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We were a latecomer to the corona party and there were tests already in existence. There was essentially an earlier national failure to ramp things up for testing and clearly communicating this was a threat and how to minimize things softly early on, so now it's blunt force instrument time like in Italy.
That graph is unreliable since this country did not start testing as early as the other nation's am I right. Ours can be much worse.
Well forget who is saying it. The message is correct at this time. It can save you or someone you care about the suffering of a flu. Last time I had it was 15 years ago. Plus this one can be worse. If you don't have to travel don't. It's that simple.
Yea, I agree. I have a hard time not getting a dig in at Big Bird, but yea, I agree.
One of busiest subway station is nearly empty during rush hour
Well that is beautiful. On a normal night thousands of folks would be passing a potential group of sick people to take that infection on their subway car, their homes, their jobs. This is why desperate actions are needed to stay home as often as possible.
I’ve always had long shelf-life food stockpiled and the ammo to protect it. Manhattan and anywhere else with more density than home are off the list for us until if/when this blows over. I will start grabbing more canned food again starting with my next trip to Costco.
Elsewhere you mentioned you and your wouldn't be wear the infection would be bad. Yet. You went to Costco. Well your belief was just shattered
But your offended the mayor would propose the large population of the City minimize travel as much as we can ?
Are you bi-polar or something? It's one thing to ask/require businesses to close and people to social distance, it's a whole other universe to tell people they can't leave their homes even to get groceries to a family member in need or to go make sure nobody has broken into your store
I'm sorry I just don't understand this. If they would test everyone for every virus,
many people would have them. You can't stop the world from running. It's the way
it is. Some people get viruses and some don't. Some recover and some don't. I am saying this as someone with a weak immune system. The long
term affects, the financial stresses, the depression people get also effect people's
health. So when people can't pay their bills, stress over it and become depressed
and their immune system goes down then what....everyone will be sick.
Are you bi-polar or something? It's one thing to ask/require businesses to close and people to social distance, it's a whole other universe to tell people they can't leave their homes even to get groceries to a family member in need or to go make sure nobody has broken into your store
Hey, when I challenge you, I challenge your logic and I do so without being deliberately insulting. My logic in refuting you is sound. I get it you don't like the politician. So you don't like that he is telling you. I get that. I will overlook your bipolar crack and blame the stress over the crisis for you being disagreeable.
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