The Coronavirus

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(05-11-2020, 11:28 AM)gabrielle Wrote: The economy is screwed no matter what.  If we allow many more people to die, including many skilled health care workers, it will be even more difficult to rebuild the economy, besides being morally reprehensible.

I know about economic hardship.  I lost my job in 2009.  I never really recovered from those times.

I view COVID19 as being here to stay no matter what. So, what's the point of continuing to destroy portions of the economy and making matters worse for more people at this point? I'm sorry to hear that you didn't recover from 2009. I know a thing or two about economic hardship too. Life sucks due to all the financial restrictions and uncertainties and added stress that are placed on those experiencing it at the time. You should be able to relate to what I'm saying and the positions that I've been taking much better than Dave. Dave seems to live in an Ivory Tower and the only threat to Dave seems to be COVID19 finding a way in at this point. Why are liquor stores more important than salons? I understand there is an added tax value to keeping liquor stores open and the liquor industry manufacturing booze these days. Other than that, I don't understand why they're viewed as more essential to life than a salon. So, what do you think, do you think that's bullshit or what?