Some information and suggestions about the new coronavirus

pennyliu123 said:
Pulling a load of fake news out of his infected ass.
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Ban please.

Also: if you fuck someone, do it doggy style. That way you don't have to look at their face they can't cough or sneeze in your face. And wash your hands after you fist them. Especially if you fisted their shitter.

That is all.
 
alec said:
Ban please.

Also: if you fuck someone, do it doggy style. That way you don't have to look at their face they can't cough or sneeze in your face. And wash your hands after you fist them. Especially if you fisted their shitter.

That is all.
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Call your family doctor and ask him if you will catch a flu if one who’s got flu cough or sneeze in your face. You are rude, and lack of common sense.If someone should be banned, I guess it’s you.

I am from China, where once the only place seriously threatened by this virus but now people are getting over it. I took some time to tell you some real information, and you just don’t want to listen it. Shame on you.
 
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MayonaiseCream said:
the best thing to do is NOT to go out, to keep yourself and your family safe.
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True. One reason that Chinese like to wear masks is there are too many people in China, so it’s always a crowd somewhere when people go out. I guess things are different in western countries. But if you have to go out and you feel that maybe you will be in a crowd or have to talk to people in 2 meters, better put up a face mask. That’s my suggestion as a Chinese. Good luck to you.
 
TheHouseAlwaysWins said:
Thank you for creating this post earlier OP. I appreciate the general information you put out for it.

You think China should enforce stricter regulations on wet markets or do more nationalizing on the food industry to prevent outbreaks?
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Of course. And after the virus spread, many "seafood/wet market" are closed, if not all, and the government is going to make a law to forbid catching or trading wild animals as food, but as far as I know, the law still has some details to be decided, for example, some people think dog meat should be forbidden as well, but some other people think dog is not "wild animals" and this problem should be fixed in another law, if there will be a law for dog meat, anyway.
 
pennyliu123 said:
Of course. And after the virus spread, many "seafood/wet market" are closed, if not all, and the government is going to make a law to forbid catching or trading wild animals as food, but as far as I know, the law still has some details to be decided, for example, some people think dog meat should be forbidden as well, but some other people think dog is not "wild animals" and this problem should be fixed in another law, if there will be a law for dog meat, anyway.
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Ya that's a good thing. A lot of conservative reactionaries are taking this chance to blame this on communism and not capitalist economics. the latter of which is what birthed this virus since it was literally born out of a free market with no regulations.

In reality, globalist capitalist economics is creating the conditions for these kind of virus to pop up gradually. It would be wise for governments all across the globe to uncuck themselves from the global free market in order to prevent something worse than the cornovirus spreading because of the narrative of increasing GDP instead of basic humans needs like publicallly owned healthcare for it.

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Corona is a hoax made up by the government to vaccinate you all with brain controlling microchips.
 
The UK response was pathetic, but I'm glad our PM is finally doing something about it.

Still, my Uni has had to close down and I'm suspecting a lockdown would be brought on here soon.
All non essential shops need to close imo, I was talking with the guy at a local comic shop and he said 'what good is it for my gf to be in isolation when I'm not and we live together?'
Not only are they are risk, but others are at risk.

I'm suspecting things will gradually get better in a few months. There's the thought that this would peak in 3 months and that we could be like this for a good while yet.
However, I'm certain that it'll be faster than that. There's the idea that this could be up to a year, I'm doubtful it'll be that long.

I looked for a bit online, and while I wouldn't take my word for it as it was a quick 5 minute search, I found the Market where this was suspecting of originating from passed a hygiene inspection earlier last year. Hopefully these kinds of rules would be better enforced and the new laws actually do something, or this would have all been a waste.

I would say that we should use this as an opportunity to change the way we go about. How many times must we come close to Armageddon before we learn we're not invincible and infact, we're very vulnerable?
 
Millim said:
The UK response was pathetic, but I'm glad our PM is finally doing something about it.

Still, my Uni has had to close down and I'm suspecting a lockdown would be brought on here soon.
All non essential shops need to close imo, I was talking with the guy at a local comic shop and he said 'what good is it for my gf to be in isolation when I'm not and we live together?'
Not only are they are risk, but others are at risk.

I'm suspecting things will gradually get better in a few months. There's the thought that this would peak in 3 months and that we could be like this for a good while yet.
However, I'm certain that it'll be faster than that. There's the idea that this could be up to a year, I'm doubtful it'll be that long.

I looked for a bit online, and while I wouldn't take my word for it as it was a quick 5 minute search, I found the Market where this was suspecting of originating from passed a hygiene inspection earlier last year. Hopefully these kinds of rules would be better enforced and the new laws actually do something, or this would have all been a waste.

I would say that we should use this as an opportunity to change the way we go about. How many times must we come close to Armageddon before we learn we're not invincible and infact, we're very vulnerable?
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Yes, I have to admit that many inspections in China are only "taking a form" and corruption is still very serious in many places. But Chinese are smart to learn from a failure so that our people can survive for this long. I believe we can be better, at least in this matter when the new law comes out. And personally I think in the future, our people will care less about "special food", which is some kind of tradition and need some time to get over with.

I wish you and your families will be all Ok. and basically, if you can avoid being in a crowd and have enough food and water, after 14 days, things will be much improved, if those young people will not go out wildly too much for everyone's sake.
 
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Millim said:
I would say that we should use this as an opportunity to change the way we go about. How many times must we come close to Armageddon before we learn we're not invincible and infact, we're very vulnerable?
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We Europeans needed two world wars to learn the lesson that we maybe should not always shoot at each other.

So there is hope.
 
pennyliu123 said:
Yes, I have to admit that many inspections in China are only "taking a form" and corruption is still very serious in many places. But Chinese are smart to learn from a failure so that our people can survive for this long. I believe we can be better, at least in this matter when the new law comes out. And personally I think in the future, our people will care less about "special food", which is some kind of tradition and need some time to get over with.

I wish you and your families will be all Ok. and basically, if you can avoid being in a crowd have have enough food and water, after 14 days, things will be much improved, if those young people will not go out wildly too much for everyone's sake.
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Cheers, you too.

Luckily I'm a bit of a hermit anyway, only going out for food, uni or comics so this isolation really isn't anything new for me.
Things will certainly improve, I see this as a chance to really hit the reset button.
At least we should look at how we can approach our economy differently, there's no way we can go back to the way things were.
And if this has taught is anything, one little prick can burst that bubble. I've been saying that for years.

I would say it's interesting that a few years ago the WHO prededicted that there would be a Coronovirus pandemic.
 
I would hope that too, but some news say they are already manning the factories again in Wuhan. So I am not sure if people really will spend time to think ...

Capitalism is like a religion at this point. And slaying a god, is very difficult.
 
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