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07-30-2020 | 02:28 AM
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I mean I get the November theory, I don’t believe it but I get it. Even if that were true and there is some cabal behind the scenes orchestrating this, the damage has been done to consumer confidence. It will take time to earn that back.
Back to reality now, this isn’t a US virus. It is wreaking havoc around the world with many countries once again seeing an uptick.
Again, many are pinning their hope on a vaccine being the answer, which I would agree will start the process of repairing the damage, but again will take time.
This doesn’t just disappear in November.
Back to reality now, this isn’t a US virus. It is wreaking havoc around the world with many countries once again seeing an uptick.
Again, many are pinning their hope on a vaccine being the answer, which I would agree will start the process of repairing the damage, but again will take time.
This doesn’t just disappear in November.
07-31-2020 | 11:45 AM
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07-31-2020 | 02:12 PM
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You might want to do some reading on the policies that helped the US recover from the Great Depression, or more recently the Great Recession.
07-31-2020 | 04:26 PM
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oh, you mean a world war that left the US as the only mass producer of consumer goods in the world? I mean, it worked, but not sure we should nuke China right now to eliminate competition
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