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3 minutes ago, Wes21 said:
Its interesting how different countries are handling this. But to be fair to Chy-nah, when they go into "lockdown" its much more restrictive than here in the United States. I'd venture to say we couldn't do what Chy-Nah did here in the US, other than in particular communities (most likely highly dense downtown type areas).
No we could not do what they did. We did what was needed at the time yet the time is gone and were still sittin here.
4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:We are actually 30th in the world in tests per capita.
But, yeah, we are going a little overboard IMO. I have stayed pretty much on point with that throughout the whole episode. It's funny because a lot of people in this thread were freaking out at me.
per capita would matter if we needed to test nation wide. We dont, so, yay!
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On 6/8/2020 at 7:05 PM, kungfoodude said:
In fairness, they also don't have free access to testing, so it might be running rampant.
Day 16 since protests started.
Day 47 since GA began opening up.
We test more than anyone in the world. Hell Chy-nah just said fuxk it we aint testing poo round eye.
Outside of Wuhan, Chy-nah opened up after only 16 days. 16.... 16.
We've been down since March? r'You shittin me?
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1 hour ago, 45catfan said:
WHO are you? Really, the WHO that initially said this wasn't bad, to crap--the whole world is in dire straits, is now saying asymptomatic people ARE NOT VECTORS!
Wow, so this whole time we closed off the economy to healthy people was a farce. Ugh.
I cant believe folks are still afraid of this thing. On par with other viruses, contagious but less lethal. Look out there. You see those crowds? Today marks day 14 since the protests started. We should be seeing reports from all over the nation about a massive spike. I doubt you'll hear of it tho.
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How many days has it been now? May 25 to June 16? 22 days and counting. Minnesota has shown no spike. New York is opening. Georgia is still plugging along.
Are we ready to see it yet?