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Kashkari, while acknowledging the downside of what a prolonged shutdown could mean for the economy, said the U.S., ‘barring some health-care miracle,’ is looking at an 18-month strategy of rolling shutdowns based on what has happened in other countries.
originally posted by: MRinder
Kashkari, while acknowledging the downside of what a prolonged shutdown could mean for the economy, said the U.S., ‘barring some health-care miracle,’ is looking at an 18-month strategy of rolling shutdowns based on what has happened in other countries.
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This is really disheartening is true. After 18 months of this will there even be an economy to go back to?
How will people deal with being isolated for 18 more months? No work, no school, no anything!
originally posted by: av8r007
Nope regardless of what is going on, we as Americans CANNOT go on for 18 months in and out of our homes. This is a free country and the government is at the very limit of what it can legally do without martial law, hell let's be real they've done a lot tyrannical s&*& with this virus and I'm not going to live like that anymore. Sorry the word "pandemic" is not in the constitution. They only have the power for insurrection and war. They cannot lock us in our homes for a year and half. Not happening.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: MRinder
Also, the military, along with youthful and people who have taken a blood antibody test positive and past recovered coronavirus survivors volunteers should be used to massively test the citizens of each state and administer particular aide to the elderly vulnerable.
We may need a military designated person to run this like a war.
That will help in engaging all of us to action and will galvanize the country and that will lessen the depression and pessimism.
originally posted by: av8r007
a reply to: MRinder
There's a limit. We're there at around April 30th. The country can't go on like this if you want a country to return to when the pandemic is over, otherwise we're all going to run out of money sooner or later, unless you are very wealthy ($5 mil in the bank minimum). It's just a matter of time. 2 months is when people will start running out of money for real, bone dry on cash and there isn't enough government cheese in the world to pay us all. We have to get back to work basically at the end of this shelter-in-place period or you're going to see things you'd never of thought would happen in America: increased murder, rapes, robberies, home invasions, and chaos. You cannot have a country of this size sit stagnant without causing major issues that as Trump put it so well, "the cure can't be worse than the disease!"