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Maybe they should have made better choices in careers. These fine Americans should use the time off to pursue new lines of work that are considered essential during a pandemic.
Personal responsibility is the key to happiness.
What a heartless response. Maybe if they had powers of clairvoyance like you, maybe they would have chosen a profession that wouldn't have been affected by this virus.
This "essential" and "non-essential" stuff is garbage. For a Mother and Father of say two kids, that mother and father are essential to their children and their survival. You can't simply pick and choose what job you want, you have to take what's available or live on the streets and perish.
But yeah, I hear you. You would rather them starve.
Oh! Gee. I hadn’t thought of it that way. Thanks for giving me a different perspective.
Gee. Keep showing how little you care.
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The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
You can't simply pick and choose what job you want
Actually, you really can... If you're not qualified for the job you want, well ... that's on you.
I didn't need a degree to be a bagger and a stocker at the local grocery store. Nor did I need one to be a janitor at the University. The training was provided. Those jobs did not require any previous experience. Or any previous qualifications.
Thanks for agreeing with me.
The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
You can't simply pick and choose what job you want
Actually, you really can... If you're not qualified for the job you want, well ... that's on you.
I didn't need a degree to be a bagger and a stocker at the local grocery store. Nor did I need one to be a janitor at the University. The training was provided. Those jobs did not require any previous experience. Or any previous qualifications.
Thanks for agreeing with me.
How did I agree with you? I didn't want either job. I was naive and wanted something I liked. Until I was given no choice. I took what was available. Meaning I speak from experience.
You demonstrate your weakness and selfishness in your OP.The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
Demonstrate my weakness and selfishness. Out with it.
All I see in people like you is uncontrollable fear and paranoia.
They guy who works 80 hours a week as a neurosurgeon, he trained for the job HE wanted.
You demonstrate your weakness and selfishness in your OP.The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
Demonstrate my weakness and selfishness. Out with it.
All I see in people like you is uncontrollable fear and paranoia.
What no one will tell you is that an economy full of fear and uncertainty is going to crash anyway.
You are to weak too hold the perimeter and hold your position.You demonstrate your weakness and selfishness in your OP.The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
Demonstrate my weakness and selfishness. Out with it.
All I see in people like you is uncontrollable fear and paranoia.
Where?
You took what's available to YOU. You made choices about what job YOU wanted to train for.
You are to weak too hold the perimeter and hold your position.You demonstrate your weakness and selfishness in your OP.The kind of weakness and selfishness you promote will never lead to defeating the crisis we are in.I saw a poll today that says that a majority of people would rather hurt the economy to contain the spread of the virus rather than opening it up now.
Fine. If you want to put people out of work and sacrifice their own safety to sate your own overexaggerated fear, so be it. I'm guessing some people wouldn't open this economy until not even a strand of RNA remained of this virus. Or in essence, never.
At what point does the strain on our economy because of these lockdowns become so great that it can't be ignored anymore? What will it take for some people to understand that some of the damage this is doing to the economy will be permanent?
Where is the tipping point? At what point do we start going out and taking risks instead of sacrificing the financial futures of millions of American citizens for your own safety?
Of course, you all want safety. I want safety too. But what about those whose safety relies on their jobs and income and not simply on staying home wearing masks and social distancing?
Will you be able to explain to them why they had to make the sacrifice but not you?
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Benjamin Franklin, Nov. 11, 1755
Demonstrate my weakness and selfishness. Out with it.
All I see in people like you is uncontrollable fear and paranoia.
Where?
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. So you must think that everyone can remain employed during this pandemic if they had planned correctly or utilized their time to gain experience necessary? Damn. I didn't know that we could just employ everyone in the nation in an essential job.Maybe they should have made better choices in careers. These fine Americans should use the time off to pursue new lines of work that are considered essential during a pandemic.
Personal responsibility is the key to happiness.
You must think everyone is worried about one or the other rather than both. You see, for some, money and lives are important.What no one will tell you is that an economy full of fear and uncertainty is going to crash anyway.
Really?
So, which is a more overriding fear? Catching a virus with a 95% survival rate? Or the fear of losing the means to sustain yourself?
You must think everyone is worried about one or the other rather than both. You see, for some, money and lives are important.
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. So you must think that everyone can remain employed during this pandemic if they had planned correctly or utilized their time to gain experience necessary? Damn. I didn't know that we could just employ everyone in the nation in an essential job.Maybe they should have made better choices in careers. These fine Americans should use the time off to pursue new lines of work that are considered essential during a pandemic.
Personal responsibility is the key to happiness.
Not very well thought out, eh?
