NOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST RE-OPEN BUSINESSES WE HAVEN'T FLATTENED THE CURVARINO !!!!!!!
NOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST RE-OPEN BUSINESSES WE HAVEN'T FLATTENED THE CURVARINO !!!!!!!
Colton Nelson
Christian Diaz
SECOND WAVE
Charles Ramirez
>dabs
Ayden Howard
bout to open a bunch of funeral parlors and make it bitch!
Juan Thomas
god I fucking hope burgers are forced back into work, the consequences would be fucking hilarious
Logan Lee
If the US continues this way, it will be Italy X10.
Parker Harris
i can work from home. the only people dying will be $10/hour wagies and boomers, both of which are a drain on society and on my paycheck. this is truly a great thing.
Jason Walker
>NOOOOOOO YOU CANT JUST GO BACK TO WORK THE FED CANT CURE COVID 19 ITS NOT FAIR THIS IS A SLUSH FUND FOR DRUMPF IT DOESNT EVEN PAY FOR MY ABORTIONS REEEEEEEEEEE
Thomas Miller
Knowing that those sheep would just willingly go to their slaughter because their dear leader demands it is frankly hilarious
Matthew Jones
Bears getting fucked are so hilarious. GL bagholding those fucking puts and inverse ETFs lmao hahahahahha fucking cucks!
Easton Nguyen
what's hilarious is if the virus isn't contained everywhere, it will be contained nowhere. Enjoy getting a second wave after you flatten that curve from burgers traveling to your country.
Austin Harris
Shit shit
Logan Harris
This will just lead to burgers being refused entry to countries.
James Morris
as opposed to shutting down the market completely and fast-tracking the recession? Big-brained yuropoor we got here
Julian Cook
>It's just human lives bro, nothing to worry about
*Eats McDonalds burger in his McMansion while watching Fox News/CNN*
Oliver Torres
lol have fun with chink aids for the rest of your life
David Edwards
The average Ameribese doesn’t even have a passport. Hardly any of them go outside the US.
Levi Smith
oh no not the gdp! the line is supposed to go up forever!
Aiden Perry
True, but it doesnt matter. Travel to the us will be denied once europe and the rest of the world recovers. If there is an us after all.
John Bennett
Guy in town started a 399 cremation special and he owns a building off site for florists to make up shit for the funerals and wakes. Dude is killing it
seen him roll up in a fucking Lifted Dodge Ram 3500 Diesel on 38's
Matthew Jenkins
any word on if the travel ban will be lifted?
If we're allowed to travel again we'll be back at square fucking one
Zachary Collins
HUMAN LIVES ARE LITERALLY LITERALLY LITERALLY THE MOST IMPORTANT THING
Life is cheap like your whore mother, get over yourself Padre
Cooper Baker
>Life is cheap
Well if that is true, why dont you an hero first?
Robert Anderson
>the faggy redditors, soifags, and leftoids who constantly bleat on about how abortions are good, boomers are bad, and life is all a big cosmic joke are suddenly pearl clutching churchmarm moralists when it comes to the topic of saving the economy and letting a natural virus run its course
Chase Gutierrez
Others' lives are cheap. Mine is subjectively worth more.
Just lol at not being willing to press a button to kill 1bil gooks for 1$. Shit even free considering how they eat bats and fuck us over and look subhuman.
Jackson Rogers
>Mine is subjectively worth more.
Indeed, subjectively.
Joseph Bailey
Satan has corrupted your mind
Christopher Kelly
I am a hardcore classic liberal and I would not turn away people from the ICU when they are dying because "le economy lel".
Bentley Powell
No, you're a retard posting off topic garbage.
Camden Hernandez
Who ever said that? Given the question of letting a natural virus run its course and the population gain herd immunity at cost of 0.5% of the people (mostly elderly), or cratering the economy for years and years (with all of its tangential consequences), you're telling me you're going to sit there and cry about the virus?
This has happened to humans since time immemorial. It used to be that we'd take it on the chin, immunize, get stronger, pop out tons more babies, and move forward. Now we're like an elephant trying to run away from a mouse. All I'm saying is that this is hilarious from a principle perspective.
If those vulnerable want to protect themselves they can, and self isolate. Like really self isolate, not say they're doing it and then go about their business.
Jaxson Anderson
Burger mutt amazingly fails to understand flattening a curve.
Christopher Sanders
The consequences for me will be getting money from my stocks going up. Maybe your weak bitch lungs can't handle it but that isn't my problem.
Samuel Parker
Based
Ayden Thompson
It's not 0.5%, it's more like 10%. Your strategy involves saying 'fuck it let them die' when hospitals get overwhelmed by people needing critical care. The 0.5% figure is contingent on them getting critical care.
