Wuhan Coronavirus: Megathread - Got too big

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How many cloth masks are in your household? I got three that gets thrown into a bucket of soapy water and bleach after the end of the day.

What I don't like about the medical masks is that I see them sold around everywhere and they are made in China. You motherfucking cunts! Those shit are infected!
Zero, I wear the same one I stole from work till it becomes damaged. I ain't paying fucking money because a fascist in the state capital demands I buy one. Hey..I wonder how many of those Governors bought shares in companies that make masks before signing their Orders.
 
Well it is.
Zero, I wear the same one I stole from work till it becomes damaged. I ain't paying fucking money because a fascist in the state capital demands I buy one. Hey..I wonder how many of those Governors bought shares in companies that make masks before signing their Orders.
Cloth masks over here are made locally by small cottage industries since the demand just blew up. Soros ain't seeing a cent from this Chinese gay op.
 
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Well it is.

Cloth masks over here are made locally by small cottage industries since the demand just blew up. Soros ain't seeing a cent from this Chinese gay op.
Sure, but guess what I see in my store now.

Mass Produced "PATRIOTIC" masks, and in the same week those got put on the shelves..My Governor just happened to write an order demanding that everyone who goes into a public place must wear a mask. that is just a Coincidence I am sure..
 
"Organizations that would have been involved in [the] event include the ACLU of Michigan, the Detroit Branch of the NAACP, the Detroit Bail Project, the Transgender Law Center’s Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project, the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, the Marshall Project and the Autistic People of Color Fund."
"Autistic People of Color Fund" -- TFW the timeline is such that the punchlines write themselves. :story:

I received a call from a work client today just before Whitmer's latest press conference. He was concerned about rumors that restaurants, if not other businesses, might close down again today because his was shut for nearly three months before opening up roughly 3-4 weeks ago. He already said he can't handle another shut down and the financial hit against the business' montly fixed expenses and his own personal finances. I believe many other small business owners and employees in the state are equally squeezed.

Empirically, people seem to be 50/50 with wearing masks out in public. While trying to be mindful of the fact people may have legitimate reasons to not wear one, it's head-scratching to see people neither distancing nor wearing masks. It's more curious to see African Americans not wearing them when they're being cited as the group most disproportionately hit by COVID-19.

Recently, the county sheriff here mentioned that over 90% of the calls the department takes from citizens reporting mask-related noncompliance end up unsubstantiated. I imagine this is why so many law enforcement agencies across the state are going on the record to say something along the lines of, "Don't bother us with your trifling mask complaints, we have actual police work to do. Go tell the officials who care."

Cloth masks over here are made locally by small cottage industries since the demand just blew up. Soros ain't seeing a cent from this Chinese gay op.
I know someone who had to stop working to take care of an elderly parent and this person is making/selling various styles of cloth masks to make up for not working. While I'm not sure this affects Soros in a significant way given his large personal wealth, it's still nice to see people are willing to support individuals or small businesses trying to keep themselves afloat with their mask production and sales. If that somehow drives Soros batty in any way, it's priceless and worth every penny. :biggrin:

Edit to add: in a conference encouraging everyone to wear masks, Michigan State University's Tom Izzo, head men's basketball coach, is shown not wearing one. Nice optics.

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Update from Poland. Brief and and after a long time, because since we contained the Silesian outbreak there's been consistently nothing to report. Things are slowly simmering, 200-350 new cases a day, 5-15 deaths a day. We were never near the maximum hospital capacity, in fact the number of hospitalized COVID patients at a given time is slowly but surely climbing down. Calm and stable.

Back a couple months ago, I was looking and certain other places who seemed to have contained their epidemics or even completely eradicated them, and feeling jealous. Why can't we achieve the same results? What went wrong? Well, it was me who was wrong. We're doing fine. Life's largely back to normal, shops are crowded, businessess running, families enjoying their time outside, kids playing and laughing. The playground I can watch from my balcony is always full of children and toys. Someone always playing football on local playing fields. And we're not all dead. We're forecast to have the smallest economic recession in the EU and probably will bounce back within a year. Meanwhile certain countries who seemed to have had everything under control by cracking down and closing down harder (Australia, Slovenia, Slovakia to name a few) are now facing a reemergence. Never mind places like some blue US states, where everyone who could have died to COVID probably already did.

Why, I probably live in the calmest place in the world. And it's a good life.
 
Zero, I wear the same one I stole from work till it becomes damaged. I ain't paying fucking money because a fascist in the state capital demands I buy one. Hey..I wonder how many of those Governors bought shares in companies that make masks before signing their Orders.

DeWine's current mask push is being supported by an ad campaign from Procter & Gamble, which is HQ'd in Ohio, and they just so happened to have increased their mask production before partnering with the state. I wouldn't be surprised if DeWine had financial interests in the company.
 
