Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

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I should probably court American companies to get some temp jobs thrown our way since I could get some people that are guaranteed not to sperge out every time the police kills a melanin-rich people of certain economic strata. Also filling out their diversity quotas at the same time.
 
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People should be rioting over all the dumb shit governors who shut down the economy over a literal nothing virus. Maybe that's part of what's fueling things.

I think people are doing that whether they realize it or not. If they were half as terrified of it as they claimed to be these protests wouldn't be happening.

Instead we get "I know I should be social distancing and quarantined" said in the same tone of voice as "I know we should wait til marriage."
 
I'm sick of hearing how China's responsible for all this. Like, I'm not saying it's racist or anything, but it was the rest of our governments who decided to go full retard and turn this virus, which either totally caused those 100k deaths or had most of those deaths falsely attributed to it depending on the conversation, into this nightmare. Like yeah, China fucked up, but I'm more worried about how nearly every country in the world instated draconian measures in unison.

It's like if a kid at school framed you for eating in class and you ended up getting two months of detention, and then you exclusively blamed the kid for everything that happened.
 
I'm sick of hearing how China's responsible for all this. Like, I'm not saying it's racist or anything, but it was the rest of our governments who decided to go full retard and turn this virus, which either totally caused those 100k deaths or had most of those deaths falsely attributed to it depending on the conversation, into this nightmare. Like yeah, China fucked up, but I'm more worried about how nearly every country in the world instated draconian measures in unison.

It's like if a kid at school framed you for eating in class and you ended up getting two months of detention, and then you exclusively blamed the kid for everything that happened.
China is not only responsible about this but they deliberately caused this. They froze all domestic travel from and to Wuhan. But if they are going down they would take the whole world with it. So they let international flights out of Wuhan. What you have is fatigue from crisis. This speaks more about you than the current atmosphere.
 
I'm sick of hearing how China's responsible for all this. Like, I'm not saying it's racist or anything, but it was the rest of our governments who decided to go full retard and turn this virus, which either totally caused those 100k deaths or had most of those deaths falsely attributed to it depending on the conversation, into this nightmare. Like yeah, China fucked up, but I'm more worried about how nearly every country in the world instated draconian measures in unison.

It's like if a kid at school framed you for eating in class and you ended up getting two months of detention, and then you exclusively blamed the kid for everything that happened.
It's dumb but it needs to be done, china's got a much more active online scheme of propaganda. The rest of the world can't keep up with people flooding the world saying it's a U.S. army weapon unleashed on poor, benevolent China. Keeping them on the hook reminds the world that they're the ones that raised it and there should be some shame at continuing reliance on a group of people that thinks of you all like potential slaves.

This has exposed the absolute brain death of the U.S at pretty much all levels. The CDC literally said no masks? How can it be anything but a political tool at this point? The measures being immediately approved without question shows how corrupted our societies have become, that no one talked about normal prudent measures, instead an anne frankian lockdown.

I'm a little bummed it hasn't gotten around more. There are some old folks in every family that would be put down like a crippled dog were it legal.
 
Michigan, USA

After today, I'll probably be dropping the death tolls to Saturdays only, unless circumstances warrant otherwise. The state has begun counting probable deaths. I plan on only including confirmed ones.

Owosso barber Karl Manke, 77, who has been operating his business in defiance of Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D)'s executive orders, the revocation of his license, and various other orders, has won a small victory in the state supreme court, who ruled 7-0 to "vacate the Court of Appeals decision that ordered Shiawassee County Circuit Court Judge Matthew A. Stewart to issue a preliminary injunction to shut down Manke’s shop.
The case has been remanded to the Court of Appeals for additional consideration."
The Supreme Court also said, "It is incumbent on the courts to ensure decisions are made according to the rule of law, not hysteria," and called the Court of Appeals' granting of a preliminary injunction without an unanimous decision “inexplicable.”
(archive)

MICHIGAN RECAP
Most stuff reopened or about to be. Death toll and new cases way down. It's looking like it's all over except the lawsuits.

OFFICIAL DEATH TOLL

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reviews deaths and adds overlooked cases to the count three days a week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (usually). Recovery counts are updated on Saturdays.
No deaths were added today.
The state has begun tracking probable cases and deaths. I don't know how those factor into the "recoved" total.

MDHHS said:
Regular reviews of death certificate data maintained in Vital Records reporting systems are conducted by MDHHS staff three times per week. As a part of this process, records that identify COVID-19 infection as a contributing factor to death are compared against all laboratory confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Michigan Disease Surveillance System (MDSS). If a death certificate is matched to a confirmed COVID-19 case and that record in the MDSS does not indicate the individual died, the MDSS record is updated to indicate the death and the appropriate local health department is notified. These matched deaths are then included with mortality information posted to the Michigan Coronavirus website.

