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PS - Ohio and Mississippi

PeraclesPlease — Fri, 24 Apr 2020 15:38:00 +0000

In reply to We need a wall to keep them

PS - Ohio and Mississippi rivers do much of what you're asking (take Mitch & Elaine too, please)

Trump and minion Pence didn't

artappraiser — Fri, 24 Apr 2020 05:11:55 +0000

In reply to YIKES, Georgia plans to open

Trump and minion Pence didn't just throw Gov. Kemp under the bus on this, they basically used him and shived him:

He was for it before he was against it https://t.co/weq6ZGeC3N
— Steven Mazie (@stevenmazie) April 24, 2020

WHAT BOTHERS ME ABOUT THAT- who convinced him to do that, overnight?

Someone's got influence to make him say "absolutely not" to Kemp overnight. Whoever that is, they care about when things open and they didn't like it happening in GA right away.. Jvanka maybe? Some buddy from Mar a Lago that has lots of interest in GA? Etc.

Cause they are all basically letting him babble anything he wants to, the black light and bleach shit today was humiliating to all of them

Look at her for example, she's ready to vomit:

Here is Dr. Birx's reaction when President Trump asks his science advisor to study using UV light on the human body and injecting disinfectant to fight the coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/MVno5X7JMA
— Daniel Lewis (@Daniel_Lewis3) April 24, 2020

But someone stood up to him and made him shiv Kemp.

Why do these people continually put up with the humiliation?

southern movie theatre chain

artappraiser — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 22:45:45 +0000

In reply to States with no physical proximity requirements

southern movie theatre chain and others don't wanna open early:

"Hell no, we're not opening on Monday." Under political pressure to reopen in states like Georgia, theater owners push back. https://t.co/woprTsWDp0
— NYT Media (@nytmedia) April 23, 2020

Thank you. My people.

moat — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 20:52:47 +0000

In reply to this rant about the "open"

Thank you. My people.

this rant about the "open"

artappraiser — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 20:43:25 +0000

In reply to Your observation prompts me

this rant about the "open" protestors being wimps, that was censored by Facebook, and tweeted by Martina Navratilova because she agreed with it, is actually a great description of the difference between living in isolation in NYC vs. most of flyover.

Your observation prompts me

moat — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 20:35:51 +0000

In reply to Plus we need to understand

Your observation prompts me to think that the mitigation policies are not separable past a certain point.

In NYC, there is a heightened awareness of the choke points of physical proximity. But the stay-at-home component also relates to the stay-in-your-neighborhood element. While many less people are going to physical work sites, they still move around by varying degrees to shop for food and supplies and take care of family.

The automobile as a vector is not something I am seeing come up into any study as yet. But how it is used in the course of daily life is very different in different places.

EDITED to make less obscure.

Plus we need to understand

PeraclesPlease — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 19:03:49 +0000

In reply to No argument for anything.

Plus we need to understand causality to relax unneeded restraints and keep in place or tighten the needed ones. Of course being outside in a ballgame or stadium concert probably loses the benign trappings of being outside. They thought originally it would take roughly 10 minutes of exposure to become infected. While that's probably optimistic, passing by someone on a sidewalk probably won't do it in the vast number of cases. Otherwise I think we'd see much bigger numbers. Inside Petri dishes? A different story.

We're gonna need a longer

jollyroger — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 17:26:37 +0000

In reply to I could be too cynical but

We're gonna need a longer swab??

p.s. was promoting the idea

artappraiser — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:24:40 +0000

In reply to Gottlieb is highly respected

p.s. was promoting the idea on Squawkbox/CNBC this morning:

"Local governments, state governments should be looking at seeing what activities they can move outside because things are going to be done more safely outside” @ScottGottliebMD. https://t.co/UsdWxFwtxJ
— Mark Sharpe (@MarkSharpe39kFT) April 23, 2020

No argument for anything.

Flavius — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 14:22:15 +0000

In reply to I think the argument Flavius

No argument for anything.

I take it back.

I argued that their rejection of the social distancing guide lines was causing the six members of the mid western rejection front to be disproportionately affected by Covit 19. Wrong.

Today 's NYT refutes that.

The list of hot spots still features a mid western leader: Lincoln Ark tops the chart with , sadly, 3,739 Covit victims per 100,000 people. But only two other counties made it to todayś list of top 33 Covit victims.