CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[michigancat]

I’ve flown in and out of the Phoenix airport about a billion times and I’ve never seen it so empty.

Wait a gosh darn minute! Are you calling Charlie Kirk a liar?

https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1238872085314732032

I mean he's got a point, that's probably worse than playing basketball games

[waks]

I don't really think that was his point.

[DaBigTrain]

There were 4 people in line, TOTAL, getting through security. They do have a new machine tho and I didn’t have to take anything out of my backpack!

[420seriouscat69]

@420seriouscat69 Ted and AOC agree

https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1238957310787170307?s=19

😲

[420seriouscat69]

Kinda crazy tbh. These are the ppl who will be hit the hardest economically. I get the point of staying away, but these places have about a 17% success rate as is from the start. Hope the former bartender can help pay some wages with her old friends out of work, while she begs them to stay away and knows tips are key in that industry.

[420seriouscat69]

I went to lunch at Kona Grill today and there were like 35 ppl there, tops. Then met a friend at Brady’s for a drink (Irish bar in Brookside) and there were probably 40 ppl there as well. Our friend who is super left thinks this thing is BS and I told her that I found that fascinating knowing her stances. Sometimes midwesterners are just midwesterners deep down and think everything is a hoax.

[CHONGS]

I wonder how the reactions to this might change is it's discovered that this originated in the US?  Not saying it did, but the insistence in calling it a foreign virus or Wuhan flu (even though it's not a flu) seems very important for conservatives.

[steve dave]

I went to lunch at Kona Grill today and there were like 35 ppl there, tops. Then met a friend at Brady’s for a drink (Irish bar in Brookside) and there were probably 40 ppl there as well. Our friend who is super left thinks this thing is BS and I told her that I found that fascinating knowing her stances. Sometimes midwesterners are just midwesterners deep down and think everything is a hoax.

for my friend wacky

https://twitter.com/hayesdavenport/status/1238960583245836288

[michigancat]

I don't really think that was his point.

Oh thanks

[420seriouscat69]

I went to lunch at Kona Grill today and there were like 35 ppl there, tops. Then met a friend at Brady’s for a drink (Irish bar in Brookside) and there were probably 40 ppl there as well. Our friend who is super left thinks this thing is BS and I told her that I found that fascinating knowing her stances. Sometimes midwesterners are just midwesterners deep down and think everything is a hoax.

for my friend wacky

https://twitter.com/hayesdavenport/status/1238960583245836288

[michigancat]

Kinda crazy tbh. These are the ppl who will be hit the hardest economically. I get the point of staying away, but these places have about a 17% success rate as is from the start. Hope the former bartender can help pay some wages with her old friends out of work, while she begs them to stay away and knows tips are key in that industry.

I get it but keeping a bar open is not a big deal in the grand scheme of things right now

[steve dave]

you know what may not be great for business? reducing the population by 3%.

[420seriouscat69]

I heard it would be 1% and that population is obviously elderly ppl who are probably done “bar hopping”. Again, I agree this is very serious and I’m bunkered down right now. In fact, the Mrs is mad I made us leave early. Just trying to process it all, while telling my MAGA Dad that it’s ok, we have golf to look forward to if we hunker down.

[michigancat]

I heard it would be 1% and that population is obviously elderly ppl who are probably done “bar hopping”. Again, I agree this is very serious and I’m bunkered down right now. In fact, the Mrs is mad I made us leave early. Just trying to process it all, while telling my MAGA Dad that it’s ok, we have golf to look forward to if we hunker down.

You should be telling your dad it's not ok

[gatoveintisiete]

Instead of shutting down our economy to protect grandparents and people with compromised health, why don't we quarantine the vulnerable and go about normal business until we have a vaccine.  It would be alot cheaper.

[michigancat]

Instead of shutting down our economy to protect grandparents and people with compromised health, why don't we quarantine the vulnerable and go about normal business until we have a vaccine.  It would be alot cheaper.

Because it's in the general population already and you can transmit it without any symptoms

[gatoveintisiete]

Instead of shutting down our economy to protect grandparents and people with compromised health, why don't we quarantine the vulnerable and go about normal business until we have a vaccine.  It would be alot cheaper.

Because it's in the general population already and you can transmit it without any symptoms

so quarantine the vulnerable so that they don't get it (huge old people camps) nobody in nobody out until this is under control.

[CHONGS]

Comprehending how this virus works requires a level of abstract thought that 27 and wacky simply aren't capable of.

[420seriouscat69]

I heard it would be 1% and that population is obviously elderly ppl who are probably done “bar hopping”. Again, I agree this is very serious and I’m bunkered down right now. In fact, the Mrs is mad I made us leave early. Just trying to process it all, while telling my MAGA Dad that it’s ok, we have golf to look forward to if we hunker down.

You should be telling your dad it's not ok

You have to know that’s a tinder subject, right? I love my fam, but I’m also not trying to scare them also that I went complete left. It’s actually a process with ppl from the old country who grew up on the flint hills and the old Wild West.



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[sys]

I heard it would be 1%.

if everyone were to completely isolate themselves for the next six weeks, maybe 1-10k will die in the united states, depending on how many people are already infected.  if we make no changes at all to our behavior, it will probably be about 5 million.

it's up to us, but you can already kinda see which path we're veering towards.

[sys]

I’m also not trying to scare them also that I went complete left.

there's nothing left or right about an infectious disease.


your parents live on a farm right?  just get them to stay there and don't go visit them or anything stupid like that and they'll be perfectly fine.

[michigancat]

I heard it would be 1% and that population is obviously elderly ppl who are probably done “bar hopping”. Again, I agree this is very serious and I’m bunkered down right now. In fact, the Mrs is mad I made us leave early. Just trying to process it all, while telling my MAGA Dad that it’s ok, we have golf to look forward to if we hunker down.

You should be telling your dad it's not ok

You have to know that’s a tinder subject, right? I love my fam, but I’m also not trying to scare them also that I went complete left. It’s actually a process with ppl from the old country who grew up on the flint hills and the old Wild West.



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It isn't about politics or how rural Kansans think. Where do you think I come from? I called my mom yesterday with the intention of scaring the crap out of her based on what my wife, who is a health care professional, is telling me. If my mom and dad and sister and her kids aren't careful, they'll infect my grandparents or themselves and my grandparents will likely die because they won't get a ventilator if they need it because there won't be enough available.

[sys]

His closer is exactly what I've been talking about. Hospitals are about to be over capacity. It's like a for-profit system is reluctant to build more beds than they think they'll need

might wait a few weeks and see how much excess capacity is built into the health care systems of western europe before you render your diagnosis as to cause.

[michigancat]

His closer is exactly what I've been talking about. Hospitals are about to be over capacity. It's like a for-profit system is reluctant to build more beds than they think they'll need

might wait a few weeks and see how much excess capacity is built into the health care systems of western europe before you render your diagnosis as to cause.

Fair

[420seriouscat69]

They live in Lenexa, but my grandparents live on a farm in the flint hills. My bro? Former track alternate for the US team in Louisiana. He’s been down there for about 20+ years now and is eating up the South talk. He’s conservative AF!


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