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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 4634431" data-attributes="member: 56035">well i havent heard too much but i assume the idea is to keep cases down until a vaccine comes out.&nbsp; thats when you return to normal.&nbsp; we should start asking how many superbugs are coming out, are they increasing, and why?&nbsp; ive heard 2 people complain about unsanitiary animal agriculture practices, and 2 complain about labs that create these bugs.&nbsp; maybe we should stop spending so much money on war, and stop giving a few people all the money, and start making better use of the money we got.i wonder how long these countries i listed have to lock down for?&nbsp; if they start soon then its a shorter lockdown id imagine.i liked your deaths per day.&nbsp; its interesting to see which countries have figured out how to bring hte numbers down and which ones havent.what percent of hte population has long term problems from covid after they survive it?i think a big problem is the creditor class wants to be paid.&nbsp; so the govts should have done something about that.&nbsp; its not fair to average joes to lockdown and be expected to pay the banks every month.&nbsp; one could argue average joes didnt save for a rainy day, but you cant just blame them as banks were allowed to lend more money against housing which drove the prices up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 4634431, member: 56035"] well i havent heard too much but i assume the idea is to keep cases down until a vaccine comes out. thats when you return to normal. we should start asking how many superbugs are coming out, are they increasing, and why? ive heard 2 people complain about unsanitiary animal agriculture practices, and 2 complain about labs that create these bugs. maybe we should stop spending so much money on war, and stop giving a few people all the money, and start making better use of the money we got. i wonder how long these countries i listed have to lock down for? if they start soon then its a shorter lockdown id imagine. i liked your deaths per day. its interesting to see which countries have figured out how to bring hte numbers down and which ones havent. what percent of hte population has long term problems from covid after they survive it? i think a big problem is the creditor class wants to be paid. so the govts should have done something about that. its not fair to average joes to lockdown and be expected to pay the banks every month. one could argue average joes didnt save for a rainy day, but you cant just blame them as banks were allowed to lend more money against housing which drove the prices up. [/QUOTE]

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