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Mar 13 2020 02:51am
Quote (Ghot @ 13 Mar 2020 07:42)


this was bound to happen, thanks chuck
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Corona is gonna be the tale of how Tulsi wins the Presidency after all the boomers keel over.
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Mar 13 2020 03:28am
African countries move to restrict European visitors amid coronavirus pandemic
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Mar 13 2020 03:44am
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 13 Mar 2020 10:28)
African countries move to restrict European visitors amid coronavirus pandemic


thats not good at all
if corona is gonna spread through africa we can say that:
its likely gonna spread like crazy with many deaths since i doubt 3rd world african countries are able to take serious actions against it. oh and tons of ppl

and the "virus will disappear when the weather gets warmer" is clearly not correct either
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Mar 13 2020 03:57am
Quote (fender @ 13 Mar 2020 04:28)
well, according to ^zarkadon the spanish govenment had a rather hands-off approach to the situation. just looking at the numbers (concerning the overall cases and deaths over the last week, and comparing them with germany for example), that seems to have backfired massively. but hey, at least there was no 'hysteria' that would have unnecessarily disturbed his precious markets...


If the US and UK continue to adopt soft measures, it will be interesting to see how that works out, and see which approach was better or worse for the economy in the long run.

On a side note, TIL you can mention people here with a "^". Thanks.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ 13 Mar 2020 02:08)
Spain' is in serious trouble. I would bet they will close schools for Monday.
Whole EU is about to do it anyway.


Our government's image has been severely damaged by how they've handled the crisis. They went from literally saying "if our children ask us if it's safe to go to the Women's March, we will tell them that it is and that they should go if they want to", to closing schools on the following day and then banning all mass events on the day after that. Their reaction has been very incompetent and comes out as saying "we needed to take strict measures against the virus, but we couldn't let them be an obstacle for a feminist rally, which is our priority over public health". Two members of the government that attended have tested positive, and the whole government is now under a self-imposed soft quarantine.

And things aren't much better on the hard-right conservative camp, as the party VOX decided to make a convention of their own to counteract the attention given to the feminist rally, and a few days later several of the party members that attended have tested positive too.
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Mar 13 2020 04:11am
Quote (zarkadon @ 13 Mar 2020 10:57)
If the US and UK continue to adopt soft measures, it will be interesting to see how that works out, and see which approach was better or worse for the economy in the long run.

On a side note, TIL you can mention people here with a "^". Thanks.



Our government's image has been severely damaged by how they've handled the crisis. They went from literally saying "if our children ask us if it's safe to go to the Women's March, we will tell them that it is and that they should go if they want to", to closing schools on the following day and then banning all mass events on the day after that. Their reaction has been very incompetent and comes out as saying "we needed to take strict measures against the virus, but we couldn't let them be an obstacle for a feminist rally, which is our priority over public health". Two members of the government that attended have tested positive, and the whole government is now under a self-imposed soft quarantine.

And things aren't much better on the hard-right conservative camp, as the party VOX decided to make a convention of their own to counteract the attention given to the feminist rally, and a few days later several of the party members that attended have tested positive too.



Isnt it also a problem for Spain that you have a very high degree of urbanization?
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Mar 13 2020 04:14am
Quote (Black XistenZ @ 13 Mar 2020 11:11)
Isnt it also a problem for Spain that you have a very high degree of urbanization?


That does indeed contribute. There are still several provinces with no reported cases at all... all of them among the most rural and least inhabited ones. Meanwhile, the spread is high in big cities, especially in Madrid.
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Mar 13 2020 04:14am
Quote (zarkadon @ Mar 13 2020 10:57am)
If the US and UK continue to adopt soft measures, it will be interesting to see how that works out, and see which approach was better or worse for the economy in the long run.

On a side note, TIL you can mention people here with a "^". Thanks.



Our government's image has been severely damaged by how they've handled the crisis. They went from literally saying "if our children ask us if it's safe to go to the Women's March, we will tell them that it is and that they should go if they want to", to closing schools on the following day and then banning all mass events on the day after that. Their reaction has been very incompetent and comes out as saying "we needed to take strict measures against the virus, but we couldn't let them be an obstacle for a feminist rally, which is our priority over public health". Two members of the government that attended have tested positive, and the whole government is now under a self-imposed soft quarantine.

And things aren't much better on the hard-right conservative camp, as the party VOX decided to make a convention of their own to counteract the attention given to the feminist rally, and a few days later several of the party members that attended have tested positive too.


Wasn't that you a few days ago saying this was all panicking and that's it's just like the flu?
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Mar 13 2020 04:18am
Quote (Djunior @ 13 Mar 2020 11:14)
Wasn't that you a few days ago saying this was all panicking and that's it's just like the flu?


I've always been in favour of measures, but not in favour of halting the economy.

I still think a soft approach is better in the long run.
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Quote (trader @ Mar 13 2020 05:44am)
thats not good at all
if corona is gonna spread through africa we can say that:
its likely gonna spread like crazy with many deaths since i doubt 3rd world african countries are able to take serious actions against it. oh and tons of ppl

and the "virus will disappear when the weather gets warmer" is clearly not correct either


Won't be as bad there because their population pyramid by age isn't upside down like American, European, China, and Japan, where the countries have been geriatric for quite some time.

When you have entire populations being kept alive through artificial means while denying natural selection, all the while refusing to let the weak die off naturally as they would have, thus weakening the human race in terms of directing its evolution, then a virus that is more or less a very very nasty cold will become a pandemic.

Getting all Nietzschean here.

This post was edited by Skinned on Mar 13 2020 04:31am
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