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Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

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This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

China is going to rise because China is dealing with the virus rather than pretending it doesn't exist.

?? Can't even. What does this mean? We're not dealing with the virus? Jeez, if this situation isn't dealing with the virus, I'm terrified of what you think dealing with the virus should look like.

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Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

China is going to rise because China is dealing with the virus rather than pretending it doesn't exist.

?? Can't even. What does this mean? We're not dealing with the virus? Jeez, if this situation isn't dealing with the virus, I'm terrified of what you think dealing with the virus should look like.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

China is going to rise because China is dealing with the virus rather than pretending it doesn't exist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

That’s because the DMV shut down What do you think the death toll would’ve been if we hadn’t? Also we are learning that people who get sick and recover are often suffering long term damage to vital organs. We are also not sure whether surviving Covid confers immunity to future infection.

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Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

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I honestly think that maybe we have to completely reopen and then close again. Then we might get enough PPE and tests for the next opening. Sad, but might have to happen to convince people. The only way to get rid of this thing is to go to the "box it in" phase where we do tracing and isolating. Some places are ready with the tests and tracers all set up. Most are not. The virus might well be "everywhere", but we have to stomp it out and the only way to do that is to start testing and tracing if we fully open. We might get through the summer okay with everyone outdoors, but it will come back in the fall. Now is the time to have a lot of tests and trace.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response

Enough with the public health "experts"!!! We need LEADERS. People who don't turn on a whim, who take problems seriously, all problems, all the deaths, all the devastation, all the people and not just the dang Boomers. People are NOT dying from this like we're being told. 202 deaths in Maryland other than nursing homes, etc. And for sure those people are mostly sick besides. 202! That is a totally insignificant number in the scheme of society and history and life.

There will be very limited forgiveness and patience for you people who keep up with the hysterics. Who lobby rabidly to keep schools closed and businesses shuttered. When we all look back and see how over-wrought and hysterical we became, when the West is decimated as China rises, when the economy is destroyed and the Greatest Depression has set in, you hystericals will be shunned. Common sense people will not allow a dreaded "second wave" to shutter our society again, because we will have collectively shot our load once and, being catastrophically misguided and cowardly and WRONG about how bad this virus is, we won't be willing to do it again. A tide will rise very high, even in cowardly MoCo/NoVa.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we need to ask ourselves is why South Korea has 300 deaths and an unemployment rate of 4%. while we are at 90,000 deaths and an unemployment rate of nearly 15%

Good governance matters.

We should not have to choose between our lives and our livelihood

We should be demanding more from our elected leaders: more testing, more contact tracing, more PPE, more coordination of public health efforts, honest and transparent accounting of all deaths everywhere

thanks for the latest D talking points again just like clockwork

South Korea has a healthier population, almost no brown people (Vitamin D) issue, and most importantly a collectivist society

testing doesn't matter if you are sick stay home
contact tracing doesn't matter the virus is everywhere
PPE eh wrap a rag around your face
coordination of public health efforts ok you got one right congrats
honest and transparent accounting of all deaths sure along with statistics showing deaths from this for generally healthy folks are insignificant and most are nursing home related

next

This cannot be a serious response!
Every reputable Public health expert tells us this is what we have to do to reopen safely
Regarding your point that the task is harder in the US well that is why we need stronger leadership from our administration. Not excuses or deflections.

and every economic expert says if we don't reopen the country will collapse

and yes that's a serious response