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04-27-2021, 10:21 AM
#31
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
Everything as in what people need everyday is open. Yea there’s still capacity issues but they’re open. You can go watch a game even, you got to admit that’s progress for CA
Nice how you get to define what people need.
Then again that’s been the problem with your type for decades.
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04-27-2021, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by RiddleEagle18
Nice how you get to define what people need.
Then again that’s been the problem with your type for decades.
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04-27-2021, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
Hate to shatter your views but the virus has never been about you. You see what’s going on in India, ask them if they care about capacity issues at their local Aquarium
04-27-2021, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by skywatch
I cannot believe I have to point this out, but the capacity issues are killing the businesses. Just like you cannot survive as an airline flying around with only 10% of your planes full, businesses are paying the same rent on buildings and tables and trying to keep the same people employed, but only serving a fraction of the paying customers. So yes, because it doesn't affect you personally you don't see the impact of the capacity restrictions - but then again, it is not about you.
04-27-2021, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
Government stimulus did keep the non essential business on life support but there’s also the issue of the tiny minor thing that is the global deadly pandemic. You can have it open all day, people won’t come if they’re too afraid of catching the virus.
You know this viewpoint is complete BS. I live in a beach town in south FL. Spring Break was insane down here because things were open and people had somewhere to go.
04-27-2021, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ClncClarence
If people are staying home anyways because they’re scared of the virus, why not just lift all restrictions now?
You know this viewpoint is complete BS. I live in a beach town in south FL. Spring Break was insane down here because things were open and people had somewhere to go.
You know this viewpoint is complete BS. I live in a beach town in south FL. Spring Break was insane down here because things were open and people had somewhere to go.
04-27-2021, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
Well in places like Sweden and Japan when cases were high, the stores and streets were almost empty even though restrictions were basically just recommendations. I’m pretty sure fundamentally you can’t have an economy with a pandemic raging, there needs to be confidence from the communities that at least there’s some control over it including use of health mandates.
The people of THIS country are DONE with these theatrical mandates. Vaccines are open season in the majority of the country. Those who got the poke are sick of being told ‘just a bit longer’ ad nauseam. The ‘leadership’ has been and continues to be a joke. The head of the CDC was on national television crying three weeks ago because she was ‘scared.’ Their credibility dwindles every day.
If you and your people want to stay in your bomb shelter forever so be it. I don’t care and I never have. You’re not stealing another year of my life.
04-27-2021, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Knobcrk1
Well in places like Sweden and Japan when cases were high, the stores and streets were almost empty even though restrictions were basically just recommendations. I’m pretty sure fundamentally you can’t have an economy with a pandemic raging, there needs to be confidence from the communities that at least there’s some control over it including use of health mandates.
04-27-2021, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ClncClarence
This entire thread is about the US. I don’t care what happened in Japan or Sweden and that’s not what this discussion was about.
The people of THIS country are DONE with these theatrical mandates. Vaccines are open season in the majority of the country. Those who got the poke are sick of being told ‘just a bit longer’ ad nauseam. The ‘leadership’ has been and continues to be a joke. The head of the CDC was on national television crying three weeks ago because she was ‘scared.’ Their credibility dwindles every day.
If you and your people want to stay in your bomb shelter forever so be it. I don’t care and I never have. You’re not stealing another year of my life.
The people of THIS country are DONE with these theatrical mandates. Vaccines are open season in the majority of the country. Those who got the poke are sick of being told ‘just a bit longer’ ad nauseam. The ‘leadership’ has been and continues to be a joke. The head of the CDC was on national television crying three weeks ago because she was ‘scared.’ Their credibility dwindles every day.
If you and your people want to stay in your bomb shelter forever so be it. I don’t care and I never have. You’re not stealing another year of my life.
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