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Der Kaiser
Buffalo Sabres
Location: I Know Nothink ... NOTHINK!
Joined: 07.27.2007

Mar 26 @ 8:29 PM ET
He's in a lose-lose situation. It was always going to be "that's it?" unless he donated like $10M. I'm just waiting for the "it's a write off anyway!" people.
- Wetbandit1



They’re not getting good advice. They need new PR people.
Michael Pachla
Buffalo Sabres
Location: solid!!!
Joined: 09.05.2007

Mar 26 @ 8:33 PM ET
They’re not getting good advice. They need new PR people.
- Der Kaiser

they are their own pr people...right?
SDSabre
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 02.05.2014

Mar 26 @ 8:42 PM ET
just curious, what about china?
- Michael Pachla


Tough to get an actual number from them. But my point stands that higher numbers of people will have number of controlled cases when most variables are at least similar. I don’t think anyone would say China is close to European countries/US as far as that’s concerned.
Michael Pachla
Buffalo Sabres
Location: solid!!!
Joined: 09.05.2007

Mar 26 @ 8:44 PM ET
They’re not getting good advice. They need new PR people.
- Der Kaiser

your buddy gallysano making news...from Bloomberg:


The billionaire Tom Golisano was smoking a Padron cigar on his patio in Florida on Tuesday afternoon. He was worried.

“The damages of keeping the economy closed as it is could be worse than losing a few more people,” said Golisano, founder and chairman of the payroll processor Paychex Inc. “I have a very large concern that if businesses keep going along the way they’re going then so many of them will have to fold.”

“You’re picking the better of two evils,” said Golisano, who wants people to go back to their offices in states that have been relatively spared by the coronavirus, but remain at home in hot spots. “You have to weigh the pros and cons.”


https://www.bloomberg.com...rk-workers-aren-t-so-sure
Wetbandit1
Vegas Golden Knights
Location: Hail Satan
Joined: 10.07.2010

Mar 26 @ 8:59 PM ET
They’re not getting good advice. They need new PR people.
- Der Kaiser


100%

Either get a new firm, or fire everyone in the department.
feetontheair22
Buffalo Sabres
Location: Tampa doesn't suck, FL
Joined: 02.01.2011

Mar 26 @ 8:59 PM ET
U.S. now leads the world in coronavirus cases, overtaking China and Italy

Yikes wheres the" it's not serious people "
"Its just the flu"

- gerbe75pts


80,000 people died of the flu in the U.S. the winter of 2017/2018. 80 (frank)ing thousand.

Musta missed the quarentines then.

But you'll be all "but we dont have a vaccine for this!!" or something.

And even though the flu vaccine is routinely wrong for that year's flu......ill be like "yes...precautions were necessary, but this was all just too (frank)ing much for areas outside major cities."

And on and on we go.

Jesus this whole ordeal is tiresome.

All i know is that anyone who believes a thing out of China or the WHO is naive at best.

Da_Cashman
Buffalo Sabres
Location: London, ON
Joined: 04.18.2011

Mar 26 @ 9:03 PM ET
80,000 people died of the flu in the U.S. the winter of 2017/2018. 80 (frank)ing thousand.

Musta missed the quarentines then.

But you'll be all "but we dont have a vaccine for this!!" or something.

And even though the flu vaccine is routinely wrong for that year's flu......ill be like "yes...precautions were necessary, but this was all just too (frank)ing much for areas outside major cities."

And on and on we go.

Jesus this whole ordeal is tiresome.

All i know is that anyone who believes a thing out of China or the WHO is naive at best.

- feetontheair22


Next, on conspiracy Dumbass theatre. Google that dumbass Christian Pyle who’d driooed dead today After visiting NoLa. Mr bravado.
Wetbandit1
Vegas Golden Knights
Location: Hail Satan
Joined: 10.07.2010

Mar 26 @ 9:05 PM ET
80,000 people died of the flu in the U.S. the winter of 2017/2018. 80 (frank)ing thousand.

Musta missed the quarentines then.

But you'll be all "but we dont have a vaccine for this!!" or something.

And even though the flu vaccine is routinely wrong for that year's flu......ill be like "yes...precautions were necessary, but this was all just too (frank)ing much for areas outside major cities."

