Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions

**Winehole23** · 03-23-2020

Italy’s death and new case rate slowed today, is that a meaningless blip or have they turned the corner. If they’ve turned the corner will they maintain restricted social contact or go back to business as usual as our beloved loan kiter in chief leader would no doubt do?

Italy's death rate has slowed once before...then it got worse.

I hope they do turn the corner. No telling what they'd do. Given that COVID-19 sticks around for 8-39 days after patients recover, I'd guess social restrictions would be lifted warily in Italy.

**TSA** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by hater

his theory depends on china reporting correct #s

“He analyzed data from 78 countries that reported more than 50 new cases of COVID-19 every day and sees “signs of recovery” in many of them. He’s not focusing on the total number of cases in a country, but on the number of new cases identified every day — and especially on the percentage growth in that number from one day to the next.”

**picnroll** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by Winehole23

Italy's death rate has slowed once before...then it got worse.

I hope they do turn the corner. No telling what they'd do. Given that COVID-19 sticks around for 8-39 days after patients recover, I'd guess social restrictions would be lifted warily in Italy.

Way to soon to be sure but there is some reason to give those poor bas s some hope.

**Splits** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by picnroll

Way to soon to be sure but there is some reason to give those poor bas s some hope.

They're peaking on infections, maybe. Imagine the death counts in 2-4 weeks, when they're at ~700/day right now, it's going to double.

And US is doubling their infection counts today, even though we're 10 days behind.

**hater** · 03-23-2020

Porton Johnson speaking now

listen and learn ya “take it on chin” idiots

**picnroll** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by Splits

They're peaking on infections, maybe. Imagine the death counts in 2-4 weeks, when they're at ~700/day right now, it's going to double.

And US is doubling their infection counts today, even though we're 10 days behind.

Deaths definitely lag infections. At the end for China they were reporting quite a few more deaths than new cases. I’d hate to be one of those poor bas s dying in critical care for a month.

US has grim, grim times ahead. Trump’s going to have a hard time pushing the back to work plan with all that casualty being reported. He’s make it real tough for the Democrats to choose which stupid presser remarks or twitter feeds to use for campaign ads.

**hater** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by hater

Porton Johnson about to make an emergency adress to UK

UK already told any citizens to came home NOW

Im calling that Bojo calls a total Brit shutdown (martial law) and upcoming shutdown of borders and airports

they must be about to get wrecked

I called it

and to those american idiots who want to “take it on the chin” and “but muh economy”

UK is our near future is probably 2 weks ahead of us, watch what would happen dummies

CALLED IT

MARTIAL LAW IN ALL OF QUEENS UNITED KINGDOM

**hater** · 03-23-2020

called it

**MannyIsGod** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by picnroll

Deaths definitely lag infections. At the end for China they were reporting quite a few more deaths than new cases. I’d hate to be one of those poor bas s dying in critical care for a month.

US has grim, grim times ahead. Trump’s going to have a hard time pushing the back to work plan with all that casualty being reported. He’s make it real tough for the Democrats to choose which stupid presser remarks or twitter feeds to use for campaign ads.

I honestly don't get what they're thinking. You think people are going to work when this pandeic is explodig around us? When everyone is getting sick? How does that make sense to any of them. The economy is stopping one way or another. Either we try to save lives, or the econoy stops because people are dying and afraid as the disease explodes and our society literally crumbles. How is option #2 better to anyone?

**DarrinS** · 03-23-2020

Is Washington turning a corner?

See graph on this page. http://depts.washington.edu/labmed/covid19/

**TSA** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by picnroll

Way to soon to be sure but there is some reason to give those poor bas s some hope.

**hater** · 03-23-2020

Herd immunity strategy just got bent over and ed raw

**vy65** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by hater

CALLED IT

MARTIAL LAW IN ALL OF QUEENS UNITED KINGDOM

HATER DOESN'T KNOW WHAT MARTIAL LAW IS

CALLED IT

**hater** · 03-23-2020

called it

**MannyIsGod** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by DarrinS

Is Washington turning a corner?

See graph on this page. http://depts.washington.edu/labmed/covid19/

They started the shut downs first I believe. Would make sense. UW scientists seemed really on the ball early there.

**ElNono** · 03-23-2020

So turns out that the famed half a billion slush fund is now a $4 trillion slush fund.

Mnuchin says is "not a slush fund" but a "mechanism" to "insert market liquidity"...

**Will Hunting** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by ElNono

So turns out that the famed half a billion slush fund is now a $4 trillion slush fund.

Mnuchin says is "not a slush fund" but a "mechanism" to "insert market liquidity"...

giving the treasury a blank check to assist whatever industry/business it wants to help out.

This is about as socialist as it gets

**DarrinS** · 03-23-2020

Pretty smart, tbh. And wastes less PPE

**slick'81** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by DarrinS

Pretty smart, tbh. And wastes less PPE

damn that looks scary af

**Thread** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by Winehole23

Not only is it defensible, the debt jubilee should be much larger. Debts that can't be paid won't be.

Consider the German economic miracle of the 50s and 60s. It wouldn't have been possible without forgiving 90% of Germany's debts.

A debt jubilee here and now would strengthen consumers and the broader economy.

Then all debt should be wiped.

**Winehole23** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by MannyIsGod

They started the shut downs first I believe. Would make sense. UW scientists seemed really on the ball early there.

Looks about right.

On February 29, Washington health officials made the first announcement of a death from COVID-19 in the United States.

Santa Clara Co, CA (Feb 10th; much of the rest of California would do so by the end of the month) declared the emergency sooner, but didn't issue social distancing guidelines until March 9th.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020..._in_California

**Thread** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by ElNono

So turns out that the famed half a billion slush fund is now a $4 trillion slush fund.

Mnuchin says is "not a slush fund" but a "mechanism" to "insert market liquidity"...

...then it should not be passed. There is no hurry. (We've) missed 1 check, maybe less.

(No slush fund) Every dime should be assigned a mission with a name on it that is irrevocable.

And-&-but, they're both (R&D) playing a game on the 330 million of us,,,heading for the same goal:::slush fund.

**Winehole23** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by Thread

Then all debt should be wiped.

Not gonna happen, but sure, why not?

**Isitjustme?** · 03-23-2020

This guy can read 1100 pages in under 1 hour!

**ElNono** · 03-23-2020

Originally Posted by Thread

...then it should not be passed. There is no hurry. (We've) missed 1 check, maybe less.

(No slush fund) Every dime should be assigned a mission with a name on it that is irrevocable.

And-&-but, they're both (R&D) playing a game on the 330 million of us,,,heading for the same goal:::slush fund.

Shoulder to shoulder on this one. Both sides playing games, by the time this is done and sealed, there's not gonna be anything left for us poor schmucks.

"We saved the economy! but all the patients died".

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