Taken from JRE #1445 w/Andy Stumpf:
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Taken from JRE #1445 w/Andy Stumpf:
https://youtu.be/OlFJm2wK7eo
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Lets see how Switzerland gets on with their regulations, I think we will learn a lot from them, At there expense.
Silly human sheep doing as their told by governments…stay at home while you loss your jobs and business
Now you'll have to rely on governments hand out…i refused to be on lock down still working
W hen will humans start thinking instead of being robotic believing everything governments tell you…wake up ffs
Like somebody said on a reddit forum: "I’m torn between staying informed and staying sane." I ignored the news entirely for 4 days straight and believe me ignorance IS bliss. I turned it back on and morons are burning down 5G towers, members of the public allegedly spitting on police officer and ‘hitting their dogs with planks of wood’ (more than ever the news resembles "Brass Eye!") and worrying piece of economic news after worrying piece of economic news.
Also, unless you're in it its very difficult to grasp or reconcile. I'm seeing sunshine and neighbours on deck chairs, I know several people however who are front line NHS workers and they tell me things that bring the severity of it home.
Disgracefully, and somewhat disconcertingly, some Tory front bencher was on Question Time a week or two back, and when labour opposition member Angela Thornberry said "i appreciated that you are in a near impossible position of balancing the economy with public safety"[para] and the little worm said "no that’s not true at all we are only concerned with public safety.”[para] If our leaders are not going to be honest with us about the absolute fundamentals of the situation, well…
She wasn't saying it was a bad thing, it's like what Joe eludes to here, if you shut the entire infrastructure down there will be thing to save in the first place. She’s just being realistic.
But i think where American have it really harsh here is that you have a leader who gave out corporate bailout packages in a heartbeat and yet is trying to still convince the nation that no one in America (still just about the richest industrialism nation on the planet) is capable of building a fucking ventilator! The only thing more fucked up than that is that much of the country seems to believe him as his approval rating have apparently gone up!
Jeremy Corbyn said in an interview that the situation in the UK is tighter because of billion of pounds in NHS cuts over the last 10/15 years. Unless you are denying the correlation between the budgets and performance of an entity, this is an undeniable fact.
But in America you never had a public health system in the first place,you don't even have the core infrastructure for this kind of a crisis!
I think in terms of totality and efficiency of response, with SK on one end of the spectrum and the US on others, my Govt has been somewhere in the middle, but far from great.
Having gotten that off my chest, I'm going to ignore the world for another 4 days.
so instead of politicians making decisions who does he want to do it? The businessmen who bankrupted america, created a massive homelessness crisis in Cali (the state with the most billionaires and second most fortune 500 companies in the nation), with cheap wages and slashing benefits for decades and created this economic mess where most americans cant afford a surprise 400$ bill and who arent doing shit to help people from going broke?