2020 Pandemic, Market Drop and then...

[georgephillip]

Pound sand, commie scum.

More profits from patents, Rockefeller?

Can Coronavirus Force Policy Types to Think Clearly About Intellectual Property? - CounterPunch.org

"This is one of the great absurdities of our system of relying on patent monopolies to finance the development of new drugs and vaccines.

"(This argument is laid out in chapter 5 of Rigged [it’s free.])

"These government-granted monopolies make something that would almost invariably be cheap, into items that are very expensive.

"We then hope the government will take steps, such as price controls, to make drugs and vaccines affordable.

"But if the government didn’t grant the monopoly in the first place then there would be no problem.

"Drugs would be cheap, like paper clips or plastic cups."

 

[georgephillip]

From Hell thou Lying Spirit was born and to Hell thou shalt return.

He is the fool who thinks there is no God and that he shall not face Him on Judgment Day.

Who Is Worthy To Open The Scroll?

Don’t go to vote or you will die DemTards.

Remember kids, Georgie Boy is just one of many Foreigners paid to create disinformation and fear in social media sites everywhere they can.

Believe nothing they say. They are empty clouds without rain and false prophets and liars.

Coronavirus Update: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut agree to shared COVID-19 restrictions

"4:05 p.m.
Dow Jones closes down almost 3,000 points

Dow Jones closes down 3,000 points, or almost 13%, as markets reel from worldwide impact of coronavirus outbreak.

"4 p.m.
NYC reports 2 more deaths

"Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced two more deaths in New York City as the number of cases in the city rise to 463, including:

"118 - Queens
- 111 - Manhattan
- 62 - Brooklyn
- 34 - Bronx
- 19 - Staten Island

"The two new deaths include a 56-year-old man from the Bronx who was an investigator for the city in the Department of Correction and and 89-year-old man who returned from Italy a week ago.

"The mayor also announced that four make-shift medical facilities have been identified, in an effort to curtail the likely inundation of hospitals, as coronavirus continues to spread across the city."

Will you pay any attention to social distancing?

California Rep. Devin Nunes on coronavirus quarantine: Go to the pub

Forget Science, Trump Declares National Day Of Prayer Against Coronavirus Crisis

No magical thinking required.

"FROM JUST A handful of cases a few weeks ago, the Covid-19 outbreak in the U.S. has ballooned to over 1,000 cases nationwide.

"The Trump administration’s public response has ranged from incoherent to incomprehensible: denialism about the scale of the problem, failure to test in sufficient numbers, a reluctance to take coordinated, large-scale government action.

"It’s also raised questions about the U.S. health care system’s capacity to respond effectively to a health crisis on this scale. Columbia professor and economist Jeffrey Sachs joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss American capitalism’s failure to deal effectively with the coronavirus."

Deconstructed Podcast: Capitalism Versus Coronavirus

 

[Crepitus]

2020 Pandemic, Market Drop and then what happens next?

Global Warming?

EMP Burst over Cleveland?

DosEquis Virus?

Recession. Depression. Repression. Desperation

This isn't the end of it.

You can tell too, right?

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats...... living together...............

 

[Natural Citizen]

Only as long as it's required for voting!

State ID is fine for voting. And it's constitutional. How's that federal cock taste, btw? I take it you swallow? Sounds like it.

BTW, do you have your REAL ID driver's license yet. It's required later this year!!

Just like a commie to gloat about it. Wipe your mouth off, you're dripping.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

2020 Pandemic, Market Drop and then what happens next?

Global Warming?

EMP Burst over Cleveland?

DosEquis Virus?

Recession. Depression. Repression. Desperation

This isn't the end of it.

You can tell too, right?

FEAR EVERYTHING!!!

 

[The Original Tree]

You should repent to God before it’s too late.

From Hell thou Lying Spirit was born and to Hell thou shalt return.

He is the fool who thinks there is no God and that he shall not face Him on Judgment Day.

Who Is Worthy To Open The Scroll?

Don’t go to vote or you will die DemTards.

Remember kids, Georgie Boy is just one of many Foreigners paid to create disinformation and fear in social media sites everywhere they can.

Believe nothing they say. They are empty clouds without rain and false prophets and liars.

Forget Science, Trump Declares National Day Of Prayer Against Coronavirus Crisis

No magical thinking required.

"FROM JUST A handful of cases a few weeks ago, the Covid-19 outbreak in the U.S. has ballooned to over 1,000 cases nationwide.

"The Trump administration’s public response has ranged from incoherent to incomprehensible: denialism about the scale of the problem, failure to test in sufficient numbers, a reluctance to take coordinated, large-scale government action.

"It’s also raised questions about the U.S. health care system’s capacity to respond effectively to a health crisis on this scale. Columbia professor and economist Jeffrey Sachs joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss American capitalism’s failure to deal effectively with the coronavirus."

Deconstructed Podcast: Capitalism Versus Coronavirus

 

[CowboyTed]

Only as long as it's required for voting!

State ID is fine for voting. And it's constitutional. How's that federal cock taste, btw? I take it you swallow? Sounds like it.

BTW, do you have your REAL ID driver's license yet. It's required later this year!!

Just like a commie to gloat about it. Wipe your mouth off, you're dripping.

Even the Europeans aren't a fan of National IDs... It was the way Hitler could round up the Jews so effectively...

These Trumpster want to be downed and tracked by the Government

 

[Natural Citizen]

Even the Europeans aren't a fan of National IDs... It was the way Hitler could round up the Jews so effectively...

These Trumpster want to be downed and tracked by the Government

I doubt that many people have actually read the legislation on this stuff.

