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If a tsunami was coming and Trump refused to move the boat to a safe harbor and the boat wrecks, do you not blame trump? Or do you say “imagine blaming a tsunami on trump”?
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When you have 330 million boats to move. How many safe spaces, ummm, I mean harbors, can you find?
what I want to know is this:
how do the optimists and the “it’s not big deal, this will blow over” people do it? I admire their outlook while also thinking they’re crazy.
As many as you can reasonably find, don't you think?
Or what? Better to yell "don't worry everyone, the tsunami's gonna be really small!"?
This
It will be hell in crowded, dense clusterfook cities where people crawl all over themselves to get anywhere.
This virus will have many rethink the whole clustering trend to cities in hopes to "save the planet".
It likely will be in most rural states.
It will be hell in crowded, dense clusterfook cities where people crawl all over themselves to get anywhere.
This virus will have many rethink the whole clustering trend to cities in hopes to "save the planet".
will you aknowlege South Korea's success ?? )
South Korea coronavirus cases decline, while U.S. cases rise ...
www.miamiherald.com › news › coronavirus › article241386441
US, South Korea reported first coronavirus cases on the same day. How they compare now. By Brooke Wolford. March 20, 2020 08:24 PM. ORDER REPRINT →.
Yeah, especially after this, when people see you really can do many things remotely, there is really not so much need to cluster in these cities
Well, damn good thing we kept the Chinamen away from South Korea back in the 50's, yeah?
I'm slightly buzzed, and my place of work may have a China-Virus fix.....we'll see.