Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby norton ash » Wed Mar 25, 2020 4:02 pm

Stay healthy, Operator Kos, and thanks for the report from the front.

The NWO gang again reveals itself as a group of childish, frothing pricks who are so used to screaming at each other on 4chan that they're well beyond the pale of human decency. And they've all seemed to return like shitbird swallows full of passionate intensity right now for some reason.

I'm observing caution and distancing, unafraid to go outside and talk to my neighbours or walk the dog. The rest of you can march down Main Street naked banging a bass drum and screaming about disinfo agents for all I care. You're assholes, and really are good for nothing at this shitty time.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby DrEvil » Wed Mar 25, 2020 4:45 pm

^^ :thumbsup
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 5:16 pm

jesus christ almighty
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby norton ash » Wed Mar 25, 2020 5:31 pm

Mac, you've been asking members for evidence of COVID and you've been getting it. To you we remain dupes and liars. Enjoy that rage boner, hope you stay well.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby Joe Hillshoist » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:03 pm

MacCruiskeen » 25 Mar 2020 21:15 wrote:Our trusted Leaders are creating a gigantic global health crisis under the guise of fighting a gigantic global health crisis. They are creating Hikikomoro World. Ofc hospitals will be struggling, with more and more cases of people suffering panic attacks, drinking themselves senseless, trying to commit suicide, battering their wives and kids, suffering vitamin D depletion & contracting bronchitis and pneumonia because they're tanning their lungs with cigarettes and staring red-eyed into their tv sets & dumbphones instead of moving freely in the spring sunshine & laughing with their loved ones.


If you are lucky enough to live in a rural area in US or Aus or anywhere, then ask yourself (while enjoying a stroll in the sunshine) what this global Fearporn Lockdown is gonna do/is already doing to the *billions* of people who live in cities, esp tower blocks -- young familes, people who live alone, old lonely widows & widowers, atomised young workers who are now forbidden to work or socialise, young members of football teams & cricket teams and choirs & hiking clubs and etc., etc., etc. who are all now cooped up their hi-rise hi-rent boxes glued to their laptops & tablets & tvs going slowly or quickly nuts.


You think we are unaware of all that. My only family apart from missus and kids is in Melbourne. 1000 miles away. My mum is in her 70s and my brothers lungs are fucked, he lives at home looking after her. They are already struggling with it.

I can't go see them.

It's my brother in laws funeral starts in an hour. I can't go. The border is closed to Qld for the first time since the Flu pandemic 100 years ago. It's fucked. I've got friends in cities in apartment blocks who have been isolating themselves for weeks already cos they may have had this, turns out it's the flu, part of a massive influenza A epidemic that is everywhere on the country right now. They are actually finding out who their neighbours are, even tho they can't socialise face to face. I hear what you are saying tho.

It's a bit rude to think we aren't aware how lucky we are here and how fucked it would be in the city.

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Even the footy is cancelled.

Here's the thing, we have a Tory government made up of advertising people and real estate agents and lawyers, all tight arsed austerity loving shit heads.

They just doubled the dole payment and gave everyone else on any welfare a 100% increase in allowances. Plus thousands of dollars more in extra money. Just to spend and keep the economy going. They have made billions of dollars available to poor people and overnight ended the brutal anti unemployed policies they had. Two weeks ago you'd have odds of 1000 to 1 on them doing that. Even more maybe.

There is no way they would have done something like that to support any sort of agenda. Its beyond them. They are ideologically incapable.

That alone is enough to make a lot of us think wtf is going on?

I can't play darts tonight. Well I could but we won't.

COs all of us that play will see older, more vulnerable people in the following fortnight. None of us want to transmit anything to those people that will make them ill. It's nothing compared to being stuck in a box in a bigger box I know that, but we're miles from anywhere and likely the last place to be impacted even without all this isolation. We are choosing to not play because no one could possibly enforce it and afaik it's not even "not allowed". It's not worth the potential risk for people we care about.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:06 pm

Do something about it. Stop wasting time. Stop whingeing at me. Organise where you are.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby norton ash » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:14 pm

Nobody's 'whingeing' at you, they're trying to slow your stupid roll, you fucking heartless mentalcase.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:34 pm

All these desperate outpourings of content-free ad hom venom are highly instructive. We can learn from this ongoing experience. It is educational,, or at least it can be, if we let it.

