Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Funny you should mention that. Because China hasn’t had a case now in 30 days.
THAT is what leadership looks like. That is what believing in science looks like. They totally eliminated their outbreak in less time than you’ve been complaining about not being able to get your hair done.
Meanwhile we’re hours away from crossing the 100k dead mark. More dead than almost the whole rest of the world, put together.
And you are stupid enough to believe the Chinese propaganda machine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?
Ok. But when would you propose they reopen? Until they find a vaccine? They’ll all fail far before then
I'm not the PP, but I'm good with following the guidance of infectious-disease and public-health specialists. How about you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MoCo is locked up forever https://www.google.com/amp/s/wjla.com/amp/news/local/extended-indefinitely-montgomery-county-leaders-keep-stay-at-home-order-in-place
I’m in Fairfax so I’m sure we’ll be close behind
What a moron. Closing MOCo only hurts the businesses there. Doesn’t mean these residents won’t wander out and get Covid in other areas. Totally stupid move
Yes. 100% agree. We are in MoCo and will drive to whatever restaurants are open nearby in other counties/states.
You are sad, pathetic, self absorbed loser who is endangering literally everyone who interacts with you.
While I certainly hope you don’t get COVID (not because I care about you - I don’t - but rather for the sake of the innocent lives at stake from your selfishness) I will absolutely hope your house burns down while you’re away violating our lockdown somewhere that’s open.
You are scum.
NP. Wow you are on the crazy train PP! You are the exact person that needs to never leave their home. Stay away from everyone else we would like to live again.
Scum here. I hope my house burns down too, we can then cash out and move to an even nicer place. I’ll be enjoying dining outside this weekend!
One day, with the right leadership in office, we’ll be able to put antigovernment/anti-science scum like you in prison where you belong. Enjoy your little re-open protests. Because one day soon we will bring the hammer down on you.
Ok China
Funny you should mention that. Because China hasn’t had a case now in 30 days.
THAT is what leadership looks like. That is what believing in science looks like. They totally eliminated their outbreak in less time than you’ve been complaining about not being able to get your hair done.
Meanwhile we’re hours away from crossing the 100k dead mark. More dead than almost the whole rest of the world, put together.
Anonymous wrote:"The economy" isn't closed.
And while I am not one of the people who believes that everyone must not set foot out of doors until there's a vaccine, I do find this "die for the economy!" advocacy very unseemly. As though people were there for the economy, instead of the other way around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MoCo is locked up forever https://www.google.com/amp/s/wjla.com/amp/news/local/extended-indefinitely-montgomery-county-leaders-keep-stay-at-home-order-in-place
I’m in Fairfax so I’m sure we’ll be close behind
What a moron. Closing MOCo only hurts the businesses there. Doesn’t mean these residents won’t wander out and get Covid in other areas. Totally stupid move
Yes. 100% agree. We are in MoCo and will drive to whatever restaurants are open nearby in other counties/states.
You are sad, pathetic, self absorbed loser who is endangering literally everyone who interacts with you.
While I certainly hope you don’t get COVID (not because I care about you - I don’t - but rather for the sake of the innocent lives at stake from your selfishness) I will absolutely hope your house burns down while you’re away violating our lockdown somewhere that’s open.
You are scum.
NP. Wow you are on the crazy train PP! You are the exact person that needs to never leave their home. Stay away from everyone else we would like to live again.
Scum here. I hope my house burns down too, we can then cash out and move to an even nicer place. I’ll be enjoying dining outside this weekend!
One day, with the right leadership in office, we’ll be able to put antigovernment/anti-science scum like you in prison where you belong. Enjoy your little re-open protests. Because one day soon we will bring the hammer down on you.
Ok China
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MoCo is locked up forever https://www.google.com/amp/s/wjla.com/amp/news/local/extended-indefinitely-montgomery-county-leaders-keep-stay-at-home-order-in-place
I’m in Fairfax so I’m sure we’ll be close behind
What a moron. Closing MOCo only hurts the businesses there. Doesn’t mean these residents won’t wander out and get Covid in other areas. Totally stupid move
Yes. 100% agree. We are in MoCo and will drive to whatever restaurants are open nearby in other counties/states.
You are sad, pathetic, self absorbed loser who is endangering literally everyone who interacts with you.
While I certainly hope you don’t get COVID (not because I care about you - I don’t - but rather for the sake of the innocent lives at stake from your selfishness) I will absolutely hope your house burns down while you’re away violating our lockdown somewhere that’s open.
You are scum.
NP. Wow you are on the crazy train PP! You are the exact person that needs to never leave their home. Stay away from everyone else we would like to live again.
Scum here. I hope my house burns down too, we can then cash out and move to an even nicer place. I’ll be enjoying dining outside this weekend!
One day, with the right leadership in office, we’ll be able to put antigovernment/anti-science scum like you in prison where you belong. Enjoy your little re-open protests. Because one day soon we will bring the hammer down on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?
Ok. But when would you propose they reopen? Until they find a vaccine? They’ll all fail far before then
I'm not the PP, but I'm good with following the guidance of infectious-disease and public-health specialists. How about you?
Different PP, but no, I’m not. They have been wrong at every step - masks, no masks - vastly inflated projections that resulted in unnecessary shut downs in areas that weren’t NJ/NY. So they can advise but the government also needs input from others, including economists.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MoCo is locked up forever https://www.google.com/amp/s/wjla.com/amp/news/local/extended-indefinitely-montgomery-county-leaders-keep-stay-at-home-order-in-place
I’m in Fairfax so I’m sure we’ll be close behind
What a moron. Closing MOCo only hurts the businesses there. Doesn’t mean these residents won’t wander out and get Covid in other areas. Totally stupid move
Yes. 100% agree. We are in MoCo and will drive to whatever restaurants are open nearby in other counties/states.
You are sad, pathetic, self absorbed loser who is endangering literally everyone who interacts with you.
While I certainly hope you don’t get COVID (not because I care about you - I don’t - but rather for the sake of the innocent lives at stake from your selfishness) I will absolutely hope your house burns down while you’re away violating our lockdown somewhere that’s open.
You are scum.
NP. Wow you are on the crazy train PP! You are the exact person that needs to never leave their home. Stay away from everyone else we would like to live again.
Scum here. I hope my house burns down too, we can then cash out and move to an even nicer place. I’ll be enjoying dining outside this weekend!
One day, with the right leadership in office, we’ll be able to put antigovernment/anti-science scum like you in prison where you belong. Enjoy your little re-open protests. Because one day soon we will bring the hammer down on you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?
Ok. But when would you propose they reopen? Until they find a vaccine? They’ll all fail far before then
I'm not the PP, but I'm good with following the guidance of infectious-disease and public-health specialists. How about you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?
Ok. But when would you propose they reopen? Until they find a vaccine? They’ll all fail far before then
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?
Ok. But when would you propose they reopen? Until they find a vaccine? They’ll all fail far before then
Anonymous wrote:How do people not understand that opening up prematurely is BAD for business?
LEt's say you open up. Can you afford to operate at half capacity?
Let's say you can hold the line at 50% your usual foot traffic. Are you aware that much less than 50% feels comfortable going out and about for nonessential services? Lower demand will make you operate at even less than 50%. Can you still afford to operate?
Let's say that people do actually feel comfortable coming out and there is a demand. Then cases spike again, triggering another lockdown. Can you afford to close up shop for another few months and resume this process all over again?