Screw loves and their mandatory mask #### . Another 1 bites the dust.

So your fix for that is 25 of the 100 people stay at home and hide? While paying for what they need with money that doesn't exist? How long can that town survive do you think before they're eating each other to survive?

 

Sweeden and Denmark are experinceing roughly the same economic downturn, but Denmark had much fewer deaths.

I'd love to talk about Iowa and SD, but as far as I am aware there is not any clear data available.

I will point out that Palermo's in Milwaukee had to shut down for three weeks due to not having enough people to run the plant, while next door Treehouse foods ran three shifts without interruption. What was the difference? Treehouse instituted temperature checks, mandatory masks, brought in tents/portable restrooms to allow for social distancing during breaks.

 

You are making up hypothetical situation to fit your narrative not using the real world statistics that anybody can see.
The bubonic plague has very high death rate for everyone but only spread very fast because they didnt know how it spread it is irrelevant compared to flu.

 

Longer than if no mitigation is done.

 

I provided real world data ,he asked for it in my own words. If you want real data, check the links from a few pages back.

 

You're aware that was ONE very slight sample from frozen wastewater after a lengthy laboratory process (amplification) with numerous opportunities for cross contamination and no findings in any samples subsequent to that date until early this year, so no incidences of a highly transmissible disease for almost an entire year... right?

 

So instead of accepting that 5 of the 100 may die you end up eating each other, brilliant.

 

the unemployment rate rose 2 percentage points which isnt that bad
you flat out ignoring facts.
The people of sweden sere able to live freely and the country didnt burn like everyone predicted.

 

No I was not aware of that much, just heard a little bit about it on the radio and actually forgot about it until little bit ago. And it's not a "highly transmissable disease," Ebola is, this isn't.

 

Under your hypothetical story food prices should be up but they arent and i i do not care about the prices were you live