Cooper Morales
>DRRUMPTTTFSSS GOING TO KILL US ALL AAAAAAAAHHHHRRRGGG
Eli Lee
This>>Not to mention it could happen to you or your loved ones.
Fuck off.
Nicholas Rodriguez
i'll flatten your moms curve, if you know what i mean
Matthew Morris
>it's not 0.5%, it's 20x that
Ryan Lee
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOT MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY NOT THE HECKIN LOVING CARING TENDY SERVING MOMMY AND DADDY AHHHHHHHHH
maybe redd*t is more your speed, zoom zoom
Connor Sullivan
>it could happen to you or your loved ones
Anything could happen to me or my loved ones. I don't live in a perpetual state of fear regarding the imminence of death. It will happen. Whatever happened to the big bad liberal nihilist? Turns out you're all cowards.
Jaxson Lee
Maybe in places like NYC, but I know quite a few people out in rural upstate who wouldn’t dare set foot in any town bigger than 1,000 people, let alone go to work this early
Jeremiah Hall
Genes did that.
Anthony Barnes
You dont have to be a sociopath edgelord troglodyte.
>I don't live in a perpetual state of fear regarding the imminence of death.
I dont either. I just like to avoid untimely deaths by effective collective measures, small brain.
Gabriel Bailey
People in cities will have no choice if the govt says they won't support people in quarantine
Andrew Butler
"Effective collective measures", how about the concept of diminishing returns? This virus isn't going away. It's just like any other virus, we have to adapt to it. In the meantime your "effective" collective measure is to trigger a 5 year global economic depression? Interesting. Is your brain wrinkly enough to calculate all of the deaths from the tangential consequences of this? It's often the case that drastic human interventionism in a phenomenon like this causes worse things down the line.
Nolan Fisher
He's too terrified of the virus to think how much worse that will be.
Carson Mitchell
If you offered most people the choice of eating ramen for a year or having their parents die, most will take the first option. I don't know how to explain it any better.
Nicholas Lewis
Who’s op trying to insult?
Xavier Collins
Cope harder. Some of us have actually done something with our lives. ;)
Aaron Richardson
>In the meantime your "effective" collective measure is to trigger a 5 year global economic depression?
I never said this.
>It's often the case that drastic human interventionism in a phenomenon like this causes worse things down the line.
Tell that to:
NYC
Spain
Italy
China
Iran
etc.
You dont have to put everything on lockdown, but a smart proportional lockdown to hard hit areas and collective measures such as closing social gatherings and most human contact business in larger cities and limiting contact with eldery is fitting.
>Some of us have actually done something with our lives
Financially I am very well off. Nice assumption unrelated to the discussion though. I think you are actually retarded.
Wyatt Clark
seethe harder kek
pls reply again
Andrew Miller
NNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE HECCIN OLD PEOPLE ARE GONNA GET THE FLU!!!!!! THE FRICKIN CHINKERINO YELLOW BOIS ARE GONNA GET SICK NOOOOOOO DRUMPF!!!!!!!!!!
Aaron Powell
u mad
Matthew Turner
You're naming places with full lockdowns. Full lockdowns are the problem.
Isaiah Flores
Assuming it doesn't just kill everyone eventually, a short-lasting traumatic event like 4-10% of boomers dying might actually increase social cohesion in the long run: everyone would know a person who died or suffered long-term effects from this virus. It would be tragic to lose our loved ones, and horrible for the people who would die, but there would be a shared civilizational empathy and passion for great civic projects, similar to a post-war spiritual renewal.
But nah, let's just create a 5-8 year depression and increase societal friction and resentment because the based boomers are scared of the inevitable.
Ian Peterson
>let's just create a 5-8 year depression
Virus didn't create a depression imbecile.
Alexander Ross
>Yes, I realize that COVID-19 only causes 2 deaths out of every 1 billion people, but EXPONENTIAL GROWTH means that tomorrow there will be FOUR deaths out of every 2 billion people.
>heh, it's called exponential growth sweatie. Look it up.
Austin Sanchez
>Talk about how extreme and ultimately pointless measures to the virus are robbing us of a painful, but necessary moment for national renewal.
>VIRUSES CANT DEPRESS THEYRE JUST TINY HAHA FAGGOT
Don't be a fucking mong, read what people write.
Chase Lopez
NOOOOOOOOOO BUT THE ECONOMY DUDE ORANGE NIGGER NEEDS A GREEN MARKET TO BE ABLE TO POINT TO DURING THE ELECTIONS THINK OF ALL THE (((SHAREHOLDERS))))
Joseph Price
Looking forward to seeing more videos of New Yorkers collapsing on the streets.
Brody Garcia
Yaaaaas kween! we need to all stay inside for the next 4 years or we're literally all going to die.