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MandoMan 05-09-2020 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Stuart Zaikov (Post 1760995)
I am surprised that pools and restaurants are reopening. Keep hearing that City Fire has tons of people milling around all on top of each other.

https://erinbromage.wixsite.com/covi...hem-avoid-them

Don Ferguson 05-09-2020 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 1761600)
The point of closing down and having all these restrictions isn't to stop the virus. It's to slow it down, and give science and the medical community time to create a vaccine and discover safe treatments for people who come down with it.

That way even if it does return next season, we will have the tools to manage it. Not necessarily cure it, and not prevent it 100% but MINIMIZE the risk, MINIMIZE the suffering, MINIMIZE the deaths that result from it.

We have no way of doing that currently except to shut things down and keep everyone away from each other. That obviously isn't something we can do long-term. It is a temporary pause so they can come up with something better, for the next time it happens.

Why our cure is worse than the disease! We have inflicted permanent damage to the very fabric of this country, under the guise of fixing it! Even in the very best of scenarios it will take MORE THAN a generation to recover, as a country, just to the point we were when the shut down occurred. (1) At the national level, the first relief package to repay for shutdown was $2.4 TRILLION, and there's talk of up to 3 more similar packages. Don't even try to get your head around what this will do to future capabilities of our federal government! They (we) are crippled for the next generation. (2) The effect at state level is easier to understand since city, county, and state governments are required by law to actually have money before they spend it. They can not live in the fiscal fantasy world our congress has created. The first moment of the shut down we created 30 Million newly unemployed, with many more following. Unemployment payments are a state responsibility. With the shut down we actually, and literally, bankrupted every state. So to compensate, the feds authorized loaning every state the needed money from the Federal Reserve. Eleven states have so far applied. (California, NY. NJ. Connecticut, Illinois, Texas, Mass. Ohio, West VA, Washington.) Pardon, but can't resist laughing about California. Upon shut down they authorized $150 million in payments to illegal "sanctuary" immigrants since the Feds did not include them in their corona virus program. Then the next day they applied for a $10.1 billion federal loan to pay their unemployed, because California is broke.

charlieo1126@gmail.com 05-09-2020 09:45 AM

Fat dumb and run by China Oh!!! Wow sounds like the options of ANGER man the guys you see pushing the carts fast down the wrong way in aisles at Publix with no masks 😊😊😊

dplars 05-09-2020 09:45 AM

Where is the comparison of the normal number of deaths from all other causes compared to COVID19? I believe the media/goverment is instill fear as a method of thought control. Things are never as bad as portrayed nor as good as pictured. Get with living...your life

ffresh 05-09-2020 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by thelegges (Post 1761341)
Tonight in Brownwood, bluefin, city fire, all had tables space out 6 ft. There were chairs at the bar chairs spaced out can’t be moved. This is the 5 day I have eaten out, and watched the social distance restaurants are following. Actually watched a person taking pictures, walked around both restaurants multiple times before taking a picture, from the outside.

If you looked at the angle the picture was taken, it looked like everybody was sitting on top of each other. Not the 6 feet each table was really spaced at. Took a lot of patience to finally get the picture that will make those restaurants look bad. Such a shame

Why are we opening, think of those who have no income, no food for their children, and no way to pay rent. The system failed those who apply for unemployment

This is the way the MSM pulls their chicanery to further their agenda all the time. Unfortunately, we, the Great Unwashed, are too naïve to see through their deceit … or, at least many of us :icon_wink:

Fred

GoodLife 05-09-2020 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by dplars (Post 1761736)
where is the comparison of the normal number of deaths from all other causes compared to covid19? I believe the media/goverment is instill fear as a method of thought control. Things are never as bad as portrayed nor as good as pictured. Get with living...your life

Attachment 84036

CDC says 80,000 died from the Flu in 2017/2018 season, varies per year depending on strain

Flu season deaths top 80,000 last year, CDC says - CNN

billethkid 05-09-2020 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by dplars (Post 1761736)
Where is the comparison of the normal number of deaths from all other causes compared to COVID19? I believe the media/goverment is instill fear as a method of thought control. Things are never as bad as portrayed nor as good as pictured. Get with living...your life

Yes. What is/has been the daily/weekly death rate before the virus compared to the current exploited virus numbers?

