I've been "liking" a lot of posts on here that I don't really like, such as reports of more cases. So I like you the poster for posting the info, but I don't like the info. I'd like it if there were a dislike at times for the sad, scary or disheartening info contained in some posts. Just to be...
I wanted to get out of the market last Friday, and my broker convinced me to stay in. I made the same mistake in 2007. I'm going to be working until I'm 90 at this rate. And that's if I live through this.
Thank you.
I've gone beyond deeply concerned to full out dread.
Case in point:
"We're deeply concerned, both by the alarming levels of spread and severity, and by the alarming levels of inaction"
Head of the WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesu, says "Covid-19 can be characterised as a pandemic"...
Was that political? I thought I was speaking to a matter of competence on the mayor's part, in the face of slow progress on the part of the fed gov. How is that political?
O.M.G. Please someone send him the notes on the 1918 flu when Philly mayor held parade for 200,000 while St Louis mayor shut the city down (against the wishes of business, financial, elite, etc. of the time), and the mortality outcomes in each city. What a f'ing idiot.
This didn't quote for some reason, but posted by @JerseyGirl:
'Lack of resolve' in some countries, says WHO
Tedros says it is a “crisis that affects every sector”.
The WHO director-general says:
This is everybody’s business.
He says looking at the number of cases reported and number of...
OMG. NOW is the time to stop this. I previously responded to your post with Cuomo's comments. I'll say it again: he's swimming upstream. How frustrating.
Thank goodness for Cuomo. I lived in NYC for 25 years, and I have to say, I wouldn't want to be there now. But at least he's on the case, and doing his best to fight this virus in a timely way. He must feel like he paddling upstream all the time with the complacency of the fed. gov.
Cancel Everything
last section of this article "Cancel Everything"
"When the influenza epidemic of 1918 infected a quarter of the U.S. population, killing tens of millions of people, seemingly small choices made the difference between life and death.
"As the disease was spreading, Wilmer...
why? Why? Why? I used to live in NYC and 3/17 and/or parade day was always a day to hide out in my apartment. It’s mostly a drunk fest with people throwing up in the subway and streets. Ugh. Couldn’t they cancel for the sake of the health of the whole city?
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