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  • Mar 13, 2020

    The US' economy and infrastructure are fragile af. "Boots on the ground" ain't the way to defeat us, but goddamn we crumble easily...

  • Mar 13, 2020
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    Lookin like a fool with ya boots on the ground

  • Mar 13, 2020
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    the economy is fragile? turn msdnc off my guy. you mean the market is fluctuating due to dnc media with thepanic button on full blast which is causing people like you to ultimately make threads like this.

  • Mar 13, 2020
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    TheStorm

    the economy is fragile? turn msdnc off my guy. you mean the market is fluctuating due to dnc media with thepanic button on full blast which is causing people like you to ultimately make threads like this.

    You are so brainwashed its sad man you are a cult member

  • Mar 14, 2020
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    TheStorm

    the economy is fragile? turn msdnc off my guy. you mean the market is fluctuating due to dnc media with thepanic button on full blast which is causing people like you to ultimately make threads like this.

    you absolute dumb f***

  • Mar 14, 2020
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    the US is too big for its own good and there is just no realistic way to singularly manage infrastructure of a country this big and environmentally diverse at one unified federal level. individual states and city governments aren't doing that bad of a job (i'm generally incredibly critical of Di Blasio but I think he's handling NYC surprisingly decent) - however, regulations and standards by the federal government are limiting their abilities, ironically.

  • Mar 14, 2020
    Big W

    Lookin like a fool with ya boots on the ground

  • Big W

    Lookin like a fool with ya boots on the ground

    hahahahaha

  • Mar 14, 2020
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    loveu

    You are so brainwashed its sad man you are a cult member

    great point so now stop deflecting and reply to my other post. youre the washed one, you will see very soon just how much of a drone you really are. sad tbh stop getting your news from the msm bro.

  • Mar 14, 2020
    KELYE

    you absolute dumb f***

    media is very clearly pusing the panic button so as to tank economy on behalf of their handlers and owners. very very blatant that this is going on. the market is fine do you guys not catch on after years of the same set ups??? also i forgot you a uk nigga so you got alot on your plates rn ima leave you alone. go sharpen your butter knife or something

  • Mar 14, 2020
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    TheStorm

    great point so now stop deflecting and reply to my other post. youre the washed one, you will see very soon just how much of a drone you really are. sad tbh stop getting your news from the msm bro.

    😭fam

  • Mar 14, 2020
    loveu

    😭fam

    this is all controlled my guy you gon feel stupid in a bit dont worry ill quote you.

  • Mar 14, 2020

    its also great that pandemic bonds are a thing now especially when WHO owes 500 m's to world bank and as cases decline and people become better they label it a pandemic so as to not have to pay that back no questions asked

  • Mar 14, 2020

    Nothing but paper tigers. The contagious sacred spreads from neo-China.

  • Mar 14, 2020
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    krishna bound

    the US is too big for its own good and there is just no realistic way to singularly manage infrastructure of a country this big and environmentally diverse at one unified federal level. individual states and city governments aren't doing that bad of a job (i'm generally incredibly critical of Di Blasio but I think he's handling NYC surprisingly decent) - however, regulations and standards by the federal government are limiting their abilities, ironically.

    Not closing the schools in NYC is an awful idea...

  • Mar 14, 2020

    capitalism always operates in a state of mitigated crisis, thats what a falling rate of profit is

  • Mar 15, 2020
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    gabapentin

    Not closing the schools in NYC is an awful idea...

    the reason public schools aren't being closed isn't out of spite or malignant intent, his reasoning for it makes sense whether you agree with it or not. NYC isn't the same as neighboring New Rochelle where we can just shut things down completely; schools serve extra-educational purposes. Whether or not this is the result of other systematic failures is a separate conversation, I do not like DI Blasio in general but it's not like he can go back in time and prevent those systematic measures from happening which make it hard to fully close schools now without effecting core infrastructure.

  • Mar 15, 2020
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    krishna bound

    the reason public schools aren't being closed isn't out of spite or malignant intent, his reasoning for it makes sense whether you agree with it or not. NYC isn't the same as neighboring New Rochelle where we can just shut things down completely; schools serve extra-educational purposes. Whether or not this is the result of other systematic failures is a separate conversation, I do not like DI Blasio in general but it's not like he can go back in time and prevent those systematic measures from happening which make it hard to fully close schools now without effecting core infrastructure.

    At the very least attendance should be optional

  • Mar 15, 2020
    krishna bound

    the US is too big for its own good and there is just no realistic way to singularly manage infrastructure of a country this big and environmentally diverse at one unified federal level. individual states and city governments aren't doing that bad of a job (i'm generally incredibly critical of Di Blasio but I think he's handling NYC surprisingly decent) - however, regulations and standards by the federal government are limiting their abilities, ironically.

    It’s cuomo not de blasio. De blasio is as special ed as always.

  • Mar 15, 2020
    gabapentin

    At the very least attendance should be optional

    Okay, I can agree with that for sure.

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    we're f***ed

    without closing down everything, millions will die

    we need a UBI also or the Economy will go great Depression levels I'm afraid

    commondreams.org/news/2020/03/13/house-democrats-propose-sending-checks-6000-help-ease-workers-pain-during

  • Mar 15, 2020
    neon

    we're f***ed

    without closing down everything, millions will die

    we need a UBI also or the Economy will go great Depression levels I'm afraid

    https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/03/13/house-democrats-propose-sending-checks-6000-help-ease-workers-pain-during

    While a bit ironic, even a pandemic such as this - which could have been worse - has shown just how unstable the US really is (and other countries - look how the supposed """solidarity""" of the EU has absolutely failed Italy), as well as the wider negative effects of a globalized economy. More than that too, it shows just how awful the culture in this country really is. Raiding grocery stores for toilet paper? Refusing to stop eating out at restaurants or partying on weekends? Employers more concerned about profit than production? The government trying to save financial monoliths rather than small businesses? And I see dumbasses on twitter more unhappy about either sports, political rallies, or their dumb college activist clubs being canceled than they are their elder parents getting the virus and dying. All stupid. And now the media is going to sit and argue if saying the virus is from Wuhan is racist is more important than fixing it.
    We are too big for our own good with the type of government we have in place. We keep trying to stabilize a consumer market when the existence of meaningless consumerism is part of what's fueling the horrible reaction to this pandemic.We either need to give more powers to states (with the FDA & CDC f***ing things up for literally every state which would otherwise be fine in some cases here), or we need to completely renovate the federal government from the ground up (which while I'd like that is admittedly becoming a pipe dream). Either way, we aren't going to fix anything without a sweeping cultural change. I'm convinced it's not even our government anymore at this point, it's the people in our country.

  • Mar 15, 2020

    “Our so called society is covered with a thin varnish, scratch it and underneath you will find fear.”