Eh, I talk to people in that age group and they're ready to get out there with protections. I got fam still going to their jobs at the bank with a mask and gloves.
Those 55-60 year olds are willing to work cuz they got real bills. They also have pensions and other invetments they don't want to see evaporate right before retirement.
Travel industry is fukked. The problem is the medical community just doesn't have any answers. There is nothing definite. They tell you one thing today and another thing tomorrow. All they can tell you is to social distance. That is all stalling tactics. Bu at some point we gotta make a move and there is no move right now. People would be willing to go back to work, travel, etc if the medical community could provide other safe directives other than quarantining. That shyt isn't practical for a long period of time so we are all in a holding pattern.
Hence why prevention was so important but too many idiots in positions of leadership putting politics over actual common sense.
Much like third world and developing nations are more susceptible to certain diseases that have been almost eradicated in the west due to conditions mostly unique to impoverished nations, it is becoming clear that we will see public health crisis and disease that will be able to thrive in capitalist countries. There isn't an effective long term strategy in combating this virus that doesn't cause crippling economic and social issues.
What that means is until medical science can get ahead of the virus or a number of fundamental economic and societal changes are implemented (and I'm not talking about band-aids like social distancing), you must be prepared to accept certain amounts of sickness and death. Coronavirus isn't very unique, it's just that the arrogant west figured only poor and dark countries were vulnerable to having their circumstances expertly exploited by a disease.
This is the first. And it won't be the last.