 

[Pogo]

Dow closes under 20,000 for first time in three years

>> The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 19,898.92, off 1,338.46 points, or 6.3 percent, as investors looking to raise cash liquidated nearly everything they could, including safe-haven assets like gold and government-issued Treasury bonds — a selloff not seen since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

As losses accelerated in the afternoon, the Dow had briefly plunged more than 2,300 points and well below 19,827.25 — the place where it closed on Jan. 20, 2017, the day Trump was sworn into office.

That’s despite the White House’s continued efforts to keep the coronavirus from kneecapping the economy. On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to give it the authority to temporarily backstop money markets, which have been gyrating as investors braced for the prospect of a prolonged recession as industries from airlines to hotels and restaurants asked for federal handouts.

A similar tumble in the S&P 500 had triggered a marketwide circuit breaker on Wednesday for the fourth time in less than two weeks. The benchmark index recovered some of its earlier losses to close at 2,398.10, off 5.2 percent. The Nasdaq lost 4.7 percent to close at 6,989.84.

All three indexes have now slid more than 25 percent from their February highs. <<​

 

[B. Kidd]

Dow closes under 20,000 for first time in three years

>> The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 19,898.92, off 1,338.46 points, or 6.3 percent, as investors looking to raise cash liquidated nearly everything they could, including safe-haven assets like gold and government-issued Treasury bonds — a selloff not seen since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

As losses accelerated in the afternoon, the Dow had briefly plunged more than 2,300 points and well below 19,827.25 — the place where it closed on Jan. 20, 2017, the day Trump was sworn into office.

That’s despite the White House’s continued efforts to keep the coronavirus from kneecapping the economy. On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to give it the authority to temporarily backstop money markets, which have been gyrating as investors braced for the prospect of a prolonged recession as industries from airlines to hotels and restaurants asked for federal handouts.

A similar tumble in the S&P 500 had triggered a marketwide circuit breaker on Wednesday for the fourth time in less than two weeks. The benchmark index recovered some of its earlier losses to close at 2,398.10, off 5.2 percent. The Nasdaq lost 4.7 percent to close at 6,989.84.

All three indexes have now slid more than 25 percent from their February highs. <<​

And your point is what, wunderkind?

 

[Pogo]

Dow closes under 20,000 for first time in three years

>> The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 19,898.92, off 1,338.46 points, or 6.3 percent, as investors looking to raise cash liquidated nearly everything they could, including safe-haven assets like gold and government-issued Treasury bonds — a selloff not seen since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

As losses accelerated in the afternoon, the Dow had briefly plunged more than 2,300 points and well below 19,827.25 — the place where it closed on Jan. 20, 2017, the day Trump was sworn into office.

That’s despite the White House’s continued efforts to keep the coronavirus from kneecapping the economy. On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to give it the authority to temporarily backstop money markets, which have been gyrating as investors braced for the prospect of a prolonged recession as industries from airlines to hotels and restaurants asked for federal handouts.

A similar tumble in the S&P 500 had triggered a marketwide circuit breaker on Wednesday for the fourth time in less than two weeks. The benchmark index recovered some of its earlier losses to close at 2,398.10, off 5.2 percent. The Nasdaq lost 4.7 percent to close at 6,989.84.

All three indexes have now slid more than 25 percent from their February highs. <<​

And your point is what, wunderkind?

It's today's news, dorko.

 

[B. Kidd]

Dow closes under 20,000 for first time in three years

>> The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 19,898.92, off 1,338.46 points, or 6.3 percent, as investors looking to raise cash liquidated nearly everything they could, including safe-haven assets like gold and government-issued Treasury bonds — a selloff not seen since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

As losses accelerated in the afternoon, the Dow had briefly plunged more than 2,300 points and well below 19,827.25 — the place where it closed on Jan. 20, 2017, the day Trump was sworn into office.

That’s despite the White House’s continued efforts to keep the coronavirus from kneecapping the economy. On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to give it the authority to temporarily backstop money markets, which have been gyrating as investors braced for the prospect of a prolonged recession as industries from airlines to hotels and restaurants asked for federal handouts.

A similar tumble in the S&P 500 had triggered a marketwide circuit breaker on Wednesday for the fourth time in less than two weeks. The benchmark index recovered some of its earlier losses to close at 2,398.10, off 5.2 percent. The Nasdaq lost 4.7 percent to close at 6,989.84.

All three indexes have now slid more than 25 percent from their February highs. <<​

And your point is what, wunderkind?

It's today's news, dorko.

No shit! We don't depend on you for today's news; so once again, what's your point wunderkind?

 

[Pogo]

Dow closes under 20,000 for first time in three years

>> The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 19,898.92, off 1,338.46 points, or 6.3 percent, as investors looking to raise cash liquidated nearly everything they could, including safe-haven assets like gold and government-issued Treasury bonds — a selloff not seen since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis.

As losses accelerated in the afternoon, the Dow had briefly plunged more than 2,300 points and well below 19,827.25 — the place where it closed on Jan. 20, 2017, the day Trump was sworn into office.

That’s despite the White House’s continued efforts to keep the coronavirus from kneecapping the economy. On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asked Congress to give it the authority to temporarily backstop money markets, which have been gyrating as investors braced for the prospect of a prolonged recession as industries from airlines to hotels and restaurants asked for federal handouts.

A similar tumble in the S&P 500 had triggered a marketwide circuit breaker on Wednesday for the fourth time in less than two weeks. The benchmark index recovered some of its earlier losses to close at 2,398.10, off 5.2 percent. The Nasdaq lost 4.7 percent to close at 6,989.84.

All three indexes have now slid more than 25 percent from their February highs. <<​

And your point is what, wunderkind?

It's today's news, dorko.

No shit! We don't depend on you for today's news; so once again, what's your point wunderkind?

GO FUCK YOURSELF DIMBULB.

YOU DON'T DECIDE WHAT THE FUCK I CAN POST, underfuckingstand?