Boston Globe's obituary pages span a devastating 15 pages in its Sunday issue as Massachusetts grapples with third largest outbreak in the country where the case toll has hit over 36,000

Daily Mail ^ | 17:18 EDT, 19 April 2020 | Marlene Lenthang

[familyop]

You’ll see numbers of positives and negatives here. Compare the two. Not so many cases in the wild. Maybe the situation is different in some states from others.

https://health.mo.gov/living/healthcondiseases/communicable/novel-coronavirus/results.php

[familyop]

Good point. Most of us will not change our minds on voting because of a disaster. Only those who avoid useful information in favor of too much entertainment are susceptible to being persuaded to change their political opinions. Maybe that’s why so much political speech is so stupid.

[Old Student]

I’d rather you be right than I am, but I’m thinking you’re seriously and unduly optimistic. I’m pretty sure they could have made another mint on a cold vaccine, even if they have to update it every year like the flu vaccines. I’m thinking they haven’t because they cannot do it.

Not a healthcare person, not a scientist, just a blue-collar schmuck.

[familyop]

Many will change their minds on whether or not to vote, however, if a minor faction continues to insult, slander threaten and risk the lives and long term health of too many others over vice, entertainment, convenience and tourist businesses.

One good outcome we may see is that of a further decline of the globalist trade regime. A noisy bunch, for the sake of their so-called service industry can delude politicians and throw an election to the Democrats, but they can’t force us to waste money or continue to be their slaves. I’ll be getting ready for TEOTWAWKI.