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Banned from what?
Some super hug space video game discussion forum. I’ll ask him
EDIT: It’s the IGN forums
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Banned from what?
He's a germaphobe.
Some super hug space video game discussion forum. I’ll ask him
Some super hug space video game discussion forum. I’ll ask him
This lady can speak of her experiences all she wants, but every country is different. I saw multiple people reblog this on Facebook today, and people are getting hysterical over it.
You know why things got so bad so quickly in Italy? Here's why:
1. The country reacted far too late to it. The United States started to take measures before its first case was found, let alone first casualty.
2. The average age of the people in Italy is about 10 years higher than the United States. This is a huge detail that alarmists are conveniently leaving out when concerning COVID-19
3. As a body of land itself, the United States is far more spread out in terms of population compared to so many other bodies of land, such as China or Italy.
I'm not saying that the United States needs to take it easy and ignore what's going on (and our government isn't doing that, by the way). However, generating absolute panic like this doesn't help anything. Getting people so frantic to the point where they're screwing everyone else over by over buying supplies doesn't help. People not thinking clearly does not help.
Many events have been canceled to the public in the United States already. I'd say that's taking far more effective measures than Italy did before shit hit the fan for them.
This lady can speak of her experiences all she wants, but every country is different. I saw multiple people reblog this on Facebook today, and people are getting hysterical over it.
You know why things got so bad so quickly in Italy? Here's why:
1. The country reacted far too late to it. The United States started to take measures before its first case was found, let alone first casualty.
2. The average age of the people in Italy is about 10 years higher than the United States. This is a huge detail that alarmists are conveniently leaving out when concerning COVID-19
3. As a body of land itself, the United States is far more spread out in terms of population compared to so many other bodies of land, such as China or Italy.
I'm not saying that the United States needs to take it easy and ignore what's going on (and our government isn't doing that, by the way). However, generating absolute panic like this doesn't help anything. Getting people so frantic to the point where they're screwing everyone else over by over buying supplies doesn't help. People not thinking clearly does not help.
Many events have been canceled to the public in the United States already. I'd say that's taking far more effective measures than Italy did before shit hit the fan for them.
Not to mention the fact that the US is banning European travel coming in, cancelling sporting events, potentially quarantining cluster areas, creating an entire spike of people washing their hands due to meme culture and facebook alarmism, and pretty much discouraging domestic travel. It's not much but it's at least something.
I'd say that temporarily banning travel from Europe is a huge step in the right direction.
And while it sucks that a lot of fun stuff (like the NCAA Tournament being closed off from the public) is being cancelled, it will at least prevent exceptional people from going to large crowds because "they didn't want to miss Coachella." Haha.
Right?? I've seen plenty of warnings to people who smoke cigarettes, but I know a bunch of 20 somethings who vape like fiends, thinking that it is healthier than cigs. IT IS NOT. Clinics have been seeing plenty of kids with severe respiratory compromise from vaping. Scarier still is a lot of the vape juice was coming from China and india. Who knows what the hell else is in that juice.
Sounds like a right horror show at Travis. Sendinghugselbow bumps to ya.
How would you prove it false?View attachment 1184107
Friend just shared this on the discord. Has this been proven false? I thought there was a Chinese university that said it came from a bio lab
Honestly, I'm very ready for quarantines to happen more and more across the country.
I've decided to stay with my folks during this crisis since we have the most resources stacked up together. Mom works downtown and is waiting for them to tell everyone to just stay the fuck at home. I'm looking forward to some one on one family time binging shit and avoiding the rest of the world.
Crowded events are overrated anyway. Yeah, that's total NEET-speak but I can't imagine a dumber thing to be part of right now with this going on.
Add to that air quality index. The initial red zones were fairly polluted, just like Wuhan and places in Iran and South Korea.This lady can speak of her experiences all she wants, but every country is different. I saw multiple people reblog this on Facebook today, and people are getting hysterical over it.
You know why things got so bad so quickly in Italy? Here's why:
1. The country reacted far too late to it. The United States started to take measures before its first case was found, let alone first casualty.
2. The average age of the people in Italy is about 10 years higher than the United States. This is a huge detail that alarmists are conveniently leaving out when concerning COVID-19
3. As a body of land itself, the United States is far more spread out in terms of population compared to so many other bodies of land, such as China or Italy.
I'm not saying that the United States needs to take it easy and ignore what's going on (and our government isn't doing that, by the way). However, generating absolute panic like this doesn't help anything. Getting people so frantic to the point where they're screwing everyone else over by over buying supplies doesn't help. People not thinking clearly does not help.
Many events have been canceled to the public in the United States already. I'd say that's taking far more effective measures than Italy did before shit hit the fan for them.
Oregon news
Six new cases total today, overall cases at 21. The two latest ones (not yet counted in some reports) are two 80+ year olds in a veteran's home. Unknown community transmission.![]()
Six new cases of coronavirus in Oregon, bringing statewide total to 21, OHA says
The Latest: Oregon's newest cases of coronavirus found at veterans' home in Linn County. The men, who are over 80 years old, live at the Edward C. Allworth Oregon Veterans’ Home in Lebanon. Original story: PORTLAND, Ore. -- Health officials say six more people in Oregon tested positive for the...kval.com