Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic

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Dam where is that at?

That bird was looking at the dog like


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Json said:
It’s more that American capitalism doesn’t want take socialist tactics to stem the bleeding.

The government would probably have saved money just backing 85% of people’s regular pay than just throwing stimulus and unemployment. People in Europe aren’t complaining about this person getting more money than this worker.
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88m3 said:
If you want a lot of minorities/essential workers to die then you should support it.

That's what I'm taking away from the numbers
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Yep, it would be bad fam. NYC's disparities are already troubling enough

Why COVID-19 Damages Some Communities More Than Others | Columbia News

The neighborhoods most affected by COVID-19 tend to be poorer. According to the New York City Comptroller’s Office, 75% of all frontline workers are people of color, who work in public transit; grocery, convenience and drug stores; trucking, warehouse and postal services; and healthcare, as well as childcare, homeless shelters and family services. Nearly 60% of these workers are also renters and, on average, spend 1.5 hours commuting on public transport to and from their jobs daily.

In my research at the intersection of urban planning and health equity, I explore how neighborhood environments and access to resources can affect health. The physical characteristics and quality of neighborhood services—schools, transportation, food, employment opportunities—can result in better economic outcomes and well-being. The fact that underlying conditions can increase the risk of death from COVID-19 is not simply attributable to individual behaviors, but represents a failure in our society to develop and implement policy interventions that address the social determinants of health and reduce inequities.
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mastermind said:
Nah, Nate's an idiot.

The reason why "peer countries" are struggling is the same reason the US have, due to western arrogance and bad leadership.
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He's a fukking bozo mentioning the UK and Canada with us. The UK, whose leader was basically mimicking trump's it's not a big deal talk and has greater population density. Canada (not even CLOSE in numbers), who's giving their workers $2,000/month throughout this pandemic. What a fukking dikkhead.

France's numbers have gone down significantly from their peaks; we're still on the same plateau and will increase again after all these states open up. :snoop:

We're the same as Germany if you take out NYC? What kind of nonsense is that? Let's take out Berlin and Frankfurt from Germany's numbers then. :why: :what: :mjtf:

Is he gonna mention South Korea and Japan?
 
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