Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 12878208)
This quote is as true today as it was in 1919
Major George A Soper, 1919, The Lessons of the Pandemic, Science157 A friend on FB, whole lives in Florida, just north of Miami, rushed out for a meal as soon as the restaurants reopened, and happily posted on FB that she had done so, and "felt safe" (FWIW, she is retired and must be close to 70). I refrained from commenting, but wondering how "feeling safe" helped when transmission of the virus is silent, invisible, and odourless - she would have no way of knowing if she was in danger of being exposed, if anyone nearby already had the disease, or not. :confused: I don't know if she is still dining out, and I don't think now is a good time to ask someone living in the greater Miami area if they "feel safe". :unsure: |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 12878111)
You forgot, moron.
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12878214)
Yes indeed! :nod:
A friend on FB, whole lives in Florida, just north of Miami, rushed out for a meal as soon as the restaurants reopened, and happily posted on FB that she had done so, and "felt safe" (FWIW, she is retired and must be close to 70). I refrained from commenting, but wondering how "feeling safe" helped when transmission of the virus is silent, invisible, and odourless - she would have no way of knowing if she was in danger of being exposed, if anyone nearby already had the disease, or not. :confused: I don't know if she is still dining out, and I don't think now is a good time to ask someone living in the greater Miami area if they "feel safe". :unsure: |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12878194)
You want idiots in Canada? We've got idiots in Canada: https://twitter.com/LetitiaMontana/s...284474368?s=19
I was walking by our local Rabba store this morning and saw 3 people walk in without masks. An assistant came to the door and said they cannot make people wear masks. They could ask them to leave or refuse to serve them...but I suppose that leaves them open for all kind of abuse. :blink: |
Re: Coronavirus
I would be okay eating outside on a patio these days in BC, the case count is so low, hospital count so low, and even big protests didn't cause a break out, so seems pretty low risk, can't imagine its much riskier then grocery shopping and doing regular errands which we do almost daily now.
Of course all depends where you are and how many cases the area has, wouldn't catch me eating out anywhere in the US, and I'd be wary about even going to Ontario, I was actually pretty stressed when I thought I was going to have to fly to Ottawa and spend 6 weeks in Ontario. |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 12878238)
I saw that on the news...unbelievable.
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12878194)
You want idiots in Canada? We've got idiots in Canada: https://twitter.com/LetitiaMontana/s...284474368?s=19
If you are uncomfortable with a mask,. refuse to wear it. Say: "I have a medical condition." If some snippy virtue signalling store employee demands to know what it is, refuse to answer: "It's my right to privacy!" Come the revolution... |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12878262)
Retweeted by that woman
Sums it up quite well. Encourage someone to lie to cover up that they are merely uncomfortable and the one at fault is the snippy virtue signalling employee. :rolleyes: Come the revolution... |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 12878255)
I think there's a message there about living in a media bubble. She plainly didn't realize that her view is not widely held and is socially unacceptable. She didn't expect to be ratio'd and I don't think it could have entered her head than offending lots of people is a poor strategy for someone in a personal service business. Maybe she's just stupid but maybe she subscribes to wellness, anti-vax, pro-Trump facebook groups and thinks she's normal.
So at least there's that difference. |
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Pulaski
(Post 12878321)
Why was anyone with covid-19 allowed on board, I thought airlines were excluding passengers with, or with any symptoms of, covid-19? :unsure:
Reading the link, this was back in January/Feb, things were different back then still, seems so long ago now. |
Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by cxx
(Post 12878187)
But most people didn't stay home the first time. They found excuses to be exempt and pottered off to the shops, maskless, and didn't worry how close they got to people. Then just for good measure they went out and protested because Justin did, so why not!
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Re: Coronavirus
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12878330)
Asymptomatic at the time of flight possibly?
Reading the link, this was back in January/Feb, things were different back then still, seems so long ago now. |
Re: Coronavirus
Hospital in Edmonton has been closed to new patients and cancelled all surgeries as an ongoing outbreak gets worse.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmon...reak-1.5641882 |
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