War May Not Be the Answer with China

[ABikerSailor]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

Are you serious? Really? You freaking "euphorians" are a blight upon the earth, as to all of the other "intellectual abortions" polluting this thread, especially the radical retard screaming that I should be on the front line of any war, fuck you, I already have been, twice asshole! You know what I learned killing on behalf of you weak mewling things who think you can switch your sex at whim, I learned we were probably killing the wrong people! You freaking public school prodigies, the front lines of the next war are already in your stupid fucking euphorian faces, you are the front fucking line idiots, yet all you can do is cheer on the enemy, every democrat in the United States is a traitor to the United States, every fucking one of you!

San Francisco Won't Move Homeless to Convention Center After 70 Test Positive for Coronavirus

San Francisco won't move the homeless to a large indoor space in a convention center. Instead it will leave them in tents or use hotel rooms.

www.breitbart.com

You didn't kill anyone on my behalf. Why? I served 20 years in the Navy, and have been in 4 different war zones. So take your "mewling" bullshit elsewhere.

Sure you are, I'd wager a bankroll the closest you've come to a warzone was your last antifa riot, you're a mewling, intellectually aborted, Marxist wannabe, nothing but a public schooled cretin.

Started my career in '82, retired in 2002. Was in Beruit, Desert Storm pts 1 and 2, and in the Med up around Kosovo in the late 90's. Because I was a PN, I had to type up the paperwork to start and stop combat pay and tax free pay. And, if you don't believe me, that's quite okay. If I need to prove something to someone, I just whip out my retired ID card.

And yes, your taxes are paying my pension and health care which I have for the rest of my life.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

Well here is the issue with your comment for me is that many on the left have been blaming Trump slow response when dealing with the virus, so if Trump was slow to act it was because China and the WHO were giving the CDC misinformation.

Also this is a good place for me to remind everyone that States have authority over lockdowns and not the President, so if a State was late to lockdown then it fall on the governor of that State seeing the President really has no authority to lock a state down just like the President has no real authority to open one back up.

The flattening of the curve in California is a positive step but let not act like China dirty nonsense should be forgotten either and again if Trump was late with having the CDC issuing guidelines then you need to ask why the WHO was so far behind with theirs?

 

[B. Kidd]

There is gonna be war, China is doomed, if the CCP collapses then China will survive, if it insists upon its present course then China will be utterly annihilated, unfortunately so to will a large percentage of the nation which annihilates China.... There is gonna be war, its very highly probable it will be nuclear, and directly thanks to the naked treason of Bill Clinton and the media which covered it up for him, China can compete in such a war, while China hasn't a chance of winning a nuclear exchange, it can make its inevitble loss and extinction very very painful to the nation which annihilates them....

War!
What is it good for?

STOPPING CHINESE PANDEMICS!

 

[Christ_on_a_croissant]

War May Not Be the Answer with China

No shit, Sherlock

 

[B. Kidd]

Why are Democrats afraid of China and falsely blaming Trump?

 

[ABikerSailor]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

Well here is the issue with your comment for me is that many on the left have been blaming Trump slow response when dealing with the virus, so if Trump was slow to act it was because China and the WHO were giving the CDC misinformation.

Also this is a good place for me to remind everyone that States have authority over lockdowns and not the President, so if a State was late to lockdown then it fall on the governor of that State seeing the President really has no authority to lock a state down just like the President has no real authority to open one back up.

The flattening of the curve in California is a positive step but let not act like China dirty nonsense should be forgotten either and again if Trump was late with having the CDC issuing guidelines then you need to ask why the WHO was so far behind with theirs?

Might wanna tell Trump and his supporters that it is the governors and not him who has the authority to open things back up. Apparently, Trump thinks he has the authority to open everything back up.

Trump claims he, not governors, has authority on opening state economies

President Trump on Monday claimed that he, not state governors, has the ultimate authority to loosen restrictions on states as the coronavirus outbreak eases, an assertion disputed by legal experts…

thehill.com

President Trump on Monday claimed that he, not state governors, has the ultimate authority to loosen restrictions on states as the coronavirus outbreak eases, an assertion disputed by legal experts.

“For the purpose of creating conflict and confusion, some in the Fake News Media are saying that it is the Governors decision to open up the states, not that of the President of the United States & the Federal Government. Let it be fully understood that this is incorrect,” Trump tweeted Monday morning.

