult, he does not deserve us even thinking for a minute if he did one thing right. He screwed this up and now people are dying.

Forgive me for not feeling bad for a conman.

Well, this is silly. So you want him to take all of the blame for the stock market tank, but none of the credit if something good happens with the CV response? You can’t have it both ways.

I would tell you to step outside and take a breather but...quarantine

He does not take blame for anything. He said he is not responsible for this.

He is the opposite of a leader.

Meanwhile, he wrote in tweets that a leader is responsible for everything but I guess he thought that applied only to Obama.

He is an old man with a muddled brain and he should step down to get the treatment and care he needs.

ELECT JOE BIDEN

Lol good point. That’s pretty funny.

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Anonymous wrote:Italy didn’t have a President calling it a hoax. Italy didn’t have 40% of the population supporting the President in calling it a hoax. Too bad the virus could be limited to those who don’t believe it.

He didn't call it a hoax. He called it a hoax to blame it on him. Big difference. But, the Dem politicians changed his words.

I don’t really care, do u?

For someone who calls people Pocahontas as an insult, he does not deserve us even thinking for a minute if he did one thing right. He screwed this up and now people are dying.

Forgive me for not feeling bad for a conman.

Well, this is silly. So you want him to take all of the blame for the stock market tank, but none of the credit if something good happens with the CV response? You can’t have it both ways.

I would tell you to step outside and take a breather but...quarantine

He does not take blame for anything. He said he is not responsible for this.

He is the opposite of a leader.

Meanwhile, he wrote in tweets that a leader is responsible for everything but I guess he thought that applied only to Obama.

He is an old man with a muddled brain and he should step down to get the treatment and care he needs.

ELECT JOE BIDEN

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Anonymous wrote:I get news directly from Italy. The guard is out because they fear people will riot. Restrictions are tighter. They may limit store hours to once a week.

In liberal western countries, rioting will be inevitable if you keep people locked up for too long. Unfortunate.

I agree. This is why South Korea could contain it.

The US, I can guarantee, will not learn its lesson. In fact, at this point, it's too late.

Agree. This is why I hate when people say we can be like SK. Just look at the people on this board saying dollars ahead of lives.

Wow, this is a gross mischaracterization of that argument. Gig workers, day laborers, waiters, house cleaners and such are “lives” too. A lot of folks on here are salaried, cushy workers who are very far removed from the carnage a prolonged shutdown will bring.