Should have interrupted and shut this nonsense down 
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COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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Japanese mayor says men should grocery shop during coronavirus pandemic as women 'take a longer time' - CNN
Japanese mayor says men should grocery shop during pandemic as women 'take a longer time'
By Emiko Jozuka, CNN
Updated 0722 GMT (1522 HKT) April 24, 2020
Source: CNN
Tokyo (CNN)The mayor of Japan's third-largest city is facing a public backlash after he suggested men are better suited to grocery shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, because women take too long and contribute to overcrowding at supermarkets.
1. Most ventilators already have bipap/cpap functionality.
2. You do not put a cpap on a patient whose mental status has declined due to extended periods of hypoxia.
Should have interrupted and shut this nonsense down
IDGAF who he's running against, This next election should be a clean 50-0 fukking sweep
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This gym owner got his daughter doing reps in the background on purpose.
bytch did like 60 reps straight. All for the camera
bytch did like 60 reps straight. All for the camera
Roughly five per cent of the Canadian labour force, or one million people, are now out of work because of COVID-19. A further 10 per cent worked less than half of their usual hours, none in some cases, despite technically remaining employed. In Toronto — which has experienced an unprecedented employment boom over the past five years — at least 25 per cent of all jobs have now been wiped out.
Almost seven million to date, more than a third of the number of Canadians who had a job in mid-March have filed for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit
Macdonald’s analysis shows that between February and March, a third of all jobs paying less than $14 an hour were either eliminated or had their working hours decrease by at least half.
In a recent note, economist David Rosenberg warned that this income disparity could have far-reaching effects.
“First, from an aggregate demand standpoint, these low-income people spend most of what they earn,” he said. “Second, it will not go unrecognized from a political standpoint how the ‘have-nots’ in this crisis fell even further behind the ‘haves.’ This will have a future impact on taxation policy; if not, we can expect some sort of civil unrest.”
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Almost seven million to date, more than a third of the number of Canadians who had a job in mid-March have filed for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit
Macdonald’s analysis shows that between February and March, a third of all jobs paying less than $14 an hour were either eliminated or had their working hours decrease by at least half.
In a recent note, economist David Rosenberg warned that this income disparity could have far-reaching effects.
“First, from an aggregate demand standpoint, these low-income people spend most of what they earn,” he said. “Second, it will not go unrecognized from a political standpoint how the ‘have-nots’ in this crisis fell even further behind the ‘haves.’ This will have a future impact on taxation policy; if not, we can expect some sort of civil unrest.”
@JLova
@jdubnyce
no wonder he went from calling it that chinese virus to then chinese are great they been great help
they prob checked him for that loan payment
another reason why you don't vote in idiotic businessmen as president