Detroit Metro (pop. 3,860,000 total; 1,796/sq. mi.; 694/sq km):*

36,248 confirmed / 4,360 dead
35,937 confirmed / 4,335 dead yesterday
(i.e. 25 new deaths, down 19 from this day last week)
Normal Detroit Metro Death Rate: 104 per day.**

Other Michigan (6,120,000; 65/sq. mi.; 25/sq km):

22,501 confirmed / 1,292 dead
22,588 confirmed / 1,280 dead yesterday
(i.e. 12 new deaths, down 1 from this day last week)
Normal not-Detroit Death Rate: 167 per day**

All Michigan (9,990,000; 103/sq. mi.; 40/sq km):

58,749 confirmed / 5,652 dead / 42,041 recovered = 11,056 active cases^
58,525 confirmed / 5,615 dead yesterday
56,884 confirmed / 5,463 dead / 38,099 recovered = 13,322 active cases last week
(i.e. 37 new deaths, down 20 from this day last week, up 17 without adjustments)
(189 dead (down 51) and 3,942 declared recovered (down 989) since last week
Net change: -2,266 active cases since last Saturday.^
Normal Michigan Death Rate: 271 per day.**

Death toll doubled since: April 22.
We were locked down from: March 24 (until April 30? May 21 June 1),
Masks have been mandatory in stores since: April 27 (until April 30?).

Detroit Metro Daily Deaths Last Seven Days:
23 / 10 / 13*** /16 / 18*** / 9 / 25 = 123***

State Government site, daily - today's archive;
State Gov site, total, includes breakdowns by sex, age, race and ethnicity - archive is useless after redesign.
*Here defined as the City of Detroit, and Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties, minus state and federal prisoners, who are not counted towards any county's cases, but are kept in categories of their own.
** As of 2018.
*** 11 and 13 statewide deaths, respectively, were added on these days upon State review. I don't know how many were in Detroit.
^Here calculated based on confirmed cases and deaths only.

One Ann Arbor man allegedly killed by his roommate in a Corona-related dispute (archive). The suspect has been released from custody while the investigation continues (archive).
One Flint security guard allegedly murdered for telling a woman that her daughter needed to wear a mask in a dollar store. Multiple suspects are in custody (archive, A&N thread).
 
I'm sick of hearing how China's responsible for all this. Like, I'm not saying it's racist or anything, but it was the rest of our governments who decided to go full retard and turn this virus, which either totally caused those 100k deaths or had most of those deaths falsely attributed to it depending on the conversation, into this nightmare. Like yeah, China fucked up, but I'm more worried about how nearly every country in the world instated draconian measures in unison.

It's like if a kid at school framed you for eating in class and you ended up getting two months of detention, and then you exclusively blamed the kid for everything that happened.

Yeah but China has half of the blame, it doesn't help that they have a lot of influence on WHO and our asshat politicians and deliberately made it worse.
 
Still hard to wrap my brain around how everything unfolded.

For the first couple months the party lines seemed to resemble those of pre-Current Year, what with it looking like the right-wingers were the ones wanting excessive government control while the liberals seemed like the sane ones and wanted to take a more laid-back, shall I say libertarian approach to the whole thing.

Then sometime in March they checked the calendar, realized it was Current Year + 5, and swapped stances so that conservatives were yet again the sane ones while liberals lost any connection to reality they still had.

At the beginning of the year I was starting to give liberals some more credit due to their initial stance, but now I hate them more than ever.
 
Outside China

6,771,677 confirmed / 393,683 dead / 2,991980 recovered

6511225 / 384982 / 2773949 two days ago

USA

1,919,430 confirmed / 109,791 dead / 500,849 recovered JohnHopkins
1,925,356 confirmed / 110,563 dead / 751,894 recovered Infection2020

1872528 / 108208 / 485002 two days ago JohnHopkins
1875558 / 108444 / 712252 two days ago Infection2020

Spain

241,310 confirmed / 27,135 dead / 150,376 recovered

240660 / 27133 / 150376 two days ago

Italy

234,801 confirmed / 33,846 dead / 165,078 recovered

234013 / 33689 / 161895 two days ago

France

190,759 confirmed / 29,145 dead / 70,924 recovered

189569 / 29068 / 70094 two days ago

Germany

185,450 confirmed / 8,673 dead / 168,958 recovered

184472 / 8635 / 167909 two days ago
 
Las Vegas is back open and only the casino employees are wearing masks.

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Nevada's in a weird place. The effects of Covid were pretty minimal in the state; we've had about 9,000 confirmed cases and 450 deaths, out of a population of over 3 million. So there isn't much to justify keeping things closed any longer. However, the biggest industry here is tourism, and the biggest segment of that industry is gaming, and obviously casinos are a bigger vector for disease spread than most other businesses. But we can't really keep them closed, since that's like 15%-20% of the state's jobs and 1/3 of the state's revenue.

We'll see how things go. Honestly, I don't think it'll affect things that much, but I also live quite far away from Las Vegas, and almost all major tourist events in northern Nevada are cancelled, so it isn't likely to affect me either way.
 
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