And on and on we go.

Jesus this whole ordeal is tiresome.

All i know is that anyone who believes a thing out of China or the WHO is naive at best.

- feetontheair22


The flu doesn't overwhelm hospitals with critical cases.
homiedclown
Buffalo Sabres
Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL
Joined: 02.24.2008

Mar 26 @ 9:12 PM ET
your buddy gallysano making news...from Bloomberg:


The billionaire Tom Golisano was smoking a Padron cigar on his patio in Florida on Tuesday afternoon. He was worried.

“The damages of keeping the economy closed as it is could be worse than losing a few more people,” said Golisano, founder and chairman of the payroll processor Paychex Inc. “I have a very large concern that if businesses keep going along the way they’re going then so many of them will have to fold.”

“You’re picking the better of two evils,” said Golisano, who wants people to go back to their offices in states that have been relatively spared by the coronavirus, but remain at home in hot spots. “You have to weigh the pros and cons.”


https://www.bloomberg.com...rk-workers-aren-t-so-sure

- Michael Pachla

feetontheair22
Buffalo Sabres
Location: Tampa doesn't suck, FL
Joined: 02.01.2011

Mar 26 @ 9:12 PM ET
Next, on conspiracy Dumbass theatre. Google that dumbass Christian Pyle who’d driooed dead today After visiting NoLa. Mr bravado.
- Da_Cashman


Yes its all a conspiracy...no way China would suppress evidence or silence whistle blowers. Its only a coincidence that the Chinese Military's top Bio-Weapon lab is located in Wuhan near the wet markets where this all started.

Oh...maybe its the WHO thing. You mean the WHO who praised the Chinese "transparency" during the initial outbreak? The WHO who alleged that coronavirus could't be transmitted from human to human?

The 80,000 deaths? Check the CDC's website.

EDIT: Ya know what pisses me off...trying to defend myself makes me sound like a (frank)ing crackpot, even though all of this is easily verifiable. But somehow it became cool to just accept anything the government and media tells you as fact.
homiedclown
Buffalo Sabres
Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL
Joined: 02.24.2008

Mar 26 @ 9:13 PM ET
The flu doesn't overwhelm hospitals with critical cases.
- Wetbandit1

the flu is not a man made virus, made in china


feetontheair22
Buffalo Sabres
Location: Tampa doesn't suck, FL
Joined: 02.01.2011

Mar 26 @ 9:13 PM ET
The flu doesn't overwhelm hospitals with critical cases.
- Wetbandit1


See paragraph 4...

I'm not saying we should have done nothing.
SDSabre
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 02.05.2014

Mar 26 @ 9:14 PM ET
80,000 people died of the flu in the U.S. the winter of 2017/2018. 80 (frank)ing thousand.

Musta missed the quarentines then.

But you'll be all "but we dont have a vaccine for this!!" or something.

And even though the flu vaccine is routinely wrong for that year's flu......ill be like "yes...precautions were necessary, but this was all just too (frank)ing much for areas outside major cities."

And on and on we go.

Jesus this whole ordeal is tiresome.

All i know is that anyone who believes a thing out of China or the WHO is naive at best.

- feetontheair22


They’ve done studies about the flu and the vaccine. It’s actually way more effective then most will give it credit for, especially in children. Children tend to cause the spread of illness way quicker then adults (for obvious reasons)
Michael Pachla
Buffalo Sabres
Location: solid!!!
Joined: 09.05.2007

Mar 26 @ 9:17 PM ET
They’ve done studies about the flu and the vaccine. It’s actually way more effective then most will give it credit for, especially in children. Children tend to cause the spread of illness way quicker then adults (for obvious reasons)
- SDSabre

covid-19 is also 2-3 times more contagious than the flu
feetontheair22
Buffalo Sabres
Location: Tampa doesn't suck, FL
Joined: 02.01.2011

Mar 26 @ 9:18 PM ET
They’ve done studies about the flu and the vaccine. It’s actually way more effective then most will give it credit for, especially in children. Children tend to cause the spread of illness way quicker then adults (for obvious reasons)
- SDSabre


100% agree. And I totally get why people are more nervous about this given that there is no vaccine. But even Cuomo is now saying "oops...maybe we over-did it."

