the cac mamba
Veteran
i didnt say "so what"
i asked what the evidence is that it wasnt as a result of being a hundred and five years old, when you're expected to live to 80
Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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i asked what the evidence is that it wasnt as a result of being a hundred and five years old, when you're expected to live to 80
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A full life is subjective and life expectancy is an average, not a max limit.
Anyone who has a business is "privileged" despite the number of hours they work a week, seeing as having a business is not a right but a luxury.
You have a very privileged white view of the world.
the cac mamba
Veteran
105 years old is not subjective in any way, shape or form. and you guys accuse me of posting in bad faith
i would not support the country locking down for my sake if i was 80 years old in a nursing home
Found out today that my brothers assistant has COVID. She’s sick as duck right now in the hospital
It amazes me that these are grown ass people.
I think it’ll be longer. This next year at the earliest.
House.
There's a special kind of stupid in southern whites.
oh, but its up to you to determine that someone has close their restaurant for good so she gets them. you get to determine that value
good to know
Lol, that's disingenuous.
Your brother ok or will he need to isolate?
We are in here arguing over a person's right to live vs a businesses right to stay open. Smh, apples and oranges.
That isn't to say a business earning a living for people isn't important, but it should never be compared to a life, that's just a slippery slope.
Either way, from my perspective in the UK, I place this firmly at the feet of government. If they had followed the lead of Germany or New Zealand , we could have gone through a few weeks of lockdown stress, to open back up in a far healthier economic position and more importantly, with a way to continue to track and control the virus.
That is the consequence of putting business and economies (or in the case of the USA, elections) before lives.
Because of early indecision, we are now, in the UK at least, stuck with little options beyond pretending things have gone back to normal and hoping for the best.
The people we chose to lead us suck at this.
At least in the US you have elections coming but it's likely already too late.
That isn't to say a business earning a living for people isn't important, but it should never be compared to a life, that's just a slippery slope.
Either way, from my perspective in the UK, I place this firmly at the feet of government. If they had followed the lead of Germany or New Zealand , we could have gone through a few weeks of lockdown stress, to open back up in a far healthier economic position and more importantly, with a way to continue to track and control the virus.
That is the consequence of putting business and economies (or in the case of the USA, elections) before lives.
Because of early indecision, we are now, in the UK at least, stuck with little options beyond pretending things have gone back to normal and hoping for the best.
The people we chose to lead us suck at this.
At least in the US you have elections coming but it's likely already too late.