This morning went to hospital "wellness center" to have blood drawn prior to a routine appointment next week.
Not many people there. Employees were wearing gloves, some wearing masks. Receptionist told me the hospital was going to temporarily close the "wellness center" due to lack of volume.
Blood drawn, departed, walked across street to a strip mall. Only store I saw open was Target. They had some toilet paper. Got a pack. Saw some empty shelves. If you wanted hand sanitizer you had to go to Guest Services, see if they had any in stock.
On some other subjects...
I'll take the ChiCom Flu seriously when it inflicts casualties at the same rate the "regular" flu does.
CDC says since 29 Sept 2019 38,000,000 flu illnesses, 390,000 hospitalizations, and 23,000 dead. Divide by 5.75 to get a monthly rate.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm#ILIActivityMap
Live ChiCom virus tracker shows 42,084 cases and 506 dead in the USA since stats were started a few weeks ago.
What's wrong with this picture?
And while we're at it, sure is touching to see all the politicians and bureaucrats shoving "shelter in place" down our throats never fear not getting that next paycheck. So why should they care about the plight of our working-class people? Easy to talk when you need not worry about paying for housing, etc. But I still don't understand why we need to take such draconian measures when the ChiCom Flu isn't causing anything near the casualties that happen here every year from the "regular" flu.
It is very clear to me that the only one in "power" that gives a fuck about American working people is President Trump. He knows how much good that money will bring. He's also acknowledged that the cure can be worse than the disease. Gives some cause for optimism that this lockdown bullshit will end sooner rather than later.
End the lockdowns. Dispense with the fear. America is too great a nation to run so scared.
Victor Davis Hanson hits another grand slam.
n all the gloom and doom, and media-driven nihilism, there is actually an array of good news. As many predicted, as testing spreads, and we get a better idea of the actual number and nature of cases, the death rate from coronavirus slowly but also seems to steadily decline. Early estimates from...
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