Georgia reopening

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Maybe it's a good thing.

I mean, they're either right (doubtful) and all states can soon do the same, or they're wrong (likely) and it's a warning to the rest of the country.

Acts as a positive control for opening too fast too soon.

Maybe it stops some if the protesters if they see what happens.

Other states make sure ti be smart about it.

Gives the other 49 states something to point to as to why their being cautious.

Plus, who cares about GA?
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Sanjay Gupta lives in Georgia, he's freaked.
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so what's the critical mass to get the reopen crowd to admit they rushed it? or do they claim this as a victory no matter what?

and how long does it take to make a determination either way?

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Well, even if we don't like GA because we hold stereotypes against people in the South, we should be hopeful that they are correct and that being in public but still practicing some forms of social distancing won't cause a significant spike in deaths.
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I ain't worried!

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pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 6:15 am Well, even if we don't like GA because we hold stereotypes against people in the South, we should be hopeful that they are correct and that being in public but still practicing some forms of social distancing won't cause a significant spike in deaths.
I try not to wish death upon anyone in Georgia and I truly hope there won't be a spike in deaths but......
Have we determined what action/s if any we are going to put in to place to make sure residents of states are not free to go in and out of other states and infect the residents of the other states?
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PhDhawk wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:20 pm Maybe it's a good thing.

I mean, they're either right (doubtful) and all states can soon do the same, or they're wrong (likely) and it's a warning to the rest of the country.

Acts as a positive control for opening too fast too soon.

Maybe it stops some if the protesters if they see what happens.

Other states make sure ti be smart about it.

Gives the other 49 states something to point to as to why their being cautious.

Plus, who cares about GA?
Can I nominate Alabama to go first instead? Atlanta is a vital city to our infrastructure.
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pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 6:15 am Well, even if we don't like GA because we hold stereotypes against people in the South, we should be hopeful that they are correct and that being in public but still practicing some forms of social distancing won't cause a significant spike in deaths.
Yes, I am hopeful that they will figure out a way to defy logic, science and nature.
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PhDhawk wrote: Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:20 pm Maybe it's a good thing.

I mean, they're either right (doubtful) and all states can soon do the same, or they're wrong (likely) and it's a warning to the rest of the country.

Acts as a positive control for opening too fast too soon.

Maybe it stops some if the protesters if they see what happens.

Other states make sure ti be smart about it.

Gives the other 49 states something to point to as to why their being cautious.


Plus, who cares about GA?
All this only works if you wait about two weeks to see. I think you're going to see other southern states follow this stupid, stupid, stupid lead.
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This going to turn out either really good or really, really bad. I'm thinking the later.
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I'm hoping really good.
And i'm hoping there aren't people here wishing for the opposite so they can say, 'i told you so'.
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pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:40 am I'm hoping really good.

Me, too, because we're all in this together.
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pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:40 am I'm hoping really good.
And i'm hoping there aren't people here wishing for the opposite so they can say, 'i told you so'.
I keep seeing people accusing others of this baselessly. It's disturbing.
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Oh I’m hopeful, definitely. In the same way a suburban mom has a “hope” artwork in cursive, on the wall right next to “live laugh love.”

But my concern is, they’re the ones going for some told ya so. And they’re not doing it the way adults would do it, with a reasonable understanding of what they’re up against, and a thorough pragmatic plan to do it.

They’re just blindly “opening back up,” as if bravado and balls will help them prevail.

And they’re gonna be calling it a W pretty much no matter what, and hailing their liberties, and ridiculing more cautious states - that is, until or unless some critical mass that we can only hope doesn’t actually happen.
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ChalkRocker wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:44 am
pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:40 am I'm hoping really good.

Me, too, because we're all in this together.
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I think there are 'told you so' people on both sides.
And no, please don't do the overused dumbass 'both sides do it' thing in response.
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pdub wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:49 am I think there are 'told you so' people on both sides.
And no, please don't do the overused dumbass 'both sides do it' thing in response.
If there are people that want mass death for the sake of saying I told you so, they are pure evil
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ousdahl wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:46 am Oh I’m hopeful, definitely. In the same way a suburban mom has a “hope” artwork in cursive, on the wall right next to “live laugh love.”

But my concern is, they’re the ones going for some told ya so. And they’re not doing it the way adults would do it, with a reasonable understanding of what they’re up against, and a thorough pragmatic plan to do it.

They’re just blindly “opening back up,” as if bravado and balls will help them prevail.

And they’re gonna be calling it a W pretty much no matter what, and hailing their liberties, and ridiculing more cautious states - that is, until or unless some critical mass that we can only hope doesn’t actually happen.
And, God forbid, even if there is an increase in Covid-19-related illnesses/deaths as a result of this opening, it will be hailed as "fake news" or inflated numbers. So in other words, they've got it covered.
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One side, and certain states, are being more cautious, cuz they’re listening to doctors, and paying attention to what’s happening around the rest of the world.

The other side is screaming I WANT MAH NORMAL BACK, FREEDOM OF CHOICE, WHATABOUT THE FLU, WHO CARES HOW MANY PEOPLE DIE, MAKE AMERICA GOLF AGAIN, SECOND AMENDMENT RULEZ, and the rest of us are supposed to be hopeful?
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chiknbut wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:54 am
ousdahl wrote: Tue Apr 21, 2020 9:46 am Oh I’m hopeful, definitely. In the same way a suburban mom has a “hope” artwork in cursive, on the wall right next to “live laugh love.”

But my concern is, they’re the ones going for some told ya so. And they’re not doing it the way adults would do it, with a reasonable understanding of what they’re up against, and a thorough pragmatic plan to do it.

They’re just blindly “opening back up,” as if bravado and balls will help them prevail.

And they’re gonna be calling it a W pretty much no matter what, and hailing their liberties, and ridiculing more cautious states - that is, until or unless some critical mass that we can only hope doesn’t actually happen.
And, God forbid, even if there is an increase in Covid-19-related illnesses/deaths as a result of this opening, it will be hailed as "fake news" or inflated numbers. So in other words, they've got it covered.
^^^

...new hoax...
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