CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[sonofdaxjones]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

But I realize we're dealing with people who take every countries proclamations at face value. 

I view some of the information out of Taiwan (for example) to be every bit as propaganda laden as that coming out of CCP China.

If you don't understand why this is, then you're really not a thinking person and haven't been paying attention.

[Bqqkie Pimp]

https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/1257316780545994753

You guys are the shittiest liberals on the planet. When do you get off your high horses and actually start caring about humanity in general.

Most of you hate Trump more than you love the well being of fellow man.

What is Trump asking us to do that we're not doing?

Only the most important part of it all....

UNDERSTAND THAT THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA IS LYING TO YOU TO PROMOTE AN AGENDA THAT DOES NOT SERVE YOU.

(Hence why I called you shitty liberals and WHY I'm embarrassed to be a lefty)

 

[michigancat]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

[Rage Against the McKee]

https://twitter.com/cwarzel/status/1257341156209446912


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the thing about this is we're still doing "lockdowns". Which is definitely doing something about it but really just enough to stop ICU's from getting overrun while pissing everyone off. And the economy's going to be just as shitty for years because we aren't doing anything other than fairly loose lockdowns and waiting for a vaccine.

https://twitter.com/MattZeitlin/status/1257352958536298498

I would equate what we are doing with giving a school a resource officer and having the occasional school shooter drill.

[Phil Titola]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

But I realize we're dealing with people who take every countries proclamations at face value. 

I view some of the information out of Taiwan (for example) to be every bit as propaganda laden as that coming out of CCP China.

If you don't understand why this is, then you're really not a thinking person and haven't been paying attention.

which countries didn't do much and now are on the backside of this?

[sonofdaxjones]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

Actually cRusty, I've already discussed Germany multiple times.

It's just a crying shame that you try so hard . . . your constant comments of this type only show what a total downgrade you can be.

[nicname]

Looking forward to the @DQ12 Tuesday covid deaths compared to last tuesday. One of my fave updates itt.

[star seed 7]

Yeah, he's a tiny little baby ray of sunshine. I really appreciate it 

[michigancat]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

Actually cRusty, I've already discussed Germany multiple times.

It's just a crying shame that you try so hard . . . your constant comments of this type only show what a total downgrade you can be.

Germany clearly started testing sooner and at a higher rate than we did

[sonofdaxjones]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

Actually cRusty, I've already discussed Germany multiple times.

It's just a crying shame that you try so hard . . . your constant comments of this type only show what a total downgrade you can be.

Germany clearly started testing sooner and at a higher rate than we did

Thanks, I already knew that.

[michigancat]

so who are the countries you are referring to here?

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

Actually cRusty, I've already discussed Germany multiple times.

It's just a crying shame that you try so hard . . . your constant comments of this type only show what a total downgrade you can be.

Germany clearly started testing sooner and at a higher rate than we did

What strand did they have, though?

[sonofdaxjones]

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

I suppose Sweden is one but I'm not convinced they're in the clear (or won't have a wrecked economy like the rest of the world). any others who have essentially not done much but are in the clear?

However honestly if our the actions other than lockdown amount to waiting for a vaccine I'd definitely prefer the Sweden approach. whatever.

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

Actually cRusty, I've already discussed Germany multiple times.

It's just a crying shame that you try so hard . . . your constant comments of this type only show what a total downgrade you can be.

Germany clearly started testing sooner and at a higher rate than we did

What strand did they have, though?

Check with Cuomo (only the slowest of the slow don't understand how important the strain is)

[sonofdaxjones]

so who are the countries you are referring to here?

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

cRusty . . . what does this mean?

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

[michigancat]

cRusty . . . what does this mean?

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

It was in reference to you not trusting results from Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and other Asian countries when trying to learn what a successful response to the virus looks like. I thought you might trust results from predominantly white countries so we can try to emulate their success.

[Phil Titola]

What countries Dax?  Name names!

[nicname]

cRusty . . . what does this mean?

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

It was in reference to you not trusting results from Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and other Asian countries when trying to learn what a successful response to the virus looks like. I thought you might trust results from predominantly white countries so we can try to emulate their success.

C'mon man. This is over the line.

[sonofdaxjones]

cRusty . . . what does this mean?

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

It was in reference to you not trusting results from Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and other Asian countries when trying to learn what a successful response to the virus looks like. I thought you might trust results from predominantly white countries so we can try to emulate their success.

Oh cRusty . . . be true to your wokeness for once

[chum1]

Lol

About two dozen employees from Boston Consulting Group, Insight, McKinsey and other firms have volunteered their time

https://twitter.com/gregpmiller/status/1257712925139181569

[Bqqkie Pimp]

cRusty . . . what does this mean?

Also, I'm sure that there are some predominantly white countries that you trust the results from like New Zealand, Australia, and Germany.

It was in reference to you not trusting results from Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and other Asian countries when trying to learn what a successful response to the virus looks like. I thought you might trust results from predominantly white countries so we can try to emulate their success.

The President of Tanzia was suspicious of the quality of test kits for Covid, so he sent in samples of a fruit, goat, and a sheep, with human names and ages to be tested. The paw paw fruit and the goat tested positive.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-tanzania-idUSKBN22F0KF

 

[michigancat]

dax!

so who are the countries you are referring to here?

Yet other countries response was to essentially not do much and they're approaching being on the backside.

[chum1]

Job well done, everyone.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1257730562963288064

[Phil Titola]

Job well done, everyone.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1257730562963288064

Pass out some pens and coins.  Mission Accomplished!

[Bqqkie Pimp]

Job well done, everyone.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1257730562963288064

Translation from White House:  This battle appears to be won.  Bigger news forthcoming.

[michigancat]

Lol

About two dozen employees from Boston Consulting Group, Insight, McKinsey and other firms have volunteered their time

https://twitter.com/gregpmiller/status/1257712925139181569

these rough ridin' clowns

The document alleges that the team responsible for PPE had little success in helping the government secure such equipment, in part because none of the team's members had significant experience in health care, procurement or supply-chain operations. In addition, none of the volunteers had existing relationships with manufacturers or a clear understanding of customs requirements or Food and Drug Administration rules, according to the complaint and two senior administration officials.

The team of volunteers focused on PPE had trouble developing manufacturer relationships and making inroads with brokers, in part because they were using personal email accounts, rather than official government email addresses, the House Oversight Committee complaint states. Three senior administration officials confirmed the volunteers' use of personal email addresses.

In addition to the already challenging circumstances, the complaint also says that on some of the teams, "minimal attempts at social distancing are taken."