Then compare to the infection and death rate for the annual flu.

There seems to be a need by the media and those in authority to retain a fear factor.

And let us not forget that certain number attainments equate to monetary benefits from the state or federal coffers.

OhioBuckeye 05-09-2020 10:04 AM

[QUOTE=graciegirl;1761032]
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Originally Posted by GoodLife (Post 1761030)

Because we have had no deaths in half the counties does not mean they aren't still vulnerable. I hear and agree that our economy will suffer terribly. Sometimes there are NO solutions to problems. THAT is what is scary.

Also the stats didn’t say anything about how many millions of people that don’t have jobs to go back to. This is a terrible pressure for a president to have to think about. Personally I think both political parties should get together & figure this epidemic out first instead of thinking about how to get their party elected! You said it exactly right, graciegirl.

Edcarney 05-09-2020 10:15 AM

You ought to know these numbers are highly inflated. Way too much false news about this virus. All of which is to keep many living in fear. As long as they effectively do so it will continue to help promote the hidden agenda of this shutdown.

Lindsyburnsy 05-09-2020 10:59 AM

The curve has flattened? Maybe the lack of testing and reporting is flattening. We can be gaslit into believing all is well, but don't be fooled. DeSantis doesn't want to count those that don't live full time in Florida, to the overall count. So if someone lives in Kentucky, but dies or tests positive for Covid 19, in Ohio, they don't count as deaths or confirmed cases in Ohio? Say what?

Lindamct 05-09-2020 11:12 AM

Please don't just repeat. Look at numbers of other viruses and death rate. What we should be worried about is not Covid 19, but a real medical emergency while our doctors and nurses are furloughed(yes, the ones we praise as heros...) and our hospitals are losing so much money. This is media and politics over the top and we all all being good little manageable citizens. We should be sticking together and asking good questions. Just keep praying and wash your hands because that is really all we can do🇺🇲🇺🇲

ffresh 05-09-2020 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1761217)

How does one get their sustenance if they cannot go out? Even the people who need to stay at home need food, money from the bank, religious services, etc. My husband and I have stayed home for almost 4 weeks but we see other people gathering in large groups without masks. WE WENT TO A REC CENTER AND SAT IN THE PAVILLION, NO ONE BUT US WERE WEARING MASKS. THE OTHER GROUP WAS A GROUP OF 25 PEOPLE AND ONLY ONE WORE A MASK. THEY WERE NOT SIX FEET APART.SINCE I AM IMMUNOLOGICALLY SUPPRESSED DUE TO CHEMO, I AM AT AN EVEN HIGHER RISK THAN OTHERS. tHE PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES THAT CDC PUTS OUT ARE POSSIBLY KILLING US. :sing::sing::sing:

First, PLEASE STOP SHOUTING, then, if you are immunologically suppressed, as you say, it begs the question, why on earth go to a rec center. And, to top it off, complain of others' behavior :ohdear: You can breathe the same air in your lanai or patio :icon_wink:

Fred

coffeebean 05-09-2020 11:49 AM

[QUOTE=GoodLife;1761519]
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Originally Posted by sallybowron (Post 1761513)

First of all, you messed up the quote function. I didn't say what you quote, coffeebean did.

Second, you can easily get groceries safely using curbside pickup or delivery. I haven't used paper money for six weeks, just credit cards. Religious services are all over the internet and TV. Nobody is going to kill you, just stay away from people.

