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Not a majority, but 4-12%. Doesn’t seem like a lot, except the general population is 1%.
Prisoners are around 15%.
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Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
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Not a majority, but 4-12%. Doesn’t seem like a lot, except the general population is 1%.
Prisoners are around 15%.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Someone is sporting a boner early!!
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
I have two left from yardwork this past fall. We've thought about donating, but we've decided to hold onto them since my wife works in a hospital. If she gets sick and I need to care for her, I need to take every precaution I can. I know this is selfish, but my prospects aren't rosy if I get it.
We have a plan on how to use, disinfect, and reuse them if necessary, as risky as that is. I've been fitted and trained on how to use them properly as part of my job. We've already planned what to do if either of us gets sick. We've set up separate rooms for both of us stocked with a few days of clothes so we can immediately isolate and still keep moving.
If I had a couple dozen, I'd ask my Dr. brother where to send them. Though, I am sure all production has been secured and sold to the feds or state agencies. They are getting the first supply of them I'm sure. And I know more are being made 24/7 and at maximum line speed.
I have two left from yardwork this past fall. We've thought about donating, but we've decided to hold onto them since my wife works in a hospital. If she gets sick and I need to care for her, I need to take every precaution I can. I know this is selfish, but my prospects aren't rosy if I get it.
We have a plan on how to use, disinfect, and reuse them if necessary, as risky as that is. I've been fitted and trained on how to use them properly as part of my job. We've already planned what to do if either of us gets sick. We've set up separate rooms for both of us stocked with a few days of clothes so we can immediately isolate and still keep moving.
If I had a couple dozen, I'd ask my Dr. brother where to send them. Though, I am sure all production has been secured and sold to the feds or state agencies. They are getting the first supply of them I'm sure. And I know more are being made 24/7 and at maximum line speed.
ticapnews
Never graduate.
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
Ben Kavanaugh is an Irishman who was teaching in Wuhan when the virus broke out. Locked down. Quarantined.
He and other EU nationals were evacuated to Europe, eventually landing in London. They were kept at a hotel for two weeks. Lockdown. Quarantined.
Now Ben is back home in Dublin and sure enough... Lockdown. Quarantined.
Ironically he's talked to friends from Wuhan and the lockdown there has ended.
Ben Kavanaugh is an Irishman who was teaching in Wuhan when the virus broke out. Locked down. Quarantined.
He and other EU nationals were evacuated to Europe, eventually landing in London. They were kept at a hotel for two weeks. Lockdown. Quarantined.
Now Ben is back home in Dublin and sure enough... Lockdown. Quarantined.
Ironically he's talked to friends from Wuhan and the lockdown there has ended.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
I'm 99% sure my company was at 100%+ capacity starting in early, early January. Maybe earlier. Probably earlier. The employee store pulled back all stock and stopped sales by like Jan 15.
But you're right, existing supplies should have been confiscated* by the governments immediately after the first signs of domestic spread in January. Pull back all stock from Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
*Secured, requisitioned, or whatever more appropriate word should be used. Obviously compensation paid.
I'm 99% sure my company was at 100%+ capacity starting in early, early January. Maybe earlier. Probably earlier. The employee store pulled back all stock and stopped sales by like Jan 15.
But you're right, existing supplies should have been confiscated* by the governments immediately after the first signs of domestic spread in January. Pull back all stock from Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
*Secured, requisitioned, or whatever more appropriate word should be used. Obviously compensation paid.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
Can't help but think this eventually extends to every state.
Can't help but think this eventually extends to every state.
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
It was 70+° out today so decided to play 9 holes at the local muni. No carts were available so everyone had to walk (Yea!).
No water, no ball washers, no sand rakes and the cups were raised so you didn't have to tend the flag.
Course was busy but everyone was keeping their distance.
It was 70+° out today so decided to play 9 holes at the local muni. No carts were available so everyone had to walk (Yea!).
No water, no ball washers, no sand rakes and the cups were raised so you didn't have to tend the flag.
Course was busy but everyone was keeping their distance.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
Whitmer now taking it under consideration, after talking to Cuomo, Newsome, and Pritzker. I now expect Michigan will join the lockdown by Monday at the latest.
Whitmer now taking it under consideration, after talking to Cuomo, Newsome, and Pritzker. I now expect Michigan will join the lockdown by Monday at the latest.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
jfc, thanks for the downer!
This kind of story makes me think of the reaction you get when watching some sci-fi movie in which an alien race is threatening to wipe the human race from existence, and you're into it and you want to say, "F##k you, we're going to band together and kick your a##", to instead think, "yeah, we f###ing deserve it, kill us all".
jfc, thanks for the downer!
This kind of story makes me think of the reaction you get when watching some sci-fi movie in which an alien race is threatening to wipe the human race from existence, and you're into it and you want to say, "F##k you, we're going to band together and kick your a##", to instead think, "yeah, we f###ing deserve it, kill us all".
ticapnews
Never graduate.
But that would have alerted the public, tanked the stock market (before they all had their stock trades squared away) and hurt his precious numbers.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Today, I applied at Aldi and Domino's Pizza. I'm also applying at Meijer and residential support homes.
I wonder if I can at least take myself to work in that circumstance.
ticapnews
Never graduate.
It will depend on what they classify as essential or emergency workers. If you're part of the food/supply chain I'd expect you'd be deemed essential.
Weird that a couple weeks ago society looked down on fast food workers and now society is dependent upon them. Maybe the guy flipping burgers is worth more than minimum wage after all?
Re: Covfefe-19: Do What Now?
Back to my point about who is panicking. Rational people who are doing their best to prevent spread who are being accused of panicking are acting calmly. The people accusing the public of panicking are actually starting to panic for fake reasons. Seems like they still don't get the idea that people get sick.
BTW, I'm aware of two people in your area that are sick, probable COVID19, worked at a local large market. No chance of them getting tests. On the other hand, where they are now is about as isolated from others as you can get.
Back to my point about who is panicking. Rational people who are doing their best to prevent spread who are being accused of panicking are acting calmly. The people accusing the public of panicking are actually starting to panic for fake reasons. Seems like they still don't get the idea that people get sick.
BTW, I'm aware of two people in your area that are sick, probable COVID19, worked at a local large market. No chance of them getting tests. On the other hand, where they are now is about as isolated from others as you can get.
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