Because none have them have gone to jail for blatant violation of the constitutional rights of US citizens.
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MA shut down well into June???.....Wife’s work says so.
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Because none have them have gone to jail for blatant violation of the constitutional rights of US citizens.
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Well, that's the kind of thing you shouldn't go to jail for, but something more like:
That would be a good start.Well, that's the kind of thing you shouldn't go to jail for, but something more like:
Updated COVID-19 model predicts when your state could reopen
The IHME projects safe opening dates in mid-May for some states, July for others. But it'll be a slow re-entry, not a return to normalcy.
www.leafly.com
Earliest state: May 6. Latest state: June 30
Connecticut. June 7
Maine. May 13
Massachusetts June 7
New Hampshire May 16
Rhode Island June 7
Vermont May 8
Lank
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Updated COVID-19 model predicts when your state could reopen
The IHME projects safe opening dates in mid-May for some states, July for others. But it'll be a slow re-entry, not a return to normalcy.
Earliest state: May 6. Latest state: June 30
Connecticut. June 7
Maine. May 13
Massachusetts June 7
New Hampshire May 16
Rhode Island June 7
Vermont May 8
This is all about reprogramming the economy. I have been tuned into Wilkow alot lately- He does have a point. The free shit army is now more emboldened than ever.
When the gubbamint is handing out $600 a week unemployment checks ($600/40HRS=$15 bucks an hour) do you think people would go back to work for less?
Once again the Dems have manipulated the wheels of government to increase their centralized rule.
The left wants the reset, and they are getting it.
n1oty
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QFT. My wife and I spent the afternoon on the motorcycle. We went everywhere. Traffic was thick. A LOT of people at the liquor stores. The malls have cars pulling up to the store fronts to pick up merchandise that is then brought out to them. People are even gathering in the mall parking lots and setting up chairs in groups (not sure what that is all about). I think Faker Baker has lost control of the populace.
My mil is going to work May 4th. They’ve been Making her office self report symptoms and their temperature every day for the Last 2 weeks up until May 4. Unless something changes drastically until then we’re doinga soft reopening
SpaceCritter
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Friday, May 1 I'm expecting the lawsuits to begin.
The states of emergency have been predicated on an expectation the healthcare system would be overwhelmed. It wasn't, and won't be. There is no reason to continue it. The courts need to tell the governors to stuff it.
The states of emergency have been predicated on an expectation the healthcare system would be overwhelmed. It wasn't, and won't be. There is no reason to continue it. The courts need to tell the governors to stuff it.
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Agree with above. I was out yesterday several times and at times I forgot we were even in a “lockdown.” Crazy busy, traffic, etc. When this first started it was a ghost town.
Should be Mid May. If you are elderly, have pre existing conditions then stay secluded. Otherwise the rest of the country should get back to work. I’m tied of Faker telling me we are in this together. that’s BS as I don’t see him paying my salary...
SpaceCritter
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May 6, only because Cinco de Mayo.
Here's Connecticut's hospital utilization:
It's pretty clear the healthcare system isn't - and never was - in any danger of being overwhelmed.
New Hampshire? More so. FOUR f***ING PERCENT.
I hope the companies making masks are still cranking them out. Are they available anywhere yet? Do hospitals and healthcare have enough yet? What about ventilators? Wasn't there a shortage of those also? Are they building up a supply/stash to have ready for the fall? Has anyone learned a lesson yet?
lol, goldfish brain nation ... we'll buy all that shit from China
Wasnt everyone at NES saying that hospitals were already at 90% (or higher) capacity on a regular flu season?
Instead, all I have been hearing lately is that there is plenty of space and some hospitals had layoffs. WTF?
Was the 90% BS?
Move to NYC!
WSJ News Exclusive | New York City Has Gotten 14,000 Complaints About Social-Distancing Violators
New York City residents submitted 14,000 complaints to the city’s police about people violating social-distancing rules enacted to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, but they have led to relatively few summonses and arrests, records show.
www.wsj.com
Or Vermont!
'Some are not listening': What Vermonters told police about people breaking the stay home order
Many of the complaints showcased the heightened concern of residents about out-of-state visitors and short-term rentals.
www.burlingtonfreepress.com
Massachusetts - The Whiner State.
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Yup! Talked to a guy yesterday with an elderly mom and an older brother in a group home. Infections now in both, and he doesn’t think either of them will survive. 55% of deaths in MA are in group settings. Because employees don’t live at the site, it’s coming in with employees and killing lots of their patients.
Understanding of why limiting contact is important seems to be really low. Why, you’d almost think there are people in our society who are both stupid and don’t give a f*** about anyone else.
Lots of people talking about “Muh Freedom!” Let’s here some talk about our responsibilities.
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Elective procedures and non essential surgery’s have all been canceled. People are avoiding hospitals out of fear. The number of people dying at home from heart attacks is way up because people are not seeking care.
I have always been more concerned about the reaction to this virus than the virus itself. Those concerns have turned it to be fully justified, not to say this virus is nothing to be concerned about.Move to NYC!
WSJ News Exclusive | New York City Has Gotten 14,000 Complaints About Social-Distancing Violators
New York City residents submitted 14,000 complaints to the city’s police about people violating social-distancing rules enacted to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, but they have led to relatively few summonses and arrests, records show.
Or Vermont!
'Some are not listening': What Vermonters told police about people breaking the stay home order
Many of the complaints showcased the heightened concern of residents about out-of-state visitors and short-term rentals.www.burlingtonfreepress.com
Massachusetts - The Whiner State.
It's a very big deal for certain populations. A very bigger deal is the economic damage caused by our pols. Like discussed in the NH thread....Why are NH and Maine shutdown so hard and how long can they maintain that? How long did .gov take to encourage mask use? The list goes on and on.
richc
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Economic "Doom" Mega thread
Jobs will be lost, the questions are will they come back and when. I assume you mean bank jobs, cause Wall St. banks own a TON of shale producer debt.
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The universities are going to get a lesson in marketplace economics and consumer protection laws as "full on campus prices for online classes" is only sustainable with the captive audience of students well into the program. Add in the legal challenges to "the school unilaterally determines the refund and it does not need to be a linear pro-ration of what you paid" and they have a varsity level headache on their hands. Many seem to be adopting this attitude that what they budget for determines what they owe.
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