I don't know how the quote function is getting messed up but I did NOT say the following:
How does one get their sustenance if they cannot go out? Even the people who need to stay at home need food, money from the bank, religious services, etc. My husband and I have stayed home for almost 4 weeks but we see other people gathering in large groups without masks. WE WENT TO A REC CENTER AND SAT IN THE PAVILLION, NO ONE BUT US WERE WEARING MASKS. THE OTHER GROUP WAS A GROUP OF 25 PEOPLE AND ONLY ONE WORE A MASK. THEY WERE NOT SIX FEET APART.SINCE I AM IMMUNOLOGICALLY SUPPRESSED DUE TO CHEMO, I AM AT AN EVEN HIGHER RISK THAN OTHERS. tHE PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES THAT CDC PUTS OUT ARE POSSIBLY KILLING US.

coffeebean 05-09-2020 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by sallybowron (Post 1761513)

How does one get their sustenance if they cannot go out? Even the people who need to stay at home need food, money from the bank, religious services, etc. My husband and I have stayed home for almost 4 weeks but we see other people gathering in large groups without masks. WE WENT TO A REC CENTER AND SAT IN THE PAVILLION, NO ONE BUT US WERE WEARING MASKS. THE OTHER GROUP WAS A GROUP OF 25 PEOPLE AND ONLY ONE WORE A MASK. THEY WERE NOT SIX FEET APART.SINCE I AM IMMUNOLOGICALLY SUPPRESSED DUE TO CHEMO, I AM AT AN EVEN HIGHER RISK THAN OTHERS. tHE PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES THAT CDC PUTS OUT ARE POSSIBLY KILLING US. :sing::sing::sing:

Hello everyone.....
Sallyboron is the poster who made this quote. It was NOT me (coffeebean). I had to go back several pages to find this original post. I've noticed there are other posters who are not being quoted properly. I don't know why the quote function is not working properly. Could it be operator error from the posters? I just don't know.

golfing eagles 05-09-2020 12:05 PM

[QUOTE=sallybowron;1761513]
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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1761217)

How does one get their sustenance if they cannot go out? Even the people who need to stay at home need food, money from the bank, religious services, etc. My husband and I have stayed home for almost 4 weeks but we see other people gathering in large groups without masks. WE WENT TO A REC CENTER AND SAT IN THE PAVILLION, NO ONE BUT US WERE WEARING MASKS. THE OTHER GROUP WAS A GROUP OF 25 PEOPLE AND ONLY ONE WORE A MASK. THEY WERE NOT SIX FEET APART.SINCE I AM IMMUNOLOGICALLY SUPPRESSED DUE TO CHEMO, I AM AT AN EVEN HIGHER RISK THAN OTHERS. tHE PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES THAT CDC PUTS OUT ARE POSSIBLY KILLING US. :sing::sing::sing:

No, if you are immunosuppressed and out at a pavilion, you may be killing YOURSELF

coffeebean 05-09-2020 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1761840)

No, if you are immunosuppressed and out at a pavilion, you may be killing YOURSELF

Hello golfing eagles.....
This is coffeebean. You posted a quote that said the quote was "Originally posted by coffeebean", but it is NOT my quote. I don't understand how the quote function has gotten so wonky. Just to let you know....I am not immunosupressed. Sallybowron made that statement that you quoted. I wish this quote would get straightened out.

ffresh 05-09-2020 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Indydealmaker (Post 1761678)
If we don't open, we will be a third world country and those deaths will be just the beginning.

Don't be injecting common sense into this thread, Steven … shame :icon_wink:

Fred

coffeebean 05-09-2020 12:57 PM

[QUOTE=GoodLife;1761519]
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Originally Posted by sallybowron (Post 1761513)

First of all, you messed up the quote function. I didn't say what you quote, coffeebean did.


Second, you can easily get groceries safely using curbside pickup or delivery. I haven't used paper money for six weeks, just credit cards. Religious services are all over the internet and TV. Nobody is going to kill you, just stay away from people.


Hello GoodLife.......

I've been trying to figure out where this quote thing got messed up. It was Sallybowron who first some how some way got my username attatched to a post she made. Then my username was not used in a quote supposedly by you when it actually WAS my comments.