The scary thing is they put all these crushing restrictions in place and a large portion of the population cheered.
SDSabre
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 02.05.2014

Mar 26 @ 9:20 PM ET
covid-19 is also 2-3 times more contagious than the flu
- Michael Pachla


Sorry, wasn’t referring to covid at all. Also just had a baby, like last night, so got all the statistics from a doc (regarding the flu vaccine, not covid) and it’s studies. This due to a 2 year old germ bag at home
homiedclown
Buffalo Sabres
Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL
Joined: 02.24.2008

Mar 26 @ 9:20 PM ET
See paragraph 4...

I'm not saying we should have done nothing.

- feetontheair22

When Trump issued travel ban to reduce coronavirus in the states in late Jan


Biden said that “In moments like this, this is where the credibility of a president is most needed, as he explains what we should and should not do.”

“This is no time for Donald Trump’s record of hysteria and xenophobia, hysterical xenophobia, to uh, and fear mongering,” Biden continued.
homiedclown
Buffalo Sabres
Location: ICE DIRECTOR SAYS OVER 13 THOUSAND MURDERERS CROSSED OUR BORDER ILLEGALLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, FL
Joined: 02.24.2008

Mar 26 @ 9:20 PM ET
covid-19 is also 2-3 times more contagious than the flu
- Michael Pachla

that's the reason you have a man made virus


Fattony1187
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 02.12.2015

Mar 26 @ 9:21 PM ET
The flu doesn't overwhelm hospitals with critical cases.
- Wetbandit1


This is a big issue. Flu might end up having more deaths but this is all at once. crushes hospitals
SDSabre
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 02.05.2014

Mar 26 @ 9:24 PM ET
100% agree. And I totally get why people are more nervous about this given that there is no vaccine. But even Cuomo is now saying "oops...maybe we over-did it."

The scary thing is they put all these crushing restrictions in place and a large portion of the population cheered.

- feetontheair22


I think many would rather over do it then under. But we also have to make sure there’s a semblance of normalcy to come to when this is all done.
Michael Pachla
Buffalo Sabres
Location: solid!!!
Joined: 09.05.2007

Mar 26 @ 9:25 PM ET
that's the reason you have a man made virus



- homiedclown

i'm not discounting that...in fact I wouldn't put it past the Chinese to do almost anything...I wouldn't trust xi anymore than I would putin or long duk dong in n. korea or that salami guy in Saudi arabia or any other of the many shady characters running small countries or nation-states
Wetbandit1
Vegas Golden Knights
Location: Hail Satan
Joined: 10.07.2010

Mar 26 @ 9:26 PM ET
See paragraph 4...

I'm not saying we should have done nothing.

- feetontheair22


I get what you're saying, but how do you shut down big cities, where incidentally, most of the business in the country happens, but open up the rest? Great, the Dakotas, Wyoming, and Montana are open for business yet New York, California, Texas, Illinois, and Florida are closed.

I'm not saying those places can't be re-opened soon, but that doesn't help the economy when half the population is still locked down.

There's no good answer, but you have to err on the side of saving lives and learning lessons from past mistakes.
feetontheair22
Buffalo Sabres
Location: Tampa doesn't suck, FL
Joined: 02.01.2011

Mar 26 @ 9:26 PM ET
I think many would rather over do it then under. But we also have to make sure there’s a semblance of normalcy to come to when this is all done.
- SDSabre


Couldn't agree more. My biggest issue is that no one attempted to strike a balance. Society, commerce, and freedoms were just cut off overnight.
Michael Pachla
Buffalo Sabres
Location: solid!!!
Joined: 09.05.2007

Mar 26 @ 9:28 PM ET
This is a big issue. Flu might end up having more deaths but this is all at once. crushes hospitals
- Fattony1187


and all those beds and all that equipment is being used up leaving nothing for emergencies that happen on a daily basis
Wetbandit1
Vegas Golden Knights
Location: Hail Satan
Joined: 10.07.2010

Mar 26 @ 9:28 PM ET
This is a big issue. Flu might end up having more deaths but this is all at once. crushes hospitals
- Fattony1187


Yeah, all the experts are screaming "flatten the curve" for a reason. Most people are going to get this one way or the other, but you can't have everyone sick at once, or it's going to be worse than Italy.
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