“It is the decision of the President, and for many good reasons. With that being said, the Administration and I are working closely with the Governors, and this will continue,” Trump continued. “A decision by me, in conjunction with the Governors and input from others, will be made shortly!”

 

[Syriusly]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No one is ever safe. The bathroom is the most dangerous place for Americans. How about putting governors on all cars so they can only do 20mph? And tracking devices with immediate feedback to the police if you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

Interestingly enough, I've noticed people are more willing to run stop lights (saw one do it today), because there is so little traffic. Granted, the bathroom can be dangerous, but if you exercise appropriate caution and take safeguards, it's not that dangerous. And, as far as putting governors on cars to limit their speed? I'd agree with you if you were talking about model A cars, because they weren't designed for speed. However, the cars and roads we have now ARE designed for travel at 60 to 75 mph, and so are the cars. Not only that, but we have rules for how people are supposed to use their cars in the public domain, and police will stop and ticket or arrest people they see violating those rules.

Yet 90 Americans PER DAY die inside their cars.
If you’re going to use the excuse of making things safe, then it’s 20mph on all roads.

Well by your standards then we should never to anything to make anything safer.

I guess the first thing we can do is dismantle our Defense Department- don't need that to keep us safe by your 'reasoning'

 

[Weatherman2020]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No one is ever safe. The bathroom is the most dangerous place for Americans. How about putting governors on all cars so they can only do 20mph? And tracking devices with immediate feedback to the police if you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

Interestingly enough, I've noticed people are more willing to run stop lights (saw one do it today), because there is so little traffic. Granted, the bathroom can be dangerous, but if you exercise appropriate caution and take safeguards, it's not that dangerous. And, as far as putting governors on cars to limit their speed? I'd agree with you if you were talking about model A cars, because they weren't designed for speed. However, the cars and roads we have now ARE designed for travel at 60 to 75 mph, and so are the cars. Not only that, but we have rules for how people are supposed to use their cars in the public domain, and police will stop and ticket or arrest people they see violating those rules.

Yet 90 Americans PER DAY die inside their cars.
If you’re going to use the excuse of making things safe, then it’s 20mph on all roads.

Well by your standards then we should never to anything to make anything safer.

I guess the first thing we can do is dismantle our Defense Department- don't need that to keep us safe by your 'reasoning'

Why not put governors in all cars and trucks preventing them from exceeding 20mph?

We must keep people safe!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No one is ever safe. The bathroom is the most dangerous place for Americans. How about putting governors on all cars so they can only do 20mph? And tracking devices with immediate feedback to the police if you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

Interestingly enough, I've noticed people are more willing to run stop lights (saw one do it today), because there is so little traffic. Granted, the bathroom can be dangerous, but if you exercise appropriate caution and take safeguards, it's not that dangerous. And, as far as putting governors on cars to limit their speed? I'd agree with you if you were talking about model A cars, because they weren't designed for speed. However, the cars and roads we have now ARE designed for travel at 60 to 75 mph, and so are the cars. Not only that, but we have rules for how people are supposed to use their cars in the public domain, and police will stop and ticket or arrest people they see violating those rules.

Yet 90 Americans PER DAY die inside their cars.
If you’re going to use the excuse of making things safe, then it’s 20mph on all roads.

Oddly enough, USAA is rebating 20% each month for the next two months because no one is driving, thus no accidents.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I hope I'm wrong...but we are going to have to do it one day...and it will only get harder to do.....you can't have two kings of the hill...especially if one of them will not play fair....and secretly wants to push you off...

This exactly. And the sopping wet tears shed for China in this thread and by many other Americans is nauseating. Worrying about where the virus originated; the how, the why and the because IS key to vanquishing it. Part of winning this war against the so-called "invisible enemy" is preventing another similar or worse global pandemic. That, in part, means ensuring China, our only close to equal (economically) global nemesis never gets the opportunity to fuck up the world like this again. In order to make that happen we, the US of A, need to end the CCP for all of time and by employing whatever means necessary. Sure, the Chinese people themselves are not at fault here and should not be harmed or punished as a whole. The Chinese government, however—it needs to go extinct. There's no more room left on the planet for democide happy iron-fisted regimes. End the CCP and end it ASAP.

