Nashville Government covered up COVID rates

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Mick said:
Which states and cities had the best response and why? This is in regards to minimizing the spread and not the economy.
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Why spread? That's a useless number considering the amount of asymptomatic patients.
 
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Mick said:
Which states and cities had the best response and why? This is in regards to minimizing the spread and not the economy.
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The southern states, Dakotas, WY, MT for starters when it comes to deaths and hospitalizations.
 
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Mick said:
Which states and cities had the best response and why? This is in regards to minimizing the spread and not the economy.
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Wouldn’t you want to measure balance? Quick questions. Which would you rather find out. You have COVID or are homeless? Have COVID or unemployed?
 
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volfanhill said:
Wouldn’t you want to measure balance? Quick questions. Which would you rather find out. You have COVID or are homeless? Have COVID or unemployed?
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Unemployed especially if i'm in the hospital on a ventilator.
 
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volfanhill said:
And if that unemployment leads to you losing your home?
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Move to San Francisco and crap in the streets but I'm secure enough for that not to happen. But you're basically talking about the service sector of low wage earners for the most part that don't own homes.
 
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Mick said:
Move to San Francisco and crap in the streets but I'm secure enough for that not to happen. But you're basically talking about the service sector of low wage earners for the most part that don't own homes.
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Over 100 million people work in the service sector of our economy. And plenty may not own but they do rent. Putting this many people on the streets, potentially, over the danger of this virus is stupid and very short sighted. Also, depending on your age and Medical history, it could be very stupid for you to choose unemployment over this virus.
 
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davethevol said:
This almost seems criminal.
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No no no... the criminals are these pesky citizens that carry reefer on them and drive with busted tail lights... we can't hold these politicians accountable for their treachery, however.

#defund tha police
 
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volfanhill said:
Over 100 million people work in the service sector of our economy. And plenty may not own but they do rent. Putting this many people on the streets, potentially, over the danger of this virus is stupid and very short sighted. Also, depending on your age and Medical history, it could be very stupid for you to choose unemployment over this virus.
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Go get another job is all I can tell those people that crap in the streets because they shouldn't expect handouts from anyone or the Government. But you're still playing the hypothetical game so I figured I would put on the Red hat and make fun of the homeless. Nobody seemed to care about the homeless before the virus but now their all bleeding hearts.
 
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Mick said:
Move to San Francisco and crap in the streets but I'm secure enough for that not to happen. But you're basically talking about the service sector of low wage earners for the most part that don't own homes.
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That's ignorant. I can speak from personal experience of many people, including myself, who are down 30% to 40% in earnings, and we are not low wage service industry folks. The company I worked for, had approximately 1200 employees prior to the shutdowns, and downsized to 300. Many lost $100k a year plus jobs.
 
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Mick said:
Go get another job is all I can tell those people that crap in the streets because they shouldn't expect handouts from anyone or the Government. But you're still playing the hypothetical game so I figured I would put on the Red hat and make fun of the homeless. Nobody seemed to care about the homeless before the virus but now their all bleeding hearts.
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That was a lot of nonsense you just typed. It’s not hypothetical. No matter how many deferments are done on rent/mortgages the bill comes due. And it comes due in whole for renters. Your rents $1,000 a month, and you defer for 5 months, you owe $5,000 dollars then. It’s not pushed out. They can’t pay a grand now then they won’t be able to pay 5 grand in 5 months. You are being smarmy about this bc is paints a very real, and unpleasant, picture of the reality that awaits us. Shut downs aren’t helping anything. The European countries that shut down harder then us are now in panic bc it’s coming back hard. You can’t shut a virus down. Not the way it works. There is a reason why every country who had a pandemic response plan pre-COVID, again every one, never entertained the idea of mass shutdowns. It’s lunacy. We all fell for fear. That doesn’t mean this virus isn’t dangerous. It is. You may not like Trump. I don’t either. But he’s right. We are setting a course for the cure to be far worse, and long term damaging, then the virus will ever be.
 
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Godfatha said:
That's ignorant. I can speak from personal experience of many people, including myself, who are down 30% to 40% in earnings, and we are not low wage service industry folks. The company I worked for, had approximately 1200 employees prior to the shutdowns, and downsized to 300. Many lost $100k a year plus jobs.
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You work on commission selling food to restaurants I bet.
 
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