resident_evil
Senator
What needs to change to stop the flu and future covid outbreaks. Graphic video.
The source of coronavirus and the flu
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Damn! that's horrible and explains a lot.
resident_evil
Senator
The perspective comes from a person who speaks Chinese, is married to a Chinese national, has children, and family in China and has lived years in country. You can match that up with other sources to arrive at an indisupatable conclusion of what needs to change in China and Southeast Asia as a whole. Or we should just seasonally quarantine the region. I've been saying as much for 20 years.
The way this virus is spreading , albeit slowly, has gotten a lot of countries in a dither now as it's hitting Egypt, Africa and other countries who are ill prepared to combat an outbreak. And the way this crap is spreading will be devastating for the less prepared places and it's all China's fault, the leadership of course.
I think its criminal to let the countries rural populace live in the stone age and seemingly not give a shit. Their government has always had a rep for being brutal. I also saw the the virus has hit South Korea which means it's in the North too which could be ugly.
Maybe this is natures way to thin the herd.
resident_evil
Senator
It seems things start in the dirtiest countries and then go to the next dirtiest. It ends up killing the least I'd imagine in the cleanest countries. And we are just talking about basic personal hygiene and using soap.
Quarantines work because it limits bringing in new spreaders. Only an estimated 20 million get the flu in the U.S. each year. If you had more travel from SE Asia to more parts of the country maybe 80 million would get it. I'm being low resolution in describing the pathology but I'm being lazy. :0)
As this stuff gets spread into South America our southern border situation will become increasingly critical for the health and safety of the country.
There's an economic ripple coming along the merchandise stream around the world as in China's case they suffer labor shortages that supply damn near everything used in the world today. India is another supplier that is going to take a hit.
It's already got the financial world twitchy as there's no real end in sight.
resident_evil
Senator
Well, it seems to be a little bit worse than the flu in lethality and equal in transmisivity. Like the flu maybe the largest part of our society won't catch it. Much like only 20M catch the flu. But that is from the official propaganda in China and globalist NGO's.
After WW2 we manufactured all we needed right here. Books, TV's, man hole covers, computers,, cars, medicines.,... ALL right here. Unions and new markets sent that abroad. We're today learning that we need more resiliency in manufacturing. Manufacturing needs to return to the U.S. in the form of automation exploitation. It is clear that Trump is the man for this exact time.
Sure like to see "Made in the USA" mean something to the world again .
resident_evil
Senator
I want to buy a white t-shirt and levis jeans made here in the U.S.A again. I expect them to fit like they did my leaner meaner self back when. What do you think the chances are? ha ha
About like mine LOL, I grew a little. I'd say the chances are good to buy the stuff though. I go for the relaxed fit these days.
Spamature
President
Business found a country where they could pay, not US minimum wage, but, living in a hut with a dirt floor wages. It wasn't unions that cause them to send jobs overseas. It was greed that didn't give a shite about the workers in this country they left twisting in the wind.
Why do you guys always try to rewrite history to cast blame elsewhere.
resident_evil
Senator
That is exactly what I said but in far fewer words my dear spambot.
In economic fact UAW workers making $100k a year in the 80's and 90's for pushing a button did [Unwelcome language removed] it up. They also loaded the industry with huge benefits debts to top it off to the tune of $2000 per car in back then prices.
You're a maroon.
Spamature
President
You're a maroon.
The US auto industry built cars that were designed to break down and need replacement parts. They lost market share to the Japanese that built cars with quality in mind. So the US auto makers share of the market dropped significantly and they could no longer afford the retirement benefits they had offered. It was the fault of management not the workers that cause that the loss of that industry share and its downward spiral.
Market share declined
worker productivity was in line with wage increases.
But here you are like a good right winger blaming the victims instead of the perpetrators.
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resident_evil
Senator
This is a thread about the flu. Take and post this in another thread. :0)
Um.....you are the one that changed the subject to economics and unions.
This is your post not his.
resident_evil
Senator
After a number of posts about the flu there was a little segue to what might transpire in economic terms that might be positive. I did not assert falsehoods about what spambot said as he did me and I did not open up a Phd dissertation post with graphs and misguided assetions. I only said open a thread and then another maroon (you) shat on the thread some mo. Why?
So you wanted to say your piece about economics but didn't want any one to disagree with you or contradict you.......got it.
When someone challenged your anti union point you claim he is the one that went off topic.........got it.
Now you are calling both he and I names in violation of the rules.......got it.
Just as Black-Tongue in deer herds...…….
2017-2018---61,000 Americans died with the Flu and of course hush-hush
saltydancin
Mayor
Lysol Disinfectant Spray is "Made in the USA" & will kill common illness causing germs of human coronavirus.....
Topic is coronavirus & flu, yet you run about like a long tail cat in a room full of rocking chairs posting "No Content and of Rules" yet here you are breaking the Rules you say others are breaking! Damn to hell pure...……..hypocrisy.
Appears the virus is already in Cali, who's surprised, not I.