I'm sure this is as clear as mud. I'm going to forget this ever happened. I just wish folks would use the "Reply With Quote" button properly. Just thought.....is it possible folks are clicking on the "Multi Quote" button by mistake? Hmmmm.

golfing eagles 05-09-2020 01:01 PM

[QUOTE=coffeebean;1761862]
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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1761840)

Hello golfing eagles.....
This is coffeebean. You posted a quote that said the quote was "Originally posted by coffeebean", but it is NOT my quote. I don't understand how the quote function has gotten so wonky. Just to let you know....I am not immunosupressed. Sallybowron made that statement that you quoted. I wish this quote would get straightened out.

There must be a glitch in the system. Your post just gave my quote as to belonging to Sallybowron.

PS: After 6,000+ posts, I'm pretty sure I know how to use the quote button correctly:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

coffeebean 05-09-2020 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1761862)

There must be a glitch in the system. Your post just gave my quote as to belonging to Sallybowron.

PS: After 6,000+ posts, I'm pretty sure I know how to use the quote button correctly:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

I KNOW that you know how to quote. You've been around a long time. That is why I figured something must be wonky.

Thanks for letting me know.

Moderator 05-09-2020 01:07 PM

[QUOTE=coffeebean;1761874]
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Originally Posted by GoodLife (Post 1761519)

Hello GoodLife.......

I've been trying to figure out where this quote thing got messed up. It was Sallybowron who first some how some way got my username attatched to a post she made. Then my username was not used in a quote supposedly by you when it actually WAS my comments.

I'm sure this is as clear as mud. I'm going to forget this ever happened. I just wish folkks would use the quote button properly.

The quote function is working properly. Unfortunately, Sallybowron quoted a post from coffeebean that contained the quote she responded to, not coffeebean’s post. Thus anyone quoting Sallybowron’s post results in the appearance coffeebean made the post. It is important to quote the actual post you are responding to.

Moderator

coffeebean 05-09-2020 01:08 PM

Hello golfing eagles....

My username (coffeebean) was just attached to your comment. I think I'm going to report this problem to the TOTV Team.

EDIT: I didn't report this because it has been explained by the moderator that the quote problem was made in error by one of the posters. So.......problem solved.

coffeebean 05-09-2020 01:11 PM

Thanks to the moderator for clearing up this confusion. Sorry to all the posters who did not want to be bothered by reading about this problem.

Shawn70 05-09-2020 01:53 PM

If you don't want to go out, you don't have to. Just stay home.

ffresh 05-09-2020 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1761885)
Hello golfing eagles....

My username (coffeebean) was just attached to your comment. I think I'm going to report this problem to the TOTV Team.

Is there a good method to do this?

Fred

coffeebean 05-09-2020 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ffresh (Post 1761904)
Is there a good method to do this?

Fred

There is a TOTV forum just for problems or concerns about the forum. Here is a link to it.....

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...stion-box-425/

Michael Charles 05-09-2020 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1761886)
Thanks to the moderator for clearing up this confusion. Sorry to all the posters who did not want to be bothered by reading about this problem.

Who's on first?!

ffresh 05-09-2020 02:17 PM

Thank you

Fred

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Rapscallion St Croix (Post 1761015)
Many factor$ influence the$e deci$ion$.

Yes, the root of all evil. Then more money yields power. Then absolute power which corrupts absolutely.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by PennBF (Post 1761017)
Have lost interest in the subject of Virus controls ! If you drive your golf cart in Sumter Landing it is astonishing how many groups are close to each other, (e.g.at Gators they are jammed in as is Red Sauce.) Then you have the Director of all Recreation Centers ignoring
the "Mask Rule"! He is the Poster Boy for those at the Squares ignoring the Doctors advise to wear a mask and "protect others". The best advise is to take care of yourself and don't preach as it is over ridden by lack of respect of your neighbor and Village Management. :ohdear:

