Coronavirus
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i havent tried crossing in a few years. trump ruined it for me and many other canadians by reports
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
Yes
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
I've dreamt of this many times...
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
oldngray
nowhere special
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Brown echo
If u are not alive than for sure truth is not real
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
How can Bernie win and beat Biden, except perhaps metaphorically?
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
One more thing. I think Gates saw this coming, because he resigned from the Board of Directors of 2 major corporations very recently. He's probably in the negative airflow suite in his huge mansion, 60% of which is underground and undoubtedly fully equipped for almost anything.
Ashish Jha, who runs the Harvard Global Health Institute, says the response to the coronavirus has varied dramatically around the world. "Some countries have been very aggressive and have actually done quite a good job," he says. "Other countries have been quite lackadaisical and, I think, have suffered immensely from it. And I think there are lessons to be learned for all of us."
Italy and Iran both fall in the latter category. Jha says that before cases of COVID-19 were first diagnosed, Italy and Iran appeared to be in denial about the disease.
"I mean, you had the Iran deputy health minister coughing on national television talking about coronavirus," Jha says. "But really not taking it seriously."
That deputy health minister later tested positive for the virus.
As people started to get sick, neither Italy nor Iran did much testing. They were slow to stop mass gatherings. Eventually both countries were overwhelmed with cases.
So how has the United States' response been?
"Our response is much, much worse than almost any other country that's been affected," Jha says.
He uses the words "stunning," "fiasco" and "mind-blowing" to describe how bad it is.
"And I don't understand it," he says incredulously. "I still don't understand why we don't have extensive testing. Vietnam! Vietnam has tested more people than America has." (He's citing data from earlier this week. The U.S. has since started testing more widely, although exact figures still aren't available at a national level.)
Singapore Wins Praise For Its COVID-19 Strategy. The U.S. Does Not
Italy and Iran both fall in the latter category. Jha says that before cases of COVID-19 were first diagnosed, Italy and Iran appeared to be in denial about the disease.
"I mean, you had the Iran deputy health minister coughing on national television talking about coronavirus," Jha says. "But really not taking it seriously."
That deputy health minister later tested positive for the virus.
As people started to get sick, neither Italy nor Iran did much testing. They were slow to stop mass gatherings. Eventually both countries were overwhelmed with cases.
So how has the United States' response been?
"Our response is much, much worse than almost any other country that's been affected," Jha says.
He uses the words "stunning," "fiasco" and "mind-blowing" to describe how bad it is.
"And I don't understand it," he says incredulously. "I still don't understand why we don't have extensive testing. Vietnam! Vietnam has tested more people than America has." (He's citing data from earlier this week. The U.S. has since started testing more widely, although exact figures still aren't available at a national level.)
Singapore Wins Praise For Its COVID-19 Strategy. The U.S. Does Not
Jonathan Alexandre
Member
Is ups shutting down due to the lockdown
give me your best
dam analogy
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
give me your best
wut
all this chaos deserves a good lahey
analogyhe was beating trump in all swing states not long ago, or somethin glike that. all the other dems werent. bernie also gets most of hte independents.
silverbullet2893
KILL KILL!!
all this chaos deserves a good lahey
the
hawks are circling in the winds waiting for the storm
