RobHowe
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They probably made up the story.
Are you personally worried about getting the Coronavirus?
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They probably made up the story.
tksirius
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RobHowe
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Yep. Just a bunch of fake news out there. What are we going to do? We're screwed.
I'm sure it didn't help. But Spain, France, the UK, and New York is pretty much the same already or catching fast.
tksirius
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Sorry, I'm too dumb to figure that out.
So you aren't going to blindly believe the NPR story like you do the "empty hospital" stories?
MelroseHawkins
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LOL!
GoHawks12345
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I don't think TK is purposefully making the font big. He's just doing a copy and paste, and that is how it comes over.
TK, if you paste the text into notepad, then copy it again from notepad, that will normalize the font.
In exchange for my help, will you answer if you are against taking vaccines?
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
When I see a live stream of a guy walking into an empty ER, yeah, I'll believe that over an NPR story.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
I'm not gonna lie, I would definitely protect my four-legged family members before myself.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
You're probably the only person on here that doesn't realize they are screenshots.
There's plenty of areas that haven't even been hit by the virus yet so of course there are empty hospitals. Do you think the virus is evenly spread everywhere? Also do you think the local news could get away with doing a fake story on how packed Mercy hospital is in Des Moines without half of the city knowing it was bs? I know the media exaggerates for ratings. But I don't see how they could run a story that was such a blatant lie that was so easy for all the views to figure out. Sure it's easy for people in Iowa to believe a fake story about full hospitals in New York. But those people in New York would all know it was fake and it would blow up in their faces bad.
Just seriously think about what I just said and you will have to agree. Think of the hospital closest to where you live. Then think about how bad it would look if the media said it was full when everyone living there knows it's empty. I know you never want to see the other side of something or put any thought into if it might be true. But seriously, just think about that scenario for one minute and let me know what you think.
I thought about your side, wondering if it could be true that hospitals are really empty. This post is the thoughts I came up with by actually trying to see the other side. Let me know what thoughts you come up with.
kicker22
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I predict we'll all be in quarantine by the time the next flu season hits so no one will be outside to get it.
tksirius
HN's Love Doctor
Ironically, most of the videos I've seen are from NYC. Why would you find it difficult to believe the MSM could run a story that was a blatant lie, when they've been shown to do it over and over? CBS keeps that blatant lie about the nurse losing her job up on their Twitter despite it thoroughly being debunked. CBS keeps using that footage from Italy as if it is in, now, two different states (see my post above). Why do you blindly believe what you see from these sources?
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattv...lack-of-medical-masks-is-a-fake-news-n2566434
Healzya
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Both of you are right. In areas where the virus is not prolific hospitals are furloughing staff and asking others to take a pay decrease. Due to the ban on elective surgeries and people avoiding the hospital all together if they can, they are losing a lot of money.
On the other side though, the areas that have been hard hit they are facing a big issue with staff shortages and overworking.
My wife is a nurse and our area doesn't have many cases. Her hospital is empty and they are cancelling nurses shifts all over the place. She also receives multiple offers every day to go to New York and work for 3 weeks for large amounts of money.
On the other side though, the areas that have been hard hit they are facing a big issue with staff shortages and overworking.
My wife is a nurse and our area doesn't have many cases. Her hospital is empty and they are cancelling nurses shifts all over the place. She also receives multiple offers every day to go to New York and work for 3 weeks for large amounts of money.
kicker22
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Just curious but how are restaurants a necessity? I'd think they'd fall into the luxury heading. Aside from the economic factor and the amount of employees it would bring back to the workforce, I don't see it being a necessity to anyone working outside of that industry, but rather a service that satisfies a want versus provides a need.
I do agree with you on the school situation and find it odd that they're still preaching no gatherings of more than 10 individuals yet even opening up the conversation of schools opening May 1st. I simply don't see how we can push for social distancing and minimizing social gatherings to 10 or fewer people, but then send the kids back to school to finish out the school year. Seems like a huge contradiction.
SteveGarvey1
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People have wanted to get rid of the handshake line anyway. Perfect excuse to do so.
SteveGarvey1
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I would think one of the purposes of social distancing is to buy time. Buy time for some therapeutic meds to come into production, like perhaps the hydroxochoraquine, within a month or two, buy time for the warmer weather to hit when the COVID-19 isn't quite as deadly. Surely, Fauci, Blix and others would know that social distancing would just prolong things and make it worse in long run, wouldn't they?
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