You go right ahead and tell us how that worked out for you.

 

[Weatherman2020]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No one is ever safe. The bathroom is the most dangerous place for Americans. How about putting governors on all cars so they can only do 20mph? And tracking devices with immediate feedback to the police if you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

Interestingly enough, I've noticed people are more willing to run stop lights (saw one do it today), because there is so little traffic. Granted, the bathroom can be dangerous, but if you exercise appropriate caution and take safeguards, it's not that dangerous. And, as far as putting governors on cars to limit their speed? I'd agree with you if you were talking about model A cars, because they weren't designed for speed. However, the cars and roads we have now ARE designed for travel at 60 to 75 mph, and so are the cars. Not only that, but we have rules for how people are supposed to use their cars in the public domain, and police will stop and ticket or arrest people they see violating those rules.

Yet 90 Americans PER DAY die inside their cars.
If you’re going to use the excuse of making things safe, then it’s 20mph on all roads.

Oddly enough, USAA is rebating 20% each month for the next two months because no one is driving, thus no accidents.

And I bet work related accidents are way down too with a million Americans a day getting pink slips!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No one is ever safe. The bathroom is the most dangerous place for Americans. How about putting governors on all cars so they can only do 20mph? And tracking devices with immediate feedback to the police if you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

Interestingly enough, I've noticed people are more willing to run stop lights (saw one do it today), because there is so little traffic. Granted, the bathroom can be dangerous, but if you exercise appropriate caution and take safeguards, it's not that dangerous. And, as far as putting governors on cars to limit their speed? I'd agree with you if you were talking about model A cars, because they weren't designed for speed. However, the cars and roads we have now ARE designed for travel at 60 to 75 mph, and so are the cars. Not only that, but we have rules for how people are supposed to use their cars in the public domain, and police will stop and ticket or arrest people they see violating those rules.

Yet 90 Americans PER DAY die inside their cars.
If you’re going to use the excuse of making things safe, then it’s 20mph on all roads.

Oddly enough, USAA is rebating 20% each month for the next two months because no one is driving, thus no accidents.

And I bet work related accidents are way down too with a million Americans a day getting pink slips!

True, but since those businesses are now "out of business", they aren't covered anymore.

 

[joaquinmiller]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

 

[Weatherman2020]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

Fire has already spread to the entire neighborhood.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

Government will provide. Relax. Pedro depends on Big Govt

 

[joaquinmiller]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

You think 'punishing China' is going to feed you or pay your bills?

 

[joaquinmiller]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

Government will provide. Relax. Pedro depends on Big Govt

That's just saying stupid shit, troll.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

Government will provide. Relax. Pedro depends on Big Govt

That's just saying stupid shit, troll.

It is an opinion. Thanks for shutting down free speech.

 

[joaquinmiller]

You know, instead of worrying about where this came from, how's about we do things to get people safe again, and THEN you can start bitching about who was responsible.

Incidentally, that city that all conservatives on here like to bitch about is one of the most successful places in America for combating the virus. San Francisco has managed to flatten the curve, and is seeing their cases get down to manageable levels.

Coronavirus Update: Despite 'Flattening The Curve,' Bay Area Faces Long Road To Normalcy

While California has successfully "flattened the curve," with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — While California has successfully “flattened the curve,” with Gov. Gavin Newsom saying the state projects a manageable peak of cases in May, that does not necessarily mean shelter-in-place orders will end come summer.


“We’re working really hard right now, trying to think about what would the signals be,” said Santa Clara County Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody. “What do we need to have in place in order to relax a little bit? That planning is not just underway here in our county; this is what’s happening really across the world.”

No. If I am careless and leave the oven on and my house catches on fire and burns down four other houses in the neighborhood, then I am responsible. You cannot just say, don’t worry about where it started let’s just rebuild. You find the cause and you punish accordingly. Billions of lives have been negatively impacted.

He's talking about putting the fire out first, and making sure it doesn't spread to the neighbor's house. Duh.

So everyone hide underground for two years?

Where’s your food going to come from? How you going to pay your bills?

Government will provide. Relax. Pedro depends on Big Govt

That's just saying stupid shit, troll.

It is an opinion. Thanks for shutting down free speech.

Your entitled to say it. I'm entitled to point out it's stupid shit. No one is interfering with your free speech.