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This is very very thin when balanced against putting hundreds of thousands of people out of work and making some other very large number of people homeschool te
by sanderjd 7y ago
This is very very thin when balanced against putting hundreds of thousands of people out of work and making some other very large number of people homeschool teachers at the same time they are full time employed. I am deeply skeptical that there is any governor in the US who thinks this is great politics. I really think they're just trying to do the best thing for their people. Recognition of this is why you see their approval ratings up.
- aksl 7y agoI cannot comment on the US, because I don't live there. In Germany, however: Information flow was poor and deceptive: 1) First, actual masks are purportedly useless, now homemade toy masks are mandatory. 2) While the population was locked in and many people lost their jobs, the government health authorities could not be bothered to report new cases in the weekend. Of course one cannot force a civil "servant" to work. Work is for the plebs and civil "servants" have job security as long as the ECB can print money. 3) There is no effort to determine if for example supermarket workers have a higher number of cases. They are in contact with hundreds of people every day. Zero information. 4) Actual antibody studies are lagging and take an extraordinary amount of time. Now the economy is down, bailouts for the rich will happen, the politicians, civil "servants" and state television parasites are secure and the general working population is screwed. Same as in 2008.