Anyone else amazed by how calm it is before the storm?

Seriously, I’ve been thinking about how much havok and destruction will be caused by coronachan and I am amazed at how peaceful my area currently is. No one has any idea how hard this shit will hit. Anybody else have this weird zen about them?

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>Anybody else have this weird zen about them?
Delusion and confusion are some of the first symptoms. You're toast

the virus is the least of my concerns lol

Don’t call them sheeple for nothing

it still fucking amazes me, I don’t consider myself a genius, but even a modicum of research would show the dumbest motherfucker that this virus will do serious damage to the economy and food supply in the best case scenario. jew programming has worked, the people will follow the government into the fema slaughterhouses with a smile on their faces

people hear 3% death rate and just assume that means nothing. they don't understand that that's 3% on top of the amount of people that die every day from other shit.

so you mean like other health related illness that corona can invoke?

Nobody believes it's a pandemic. Where are the bodies falling in your street, for example? Where are the people missing from your workplace?

We had a very bad winter of 'flu in 2015 hand in hand with MRSA. At least half the people working at the hospital ended up catching one or the other, and either taking a week or two weeks off. That wasn't even pandemic levels of disease.

This is a shock test. They want to update their 1950s protocols regarding bioweapons. All of these fanciful measures they are planning are indeed sensible, and would be used in the event of an outbreak of something properly nasty like airbourne anthrax. Hopefully right off the bat, too, rather than four weeks too late. This corona exercise has highlighted that public transport is a lethal vector, and we may have to rethink our "Green Travel" initiatives in workplaces. Beyond that, some old people die. Like they always do, every year.

I'll believe it when I turn up to work on Monday and half the staff are absent.

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It's because nobody cares, life isn't worth living these days.
Alarm rings
Get out of bed
Shower and get dressed
Eat breakfast
Go to work up to 16 hours per day and listen to overpaid suits whine about everything and threaten your job.

Corona-chan just fucking kill me now, please.

I hope to God this is a nothing burger. Every ounce of data, every number crunch has shown me however that this will be a global catastrophe even if the virus kills a little over .5% of the population of the world. People’s reactions to the deaths are going to be the major concern