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> they were right in denouncing racism against Chinese people living in Italy. In my opinion there was no actual racism, just common sense measures. That work
by fulvioterzapi 7y ago
> they were right in denouncing racism against Chinese people living in Italy.
In my opinion there was no actual racism, just common sense measures. That work against any strain.
> I am not sure how you can say the government's response is worse than other countries
I am thinking of our prime minister, for instance. Two weeks ago he was on TV 16 times in a single day, to denounce the emergency. Then we went into the 'business as usual' phase, and the situation slipped out of hand. Today he was quoting Churchill, and I had the impression that it was more to inflate his ego, rather than to do something useful for the country.
All in all I see a very amateurish management of the crisis.
> furioterzapi
That's a debated point, on live versions of the song you can clearly hear "Fulvio". On the booklet they write "Furio".
- bonzini 7y agoCommon sense measures include washing your hands, not avoiding Chinese restaurants. But yes, it wasn't perfect. At least there was no generalized denial.
- skybrian 7y agoIt seems like we should be reconsidering all restaurant meals? Why take the risk if you can eat at home?
- humaniania 7y agoIt lessens the impact on the local economy. Restaurant workers are a generally vulnerable population in the US with little or no PTO and they often have poor access to health care.