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To: Kirk © who wrote (133659)	3/14/2020 11:32:07 PM
From: Winfastorlose	1 Recommendation Recommended By the traveler Respond to of 207441

Kirk, I am well aware of what is being said about the virus and I have just stated the facts. It is affecting the exact high risk group that I said it was affecting. But what would you have people do other than the same things they would do to avoid catching the flu? Run through the streets pulling out their hair, or stabbing others in a Costco with a broken bottle of wine over a case of bottled water? Because they is the kind of thing that is happening right now. I like you and think you are a pretty good guy, but you should relax. Be thankful you do not live in Iran where the medical care is terrible and they let people lay in the streets and die with no help at all. As I said before, I believe our days were numbered from the creation of time (which may only exist in the realm in which we exist according to Quantum string theory) In other words, life will go on and if the first 90 days of this "crisis" are any indication, most life will go on. . If I knew for sure I would succumb to this or the winter flu tomorrow, I would be thankful for the days I have seen.

To: Kirk © who wrote (133659)	3/15/2020 10:11:31 AM
From: marcher	1 Recommendation Recommended By kimberley Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207441

--June 2019 polling found that people in different countries have variable degrees of trusting government health information, including 78% of Canadiens, 80% of Germans, 80% of Brits, and 86% of South Koreans. However, only 59% of Americans do. In a pandemic with a virus that carries such lethality as this one, such views can cost lives.-- another example of the failure of neoliberalism and its ethic of expediency/deceit.