Corporations are betraying America and no one gives a flying Fark about it. Hell, the Dimocrat nominee is a bought and paid for Chicom shill.
Jim, I disagree with that.... mainly because they are doing the right thing by shutting down venues, which will slow the spread of the virus, which allows our gvt time to get a grip on the lack of testing hopefully, and allows our hospitals more time to prepare for the health crisis they are going to face, and by slowing the rate it will not overwhelm our infrastructure in the medical arena as quickly as it could, and they won't be faced with who should they let die, when there are not enough breathing machines to go around....
Do you think corporations wanted to see their stocks take a dive...
We are BLIND right now, because everyone, yes... damn near everyone, is not being tested.... WE CANT SEE ANYTHING, that could guide us.... regions or cities or towns more concentrated with the virus should have shut down already, to contain it.... but what towns? what cities? what regions? we are BLIND....
So the whole damn country is being shut down... not having these tests distributed to every town and state, is the biggest medical mistake in our history...
we can't even see when and if we have reached our peak, or when and if we are improving, or the real mortality rate.... again, WE ARE BLIND.....
China beat this sucker.... their numbers of cases and deaths are dropping drastically.... same with south korea, they are beyond peak and are dropping in numbers.
These two countries beat this virus through testing testing testing, and isolation of the sick, and quarantining everyone else...
in our land of the free, that's harder for us to do.... not the testing.... we simply F'd up on that and missed a huge opportunity to nip this in the bud early on, but the martial law of shutting us all down like Italy and China did in specific regions, is harder for us....
the corporations doing whatever they can to put ''people first'' helps, and in the end will help themselves in the future, and all of us with a retirement portfolio that has recently hit skid row too. imo