Look on the bright side.
12 Mar '20 12:37@great-big-stees saidOr what you consider to be civility at least!
How nice to see that civility has indeed returned to, at least some of, the threads.
-VR
12 Mar '20 12:37@great-big-stees saidOr what you consider to be civility at least!
How nice to see that civility has indeed returned to, at least some of, the threads.
13 Mar '20 21:50@wolfgang59 saidTonight I was texting a sales leader I know in Italy; they are all very anxious.
Now 1,016 dead in Italy.
13 Mar '20 22:10@wolfgang59 saidI don't think anyone is taking this lightly anymore. I am concerned about a clan member we have living there.
Now 1,016 dead in Italy.
13 Mar '20 22:14@wolfgang59 saidi am doubtfull that this is true.
Now 1,016 dead in Italy.
13 Mar '20 22:20@mister-moggy saidWhy would they lie about how many deaths they have?
i am doubtfull that this is true.
but, if it is , this is what social(ism) medicine brings you.
poor doctors, poor facilities, poor pre-ventive care, etc.
socialist medicine has no capacity to care for the population.
it does provide salairies to the politiclally appointed administrators who are eating pasta by the seaside.
15 Mar '20 20:11@kewpie saidLooks like a world wide recession.
I understand that the authorities are trying to delay the spread, but that's just so that the hospitals will get more time to prepare for the influx of patients. It really isn't something that most people (in first-world countries) need to be worried about IMHO.
15 Mar '20 22:11@mister-moggy saidYour stupidity level is reaching critical.
but, if it is , this is what social(ism) medicine brings you.
poor doctors, poor facilities, poor pre-ventive care, etc.
15 Mar '20 22:17@mister-moggy saidWell look on the bright side, your statement will make you look like you are the most stupid person on the site! You've surpassed even me!
i am doubtfull that this is true.
but, if it is , this is what social(ism) medicine brings you.
poor doctors, poor facilities, poor pre-ventive care, etc.
socialist medicine has no capacity to care for the population.
it does provide salairies to the politiclally appointed administrators who are eating pasta by the seaside.
15 Mar '20 22:271 edit@mister-moggy saidNo, what you are talking about here is conservatism.
i am doubtfull that this is true.
but, if it is , this is what social(ism) medicine brings you.
poor doctors, poor facilities, poor pre-ventive care, etc.
socialist medicine has no capacity to care for the population.
it does provide salairies to the politiclally appointed administrators who are eating pasta by the seaside.
15 Mar '20 22:43@suzianne saidI do believe you pretty much hit the nail on the head so to speak.
No, what you are talking about here is conservatism.
We've all seen now how conservative government reacts to a crisis. It doesn't. It just "doubts that is true" until enough people die that the people demand action.
16 Mar '20 01:00@suzianne saidThere was an important job to be done and Everybody was sure that
We've all seen now how conservative government reacts to a crisis. It doesn't. It just "doubts that is true" until enough people die that the people demand action.
16 Mar '20 14:02@wolfgang59 saidBlamed Suzie Q? 🙂
There was an important job to be done and Everybody was sure that
Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did
it. Somebody got angry about that, because it was Everybody’s job.
Everybody thought Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that
Everybody wouldn’t do it. It ended up that Everybody blamed
Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could have.
29 Mar '20 22:41@kewpie saidMy point was and is, more will die.
More than 233 people have died in Italian road accidents so far this year, yet Italians are unconcernedly driving their cars. Your point is?
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