USNGunner
6 years ago

I actually think the plan the trump admin rolled out makes sense. It includes the use of data and knowledge. We need the testing though. The admin says it’s there already. I’m not so sure.

teedubbya wrote:




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"You hear that Elizabeth? I’m comin’ to join you honey!"
teedubbya
6 years ago
Lol

Go read the other thread. I gave him more credit there.
tailgater
6 years ago

I actually think the plan the trump admin rolled out makes sense. It includes the use of data and knowledge. We need the testing though. The admin says it’s there already. I’m not so sure.

We do need to open up that’s for sure. But if it is too soon we could experience the hurt from shutting down plus the hurt of not shutting down. Either choice has cost and benefit. Doing both shares all the cost of both with little benefit.

Having few cases now in any area doesn’t mean you won’t. Many examples of that. You may find out a week from now more have it than you think. This isn’t something you can wait until it hits your area then do something. Then it’s too late.

And yes I think some of the stay at ho,e orders have gone too far.

teedubbya wrote:



Good post.
teedubbya
6 years ago

Good post.

tailgater wrote:




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"You hear that Elizabeth? I’m comin’ to join you honey!"
Speyside
6 years ago
I think Trumps plan is a good one. I live I a North West suburb of Chicago. Opening here is not the right timing. Where Gunner lives is probably the right timing. I wish there was adequate testing available to help with the timing questions. Only an idiot would think opening haphazardly is a good idea.
frankj1
6 years ago
cats and dogs living together...
HockeyDad
6 years ago

I actually think the plan the trump admin rolled out makes sense. It includes the use of data and knowledge. We need the testing though. The admin says it’s there already. I’m not so sure.

teedubbya wrote:



I hate it when TW's account gets hacked.
ZRX1200
6 years ago
CROS was in Georgia last time I traded with him.....


Coincidence?
USNGunner
6 years ago
Yeah, We had a confirmed case in house here at JD. A material handler, drove a fork truck stocking the cells with parts, He had been in every single cell in the facility and interacted with all the operators and most of the supervisors.

They shut us down, had the place cleaned for 3 days and we came back. It's been two weeks and no more even maybes. Knock on wood but I'm ok with it.

I talked to my wife today, of the 16 confirmed positives, not one had to be admitted and all are on the mend. It's got to be population density that is the enabler. I don't know that I would throw all the cities open, but podunk Iowa and rural areas really aren't getting this it doesn't seem like. It's following the interstates and airline hubs.

Go figure.
delta1
6 years ago
the concern is that Trump says conflicting things when clarity, consistency and transparency is important during a crisis...

His three phase plan released a week ago was well thought out and reasonable. But the plan said moving to the first phase and then to the second and third gradual re-opening phases was dependent upon specific numbers dipping for two weeks...a data driven gradual re-opening that was sensible, with public health and opening the economy as co-objectives...

then Trump contradicted his plan for re-opening by encouraging people to engage in civil disobedience and publicly protest and disobey his OWN social distancing orders: LIBERATE!

and the governors of Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee are ignoring Trump's plan by not waiting for two weeks of declining numbers before re-opening...guess we'll use them as guinea pigs...

this is a cluster which is the result of lack of leadership by the POTUS, who assumed responsibility when he declared a national emergency, then declared he had total power, and then said the governors are in charge, and has been looking to shed accountability and to point the finger of blame ever since...


wonder if he skipped the leadership and management courses in his business studies at Wharton School at Penn...
corey sellers
6 years ago
Dammit why do I have to be a guinea pig? I am going to keep doing what I Have been doing .
HockeyDad
6 years ago
You don’t have to be the guinea pig. That’s the beauty of it. When the government said shut everything down and assume everyone has the ‘rona, you had no choice. When the government says open everything back up you have a choice.
delta1
6 years ago
you're fine corey...you're essential and your employer is taking precautions to insure the health and safety of their employees...

just don't be dropping into any massage parlors when they re-open, and you'll be good...those are the guinea pigs...the really small businesses and their employees
izonfire
6 years ago

I do enjoy my solitude though, you got that part right.

RobertHively wrote:


We might be a lot more alike than you realize Bobby.
And once you discontinue the estrogen injections, we might actually get along...
izonfire
6 years ago

You forgot about the goat stations

No , You got it right with what you said.

corey sellers wrote:


Corey's been quarantining the goats.
So weeee's gooooooood.............
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