DeWine's current mask push is being supported by an ad campaign from Procter & Gamble, which is HQ'd in Ohio, and they just so happened to have increased their mask production before partnering with the state. I wouldn't be surprised if DeWine had financial interests in the company.
I presume DeWine is Ohio's Govenor?

My guess that there were fingers in Pies was literally from.

Me : Standing at the Cigarette Register zoning out waiting for the store to open
Apparel Department Manager : Hanging up the wall of Mass Produced Masks that just came in last night
Supervisor comes up to me "Honka, there is a new dictate from the Govenor, and it changes how we are going to be watching the doors. Everybody has to wear masks inside of the store, if they don't have a mask you have to turn them away."
Me : Watching Mass produced Masks be put in a place they are sure to be seen and sold on the day this order comes down, thinking to myself. "Huh, that sure is interesting timing."
 
I presume DeWine is Ohio's Govenor?

My guess that there were fingers in Pies was literally from.

Me : Standing at the Cigarette Register zoning out waiting for the store to open
Apparel Department Manager : Hanging up the wall of Mass Produced Masks that just came in last night
Supervisor comes up to me "Honka, there is a new dictate from the Govenor, and it changes how we are going to be watching the doors. Everybody has to wear masks inside of the store, if they don't have a mask you have to turn them away."
Me : Watching Mass produced Masks be put in a place they are sure to be seen and sold on the day this order comes down, thinking to myself. "Huh, that sure is interesting timing."

Yeah, DeWine is our governor. P&G is important to the Southwestern Ohio economy, to the point they're nicknamed Procter & God and their HQ building is iconic in Cincinnati. It's just their Orwellian looking billboards where timed almost exactly with our new county emergency level system, which includes mandatory masks at certain levels. The levels themselves are bullshit and effectly designed to ratchet up quickly and very slowly go back down. Some of the borderline Level 4, the worst level, counties have seen single digit increases in deaths and hospitalizations since the start of July. COVID is effectively done in most of Ohio, but there's state and business interests that want everyone to think we're all about the die if we don't wear the mask.
 
Any fellow glasses wearers feeling the extra suck of these masks? Wearing one always seems to make my glasses fog up, and the shitty loop behind the ear design inevitably gets snagged on the glasses arms when I go to take it off. :stress:

Use double-sided tape on the bridge of your nose to seal the top part better. If that doesn't work use a surfactant like dish soap.
 
I'm getting sick of this shit. Alabama is issuing a statewide mask order, and all this does is remind me how much I want this bullshit to be over. I want life to just go back to normal, and be able to hang out with my pals in public again. But fuck no, they gotta extend this shit as long as possible. I'm losing my mind.
The conspiratorial part of me wonders if that's the intent. Drive people crazy with constant, ever-changing demands that isolate them. Enforcing compliance with constantly changing and ill-defined rules is a well-studied psychological conditioning technique. It breaks most people in a few weeks.
 
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I know this is about Corona and shit but this just reads like the usual European internet user shitting on Americans for whatever weird reason it is kek, same shit different day. Also who the fuck says "cocoon"? Are we gonna transform or something by staying inside?
 
MedCram video on Vitamin D.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdc7T2UTHBI
https://archive.vn/VtxBl


Also here's a graph of UK cases

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/uk/
https://archive.vn/wip/SJeu3

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I.e. it's declined drastically to about 600 a day in a country ofr 65 million people

How did the government react to this? They wheeled out Michael Gove to say they wouldn't make masks compulsory when the media whined that they should.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn1dRIqGx9w
https://archive.vn/wip/uCXmI


They then did a U-turn when the media whined some more and decided to make them compulsory in shops from the 24th.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53397617
https://archive.vn/FaD11

Wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets in England is to become mandatory from 24 July.

Those who fail to comply with the new rules will face a fine of up to £100, the government has announced.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said it would "give people more confidence to shop safely and enhance protections for those who work in shops".

The move will bring England into line with Scotland and other major European nations like Spain, Italy and Germany.

With Boris, I get the impression his instincts are right but he's got no backbone when a bunch of activists journalists cherry-pick some researcher, turn them into a celebrity and then announce their most recent study, which coincidentally supports the media's preferred narrative is The Science. At that point, Boris will fold and do whatever the media demands.

The media are the same few percent of the population who are on Twitter all day, working from home in their pajamas, living off deliveries, and denouncing people as COVIDiots for not wearing masks, unless they're rioting which is apparently fine. So this latest policy won't affect them at all but it will gratify their desire to tell everyone else, i.e. the people doing real work, that they're less selfless than media Twitterati. Which is of course the exact opposite of the truth.

So the net effect is that if you're a regular person who needs to leave your house to work, you'll get a £100 fine from the 24th if you forget your mask. Even though cases from the 24th will be less than the already low ~600 a day we had on the 15th. Media/Twitter cunts wanted this fine, so the government eventually gave it to them. Long after it would actually make any sense medically. The same people run articles about how face masks 'didn't work' early on the outbreak when they might have made some difference.
 
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