Coronavirus COVID-19

[AZGrizFan]

Some hope that the economy does spring back as things get opened up - unemployment rate actually dropped as more hiring offset lost jobs.

https://abcnews.go.com/Business/us-unem ... d=71085933

And JSO returns to his bunker to generate more manifesto-length diatribes against Trump and his gubmint.

Economists predict 8.3 million jobs LOST. Instead, it’s 2.5 million jobs GAINED. Man, it must be good to be an economist and never have to be right.

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

[Skjellyfetti]

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

You mean since March 2020?

[AZGrizFan]

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

You mean since March 2020?

I was quoting a statistic i read in a CNN article. Fake news, i guess.

[AshevilleApp]

Former Buncombe County Sheriff Bobby Medford dies in federal prison from Covid 19 complications. The guy was corrupt as shit, but that's a tough way to go.

[JohnStOnge]

Some hope that the economy does spring back as things get opened up - unemployment rate actually dropped as more hiring offset lost jobs.

https://abcnews.go.com/Business/us-unem ... d=71085933

And JSO returns to his bunker to generate more manifesto-length diatribes against Trump and his gubmint.

Economists predict 8.3 million jobs LOST. Instead, it’s 2.5 million jobs GAINED. Man, it must be good to be an economist and never have to be right.

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

I wasn't paying attention to what economists were predicting but i don't find a big resurgence in jobs surprising at all. Once State governments began "re-opening" one would expect to see a bunch of people who'd been laid off to be hired back. I don't think Trump has much to do with it though.

What Trump had something to do with is the fact that we had to shut the economy down to the extent that we did to begin with because he did his travel restriction thing...which he should have known would not work...then acted like the problem was solved.

[AZGrizFan]

And JSO returns to his bunker to generate more manifesto-length diatribes against Trump and his gubmint.

Economists predict 8.3 million jobs LOST. Instead, it’s 2.5 million jobs GAINED. Man, it must be good to be an economist and never have to be right.

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

I wasn't paying attention to what economists were predicting but i don't find a big resurgence in jobs surprising at all. Once State governments began "re-opening" one would expect to see a bunch of people who'd been laid off to be hired back. I don't think Trump has much to do with it though.

What Trump had something to do with is the fact that we had to shut the economy down to the extent that we did to begin with because he did his travel restriction thing...which he should have known would not work...then acted like the problem was solved.

Of course. With your expertise in economics I’d expect you to have the all figured out....WTF do those ACTUAL economists know, right?

[SeattleGriz]

And JSO returns to his bunker to generate more manifesto-length diatribes against Trump and his gubmint.

Economists predict 8.3 million jobs LOST. Instead, it’s 2.5 million jobs GAINED. Man, it must be good to be an economist and never have to be right.

Oh, and embedded in those numbers? Highest African American employment rate since 1984.

I wasn't paying attention to what economists were predicting but i don't find a big resurgence in jobs surprising at all. Once State governments began "re-opening" one would expect to see a bunch of people who'd been laid off to be hired back. I don't think Trump has much to do with it though.

What Trump had something to do with is the fact that we had to shut the economy down to the extent that we did to begin with because he did his travel restriction thing...which he should have known would not work...then acted like the problem was solved.

Okay, so you admit not paying attention, but offer advice on Trump? Thanks man.

[SDHornet]

[Gil Dobie]

Minnesota is in phase 2, limited indoor seating at bars and restaurants, up to 250 seating outdoors.

[SDHornet]

Minnesota is in phase 2, limited indoor seating at bars and restaurants, up to 250 seating outdoors.

That's nice. I don't think many people are going to give a fuck about the Chinese Flu now that the same people who told them they need to stay inside told all the people to go out and protest and riot. Good luck putting that genie back in the bottle.

[AZGrizFan]

Minnesota is in phase 2, limited indoor seating at bars and restaurants, up to 250 seating outdoors.

That's nice. I don't think many people are going to give a fuck about the Chinese Flu now that the same people who told them they need to stay inside told all the people to go out and protest and riot. Good luck putting that genie back in the bottle.

