Ahh nothing will get ruined will take time but life as usual with less dead bodies
Coronavirus
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TonySmjc
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guess your going to need to learn the hard way
the equations not going to balance
Way to much emphasis on compassion
Not near enough or fiscal reality
but what can you expect out of a liberal crap hole like ny
They will pile up if thousands more die but hey you know whats best for us LOL
Sounds like fun but not my type of thing..lol
Yup your way much better open up everything let more people die Hell Im sure your boats will be packed with people who know you dont care if they get sick and die But hell your making money right so thats what matters?
TonySmjc
Well-Known Angler
You miss the point
this isn’t about me , or my business in general
it’s a much broader view
Once again
My wife earns a good salary and will have her job when it’s over
my business is poised and ready to ride this out till 2021 if that comes to pass
this is about the destruction being done to the city
They country and the world in general
we’ve made a bad bad trade off and for a very very tiny percentage of the population of the world
the needs of the few can’t outweigh the needs of the many
And this is exactly that
this isn’t about me , or my business in general
it’s a much broader view
Once again
My wife earns a good salary and will have her job when it’s over
my business is poised and ready to ride this out till 2021 if that comes to pass
this is about the destruction being done to the city
They country and the world in general
we’ve made a bad bad trade off and for a very very tiny percentage of the population of the world
the needs of the few can’t outweigh the needs of the many
And this is exactly that
The destruction would of been worse if NYS didnt shut down what they did guess you dont see that
Capt13
Well-Known Angler
From the Post:
The tests show 2.7 million in New York state have developed antibodies through exposure. Meaning, with 16,000 COVID-19 deaths, the state’s mortality rate is a little less than 0.6 percent. Nowhere near as lethal as the dire 3.4 percent death rate the World Health Organization was billing early last month .
Of course, every death is one too many. But what we have seen over the past two months is that computer models are unreliable when it comes to predicting the future, and the premise we agreed on to vaporize 25 million jobs exaggerated the risks.
We know now that 64 percent of those who have died in New York were aged over 70. Of patients hospitalized with the disease, 94 percent had underlying conditions such as obesity or diabetes. Did the models include a scenario in which we focused efforts on protecting the elderly and infirm while allowing the young and healthy to keep the economy ticking?
The consequences of overreach are dire. The International Monetary Fund this week warned the coronavirus has plunged the world into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Famine, war and human misery are sure to follow.
The tests show 2.7 million in New York state have developed antibodies through exposure. Meaning, with 16,000 COVID-19 deaths, the state’s mortality rate is a little less than 0.6 percent. Nowhere near as lethal as the dire 3.4 percent death rate the World Health Organization was billing early last month .
Of course, every death is one too many. But what we have seen over the past two months is that computer models are unreliable when it comes to predicting the future, and the premise we agreed on to vaporize 25 million jobs exaggerated the risks.
We know now that 64 percent of those who have died in New York were aged over 70. Of patients hospitalized with the disease, 94 percent had underlying conditions such as obesity or diabetes. Did the models include a scenario in which we focused efforts on protecting the elderly and infirm while allowing the young and healthy to keep the economy ticking?
The consequences of overreach are dire. The International Monetary Fund this week warned the coronavirus has plunged the world into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Famine, war and human misery are sure to follow.
TonySmjc
Well-Known Angler
Sure I see it and I agree it would have been worse
still not bad enough to do what we’ve done
That’s what your missing
Even at its worst ( and yea it would have been worse) you can’t do this
Because this is more destructive and will have longer lasting effects
I know it’s not the nice compassionate response
Lifes just not that nice or compassionate
Chinacat
Well-Known Angler
So are you going out and about and testing your theory?
You going out regularly and interacting with others without any protection or precautions?
Yeah open everything let more die makes sense to me
TonySmjc
Well-Known Angler
I’ve been out everyday and I mean everyday
TonySmjc
Well-Known Angler
as much sense as what we’re doing makes to me
Ill bet hes sitting at home
Spread it around NY Corona capitol of the world wonder why
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