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Rich Rane wrote:Rich Rane wrote:
House Bill passes 363-40. I'll let you all guess what party the 40 Nays came from before you click.
http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2020/roll102.xml
Senate will vote on Monday evening at the earliest for some reason.
GTR11 wrote:?s=20
Tsai unlike few other owners came up for these guys. Great thing to know we got good owner.
GTR11 wrote:?s=20
Tsai unlike few other owners came up for these guys. Great thing to know we got good owner.
MrDollarBills wrote:GTR11 wrote:?s=20
Tsai unlike few other owners came up for these guys. Great thing to know we got good owner.
Tsai and Cuban were proactive. I give them a ton of props for actually giving a ****. Some other teams owners did not and the players had to step in which is an embarrassment.
Case in point: Zion, a 19 year old rookie, offering to pay the salaries of arena employees when Gayle Benson, who is a billionaire, does nothing to help.
Trash.
GTR11 wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:GTR11 wrote:?s=20
Tsai unlike few other owners came up for these guys. Great thing to know we got good owner.
Tsai and Cuban were proactive. I give them a ton of props for actually giving a ****. Some other teams owners did not and the players had to step in which is an embarrassment.
Case in point: Zion, a 19 year old rookie, offering to pay the salaries of arena employees when Gayle Benson, who is a billionaire, does nothing to help.
Trash.
It's crazy how greedy human nature can be. I wonder at what point did they lose they morals.
TheNetsFan wrote:GTR11 wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:
Tsai and Cuban were proactive. I give them a ton of props for actually giving a ****. Some other teams owners did not and the players had to step in which is an embarrassment.
Case in point: Zion, a 19 year old rookie, offering to pay the salaries of arena employees when Gayle Benson, who is a billionaire, does nothing to help.
Trash.
It's crazy how greedy human nature can be. I wonder at what point did they lose they morals.
How do you know Gayle Benson has done nothing to help? Not everyone has to issue a press release or tweet for every good deed.
MrDollarBills wrote:I hope all of yall are staying the hell indoors as much as possible and washing your hands.
No going out on Tuesday.
TheNetsFan wrote:GTR11 wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:
Tsai and Cuban were proactive. I give them a ton of props for actually giving a ****. Some other teams owners did not and the players had to step in which is an embarrassment.
Case in point: Zion, a 19 year old rookie, offering to pay the salaries of arena employees when Gayle Benson, who is a billionaire, does nothing to help.
Trash.
It's crazy how greedy human nature can be. I wonder at what point did they lose they morals.
How do you know Gayle Benson has done nothing to help? Not everyone has to issue a press release or tweet for every good deed.
MrDollarBills wrote:I hope all of yall are staying the hell indoors as much as possible and washing your hands.
No going out on Tuesday.
Papi_swav wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:I hope all of yall are staying the hell indoors as much as possible and washing your hands.
No going out on Tuesday.
Unfortunately my job is outdoors. I'm hoping they give us hazardous pay or a bonus.
Schools in NYC is shut down for a month. So is movie theaters, events etc.. restaurants are only doing take out and delivery. Looks like the city is shutting down soon. My job will be the last to react tho sadly. I work for the city BTW.
Nondescript wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:I hope all of yall are staying the hell indoors as much as possible and washing your hands.
No going out on Tuesday.
I'm going to start working from home. Hate to say it but this is the first time I'm glad to not be still living in the US. Lots of anxiety down here in Australia but 10x fewer confirmed cases and a much better government response. If only I had my guns still.
Claud wrote:It's shocking how badly Trump administration has handled this situation. Might cost him re-election.
It's ridiculous that we don't have free testing kits already and aren't giving funds to hospitals to stock up on ventilators, ICUS, etc.
This is the problem with monetizing the health care system, it's money/profit driven and not health driven as it should be.
I hope this is a wake up call to our political system but also to millions of people that still live with 20th century mentality.
The health care industry, similar to the education sector, SHOULD NOT be profit driven.
They are too crucial for human well-being to let greedy **** dictate how those systems function.
Claud wrote:It's shocking how badly Trump administration has handled this situation. Might cost him re-election.
It's ridiculous that we don't have free testing kits already and aren't giving funds to hospitals to stock up on ventilators, ICUS, etc.
This is the problem with monetizing the health care system, it's money/profit driven and not health driven as it should be.
I hope this is a wake up call to our political system but also to millions of people that still live with 20th century mentality.
The health care industry, similar to the education sector, SHOULD NOT be profit driven.
They are too crucial for human well-being to let greedy **** dictate how those systems function.
MrDollarBills wrote:Papi_swav wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:I hope all of yall are staying the hell indoors as much as possible and washing your hands.
No going out on Tuesday.
Unfortunately my job is outdoors. I'm hoping they give us hazardous pay or a bonus.
Schools in NYC is shut down for a month. So is movie theaters, events etc.. restaurants are only doing take out and delivery. Looks like the city is shutting down soon. My job will be the last to react tho sadly. I work for the city BTW.
That's rough, hopefully being outdoors and keeping distance will keep you alright...I work indoors but I had to come into the office because they are staggering our shifts, so I'll be work from home wednesday and thursday. I'm hoping that the governor here in NJ gets off his ass and calls for a shut down because I really would prefer to be at home where the risk of infection is minimal. This weekend I only went out in regards to food and water. I'm in the office and every time someone coughs I'm just like
I think everything should be shut down aside from essential functions. Keep the grocery stores, liquor stores (trust me, you don't want to shut down the liquor stores), and food places that offer takeout or delivery open and close everything else. People are acting really stupid right now going out to bars, movie theaters and restaurants. In Italy they were doing that two weeks ago and now look.
TheNetsFan wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:Papi_swav wrote:Unfortunately my job is outdoors. I'm hoping they give us hazardous pay or a bonus.
Schools in NYC is shut down for a month. So is movie theaters, events etc.. restaurants are only doing take out and delivery. Looks like the city is shutting down soon. My job will be the last to react tho sadly. I work for the city BTW.
That's rough, hopefully being outdoors and keeping distance will keep you alright...I work indoors but I had to come into the office because they are staggering our shifts, so I'll be work from home wednesday and thursday. I'm hoping that the governor here in NJ gets off his ass and calls for a shut down because I really would prefer to be at home where the risk of infection is minimal. This weekend I only went out in regards to food and water. I'm in the office and every time someone coughs I'm just like
I think everything should be shut down aside from essential functions. Keep the grocery stores, liquor stores (trust me, you don't want to shut down the liquor stores), and food places that offer takeout or delivery open and close everything else. People are acting really stupid right now going out to bars, movie theaters and restaurants. In Italy they were doing that two weeks ago and now look.
You should be fine outdoors. Indoors is far riskier, as you have recirculating air, many contact surfaces, etc. They're doing studies & there's belief/hope that it could be seasonably affected like the flu. Supposedly humidity is believed to be the biggest factor when it comes to the seasonality. These viruses do not do well in moist, warm air. They thrive in the dried out heated air indoors. One of many concerns is that it does wane in the spring & return in the fall.
At the end of the day, it's expected that 70+% of the population will get it eventually. There's hope/belief that once you get the virus, your immune to getting it again this season. There are some reports of people who have tested positive, then negative & then positive again. It's unknown how good their immune systems were. Assuming that you do at least have short-term immunity after getting over the virus, it makes you wonder if the ideal scenario would be to extremely isolate the high risk population (& those that care for them), while expediting the spread & recovery among people that are healthy enough to recover on their own.
. Italy see how did that worked out. You know some hospitals turning visitors away now. I heard that from my mom who's nurse.