Worst case scenario you just say you’re protesting. Problem solved.

[SDHornet]

That's nice. I don't think many people are going to give a fuck about the Chinese Flu now that the same people who told them they need to stay inside told all the people to go out and protest and riot. Good luck putting that genie back in the bottle.

Worst case scenario you just say you’re protesting. Problem solved.

Yup.

And if I'm a business owner (outside of a protest/riot zone) I open up yesterday.

[kalm]

Worst case scenario you just say you’re protesting. Problem solved.

Yup.

And if I'm a business owner (outside of a protest/riot zone) I open up yesterday.

Hope that’s right but the only places going down right now are in the NE and Europe.

“PHOENIX -- The chief clinical officer at the state's largest hospital network said Friday that Arizona is headed to a health crisis if residents don't change their habits to deal with COVID-19.

Dr. Marjorie Bessel said the intensive-care units at the Maricopa County hospitals for Banner Health already are at full capacity. And other hospitals in Arizona are rapidly approaching that point.

Bessel said that's no surprise, given the increasing number of cases of the coronavirus. The took a big jump Friday, with 1,579 new cases, bringing the tally in Arizona to 24,332.

But she parted ways with Gov. Doug Ducey and state Health Director Cara Christ who have said that the increase is largely a factor of more people getting tested.

The doctor noted a sharp spike in infections following the decision in the middle of last month by the governor to scrap his stay-at-home order.

"We do have community spread of COVID-19 in Arizona and we have had community spread in Arizona,'' she said, with people infecting each other through close contact and not taking precautions.

That's not all.

"We are seeing an increase in the sickest of the sick,'' she said.

"These are COVID-19 patients who are in the ICU who are ventilated,'' Bessel said. "And those individuals are in our hospitals for a long period of time,'' she said.

In fact, Bessel provided data showing the number of Banner patients on ventilators has tripled in less than two weeks.”



https://www.verdenews.com/news/2020/jun ... -headed-h/

[SDHornet]

We're on week, what 20, this being a health crisis if things don't change?

[AZGrizFan]

Yup.

And if I'm a business owner (outside of a protest/riot zone) I open up yesterday.

Hope that’s right but the only places going down right now are in the NE and Europe.

“PHOENIX -- The chief clinical officer at the state's largest hospital network said Friday that Arizona is headed to a health crisis if residents don't change their habits to deal with COVID-19.

Dr. Marjorie Bessel said the intensive-care units at the Maricopa County hospitals for Banner Health already are at full capacity. And other hospitals in Arizona are rapidly approaching that point.

Bessel said that's no surprise, given the increasing number of cases of the coronavirus. The took a big jump Friday, with 1,579 new cases, bringing the tally in Arizona to 24,332.

But she parted ways with Gov. Doug Ducey and state Health Director Cara Christ who have said that the increase is largely a factor of more people getting tested.

The doctor noted a sharp spike in infections following the decision in the middle of last month by the governor to scrap his stay-at-home order.

"We do have community spread of COVID-19 in Arizona and we have had community spread in Arizona,'' she said, with people infecting each other through close contact and not taking precautions.

That's not all.

"We are seeing an increase in the sickest of the sick,'' she said.

"These are COVID-19 patients who are in the ICU who are ventilated,'' Bessel said. "And those individuals are in our hospitals for a long period of time,'' she said.

In fact, Bessel provided data showing the number of Banner patients on ventilators has tripled in less than two weeks.”



https://www.verdenews.com/news/2020/jun ... -headed-h/

Nobody fucking cares, bro. The protestors sure as fuck didn’t care. And the politicians and athletes and Hollywood types who were championing their cause and their right to protest and riot didn’t care about the impact their mass riots might have on COVID cases. The time for caring is O.V.E.R.

Open the shit back up, post haste. No more delays. No more excuses.

[SDHornet]

Hope that’s right but the only places going down right now are in the NE and Europe.