An emergency has a way of revealing character and leadership.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by bumpygreens (Post 1761022)
We are reopening because the curve has been flattened, and we can be reasonably sure that new cases won't strain our capacity to care for them. Tens of millions of people have lost their livelihoods, and thousands of small business owners have lost everything, or are on the brink of losing everything. We are moving to the model we probably should have adopted in the first place: isolate the most vulnerable and everyone else practice good hygiene. If you don't feel safe going to a store or restaurant, don't go. But don't demand that millions of people sacrifice all they have to make you feel safe. There's no such thing as safety anyway. You can choose less risk, but guaranteed safety doesn't exist.

The quote and the post are not sympatico.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 1761025)
The true reality is that at some point life must resume living for the MAJORITY to continue to survive. At some point there will be a level of new cases and deaths that will be viewed as, it is what it is, and life will go on.

Just like the millions that get the flu and many thousands of them die......EVERY YEAR.....while life goes on.

The 1918 flu originated in Kansas at some Army base. It was called incorrectly the Spanish Flu to keep from scaring troops going to WW1. H. Hoover kept it a secret. In the close quarters of ships crossing the Atlantic, it spread. 62% of battlefield deaths were from the flu, not the battlefield.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1761233)
Average influenza season 44,000 Americans die in a population of about 330 million, or 1 in every 7500

Florida population 21,500,000 divided by 7500 = 2867 expected deaths from flu. Covid 19 deaths = 1600

That's why we are "opening up" Anyone who wants to stay home may feel free to do so.

Next fall and winter we have both CV and flu looming.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 1761249)
Why R we opening??..................nothing worse than grandparents getting a divorce.

That was seriously humorous. Good job.

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Luvs21putt (Post 1761411)
Every year tens of thousands of people die of the flu. Are you willing to shut down the world so people don’t get the flu?? If not, then your same answer should apply in this instance .

This has always been about protecting hospitals from being overwhelmed with everyone getting it at the same time because it is so contagious and worse than the flu. It is NOT about keeping everyone from getting it. Is your hospital close to being overwhelmed? Well there is your answer to why we are opening up

Here is another way to look at it. Tens of thousands of people die in car accidents every year. Many times because people are selfish and reckless when they drive. Are you willing to change the speed limit to 10 mph so that people don’t die from the actions of selfish people?

You can’t live in a perfectly safe world. You can make your own self as safe as you can.

I hear that there is a vaccine for the flu?

billethkid 05-09-2020 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 1761932)
I hear that there is a vaccine for the flu?

Not enough hear though since only half the population bother to get it....even with numbers like this:

2019-2020 U.S. Flu Season: Preliminary Burden Estimates | CDC

Annually!!!!!!!

jimjamuser 05-09-2020 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by dplars (Post 1761736)
Where is the comparison of the normal number of deaths from all other causes compared to COVID19? I believe the media/goverment is instill fear as a method of thought control. Things are never as bad as portrayed nor as good as pictured. Get with living...your life

Thought control-----I need to think about that.

biker1 05-09-2020 03:07 PM

Probably not true. There are several theories, theories not facts, as to where the Spanish Flu originated, including China. Nobody knows.

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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 1761929)
The 1918 flu originated in Kansas at some Army base. It was called incorrectly the Spanish Flu to keep from scaring troops going to WW1. H. Hoover kept it a secret. In the close quarters of ships crossing the Atlantic, it spread. 62% of battlefield deaths were from the flu, not the battlefield.


Jazzman 05-09-2020 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by karostay (Post 1760989)
At 8:36 AM This mornings report

United States cases
Updated May 8 at 8:36 AM local
Confirmed
1,289,235
+29,527
Deaths
76,537
+1,956
Recovered
174,697
+3,838

Were Playing Russian Roulette

Maybe you should pose your question to a few of the 30 million now unemployed. The social and medical consequences that will result will last for years.

cathiehines 05-09-2020 08:25 PM

Well said.


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