Thursday, April 30, 2020
Mat Hasan Should Stick To Politics, Don't Talk Nonsense On Covid 19
Mat Hasan should stick to politics, not talk nonsense on Covid 19
These characters are only good when they talk politics. Outside of it, they make fools of themselves like the corona clown Chinese Virus Don't Spook The Market Donald Duck hahaha....
Whether one likes it or not, Covid 19 is not your average pathogen.
It cares not who, whom, where or what you are. It treats you like its essential meal and will devour you for lunch even when you thought you are well protected hehehe.......
The way to save your arse, whether you agree or not with what has been bandied as the 'new normal,' is to continue to be vigilant - keep to social distancing, washing your hands and wearing a face mask when you are out in public.
Covid 19 doesn't care for your businesses, enterprises or employments. Do those when it is still not safe or is unwise to rush into, and you pay a price for your impudence. That's what the rogue virus does - it does nor care. It only cares for its meal - you!
It also does not respect your practices or your beliefs, however
you might understandably view them differently.
What is the use of saving your economy when you are dead?
The economy might be down, ravaged even, but without manpower however eager you might be to rush into the 'old normal,' you are not going to revive it.
No, learn from China - even if we are too proud to learn from the Middle Kingdom, I say, learn from China!
China is now cautiously back on its economic feet with new normal in place - people are still wearing face masks, keeping to social distancing, et al, with restrictions on inter-province (inter-state) and inter-city travel and the requirement for 14 day quarantine for those engaging in it.
Life is still not the 'old normal' You can't take risks until you have a cure or vaccine in place.
There will be time enough to revive the economy when you have the Covid 19 monster under measure.
Not sooner.
Never sooner.
Unless you love Covid 19 a second or a third visitation hohoho....
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