“PHOENIX -- The chief clinical officer at the state's largest hospital network said Friday that Arizona is headed to a health crisis if residents don't change their habits to deal with COVID-19.

Dr. Marjorie Bessel said the intensive-care units at the Maricopa County hospitals for Banner Health already are at full capacity. And other hospitals in Arizona are rapidly approaching that point.

Bessel said that's no surprise, given the increasing number of cases of the coronavirus. The took a big jump Friday, with 1,579 new cases, bringing the tally in Arizona to 24,332.

But she parted ways with Gov. Doug Ducey and state Health Director Cara Christ who have said that the increase is largely a factor of more people getting tested.

The doctor noted a sharp spike in infections following the decision in the middle of last month by the governor to scrap his stay-at-home order.

"We do have community spread of COVID-19 in Arizona and we have had community spread in Arizona,'' she said, with people infecting each other through close contact and not taking precautions.

That's not all.

"We are seeing an increase in the sickest of the sick,'' she said.

"These are COVID-19 patients who are in the ICU who are ventilated,'' Bessel said. "And those individuals are in our hospitals for a long period of time,'' she said.

In fact, Bessel provided data showing the number of Banner patients on ventilators has tripled in less than two weeks.”



https://www.verdenews.com/news/2020/jun ... -headed-h/

Nobody fucking cares, bro. The protestors sure as fuck didn’t care. And the politicians and athletes and Hollywood types who were championing their cause and their right to protest didn’t care about the impact their mass protests might have on COVID cases. The time for caring is O.V.E.R.

Open the shit back up, post haste. No more delays. No more excuses.

My favorite are the nurses that just went from a hospital, I guess being around Chinese Flu patients, and directly to a protest. If they don't give a fuck about spreading it, I sure as shit ain't.

[AZGrizFan]

Oh, and the statement that “the only place its going down is in the NE” is plain ass wrong.

Every single state (except CA) that provides individual data on the worldometers.info website shows cases and deaths DROPPING.

[Skjellyfetti]

Every single state (except CA) that provides individual data on the worldometers.info website shows cases and deaths DROPPING.

You might want to take a closer gander at your own state.

Spoiler: show

[Ibanez]

Oh, and the statement that “the only place its going down is in the NE” is plain ass wrong.

Every single state (except CA) that provides individual data on the worldometers.info website shows cases and deaths DROPPING.

South Carolina has been setting new daily records. We aren’t dropping. AZ, where are you getting your facts?


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[kalm]

Nobody fucking cares, bro. The protestors sure as fuck didn’t care. And the politicians and athletes and Hollywood types who were championing their cause and their right to protest didn’t care about the impact their mass protests might have on COVID cases. The time for caring is O.V.E.R.

Open the shit back up, post haste. No more delays. No more excuses.

My favorite are the nurses that just went from a hospital, I guess being around Chinese Flu patients, and directly to a protest. If they don't give a fuck about spreading it, I sure as shit ain't.

Again...the numbers and virus don’t care. They just do their thing. We’ve been averaging around 20,000 new cases per day over the past 3 weeks and on Thursday, that jumped to 41,000. Brazil is another one not doing so well going steady at about 30,000/day.

The one thing you guys are right about is the protests. Those should cause a further bump over the next few weeks.

Amid reopenings and street protests, coronavirus transmission remains high in much of the U.S.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/

[CAA Flagship]

Every single state (except CA) that provides individual data on the worldometers.info website shows cases and deaths DROPPING.

You might want to take a closer gander at your own state.

Spoiler: show

How many tests?

[Pwns]

New cases is meaningless.

[CAA Flagship]

New cases is meaningless.

Well, they're not meaningless. They just shouldn't be stand alone stats.

[kalm]

New cases is meaningless.

Well, they're not meaningless. They just shouldn't be stand alone stats.

They aren’t.

They drive the other numbers and are predictive of policy.

[CAA Flagship]

Well, they're not meaningless. They just shouldn't be stand alone stats.

They aren’t.

They drive the other numbers and are predictive of policy.

They aren't what; meaningless or stand alone stats?