Let us all listen to supermarket workers. They are healthy and sane, and they know. But let none us waste any more of each other's time. We don't have much time left to waste.

on edit: healthy and sane bolded. Add honest and reliable (and verifiable, with your own eyes and ears).
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby Blue » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:38 pm

MacCwhatever needs to be shut the fuck down by the mods. Now.

Atlanta, GA has a population of about 4.6 million people. As of today, the mayor says all Atlanta hospital ICU units are at full capacity.

Meaning, you heartless fucking troll that lots of people are gonna suffer and die.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby operator kos » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:40 pm

Iamwhomiam » Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:17 pm wrote:Operator Kos, thank you. I hope you'll be able to avoid contracting this illness. I deeply respect your work.

I mentioned earlier my sister was hospitalized on March 13th after she fell and broke her Humerus. She's remained hospitalized in their PT/Transitional Care unit awaiting placement in a rehab facility or adult home, but that's now unlikely to happen, imo. They wanted to discharge her to her home today, but she cannot manage by herself. It seems they've cancelled the liver biopsy tomorrow she had been scheduled for for more than a month. First two, now 3 -10cm+ growths. I spoke frankly and honestly with her about triage, should she become ill. We sick old folk will die so a younger, more productive person may live on.

Testing has greatly increased in NYS and consequentially, the number of confirmed cases is skyrocketing.


Very sorry to hear about your sister. I wouldn't give up on finding a Skilled Nursing Facility. They are a little more cautious about accepting new patients, but as long as potential patients don't have a cough and a fever, they are generally still being let in. Be aware that many SNFs are prohibiting any visitors for a while though.

The triage situation right now really is heartbreaking. There's a potential positive on my unit right now, and we've been waiting over a week for the results. She is elderly with a Do Not Resuscitate order, which I suspect has gotten her bumped down the list. A lot of less urgent care in general is also getting delayed to deal with the immediate crisis. Stay safe out there, and I wish you both the very best.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:43 pm

^^no typos, no hurry. Worth noting, and noting well.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby Blue » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:57 pm

MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 5:43 pm wrote:^^no typos, no hurry. Worth noting, and noting well.


Okay, who exactly are the moderators of RI right now? I recently found out Jack Riddler is one when he posted something under my name (by mistake uh) and I think Elvis is one. Where are you guys with this ongoing bullying attack by MacCruiskeen?

Hang in there operator kos. I understood that in your first post you were referring to RI as vanguard, not yourself, as trollmac posted incorrectly.

Why do you guys let him continue poisoning this place? Pretty soon there will only be threads started by him and replied to by him.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby operator kos » Wed Mar 25, 2020 7:58 pm

identity » Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:48 pm wrote:Thanks for posting OK. Here where I live, our top health officer has said that it's important to get out into the sunshine and fresh air, but keep six feet between yourself and other people as much as possible. I certainly think it's better for my health to go out for a long bike ride (without coming near other people) than to stay cooped up inside.

Like probably most people here, I am not exclusively subscribing to any single take on this virus. On the one hand, I think reports/speculations that it is an engineered bioweapon that escaped from – or was deliberately leaked out of – the bsl-4 lab in Wuhan are credible, and therefore certainly something to take seriously.

On the other hand, we read stuff like this...


Yeah, nothing wrong with walking the dog around the neighborhood with your SO. But when I see shit like this:

"If I get corona, I get corona," Sluder said. "At the end of the day, I'm not going to let it stop me from partying. I've been waiting, we've been waiting for Miami spring break for a while. About two months we've had this trip planned, two, three months, and we're just out here having a good time."


At least five students from the University of Tampa have tested positive for coronavirus after traveling with other students from the school for spring break, the university announced on Twitter. This comes after crowds of spring-breakers in Florida were criticized for ignoring social distancing guidelines and packing beaches in complete disregard of the potential risk.


Dios mio.

As for the origins of the virus, coupled with its various weird manifestations... I don't really know what to think right now. I did see one research paper which made a compelling case for it not being lab-made. But the fact that it first showed up near a bioweapons lab, and the fact that a few years ago researchers DID create something similar by messing with SARS, are facts which make me suspicious AF. I haven't seen anything which I would consider a smoking gun yet, but am open to all possibilities.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby MacCruiskeen » Wed Mar 25, 2020 8:04 pm

^^leisurely & unhurried and typo-free repostings of massmedia disinfo. Again, worth noting.
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Re: Coronavirus is seriously dangerous

Postby alloneword » Wed Mar 25, 2020 8:44 pm



The mayor says part of the problem is that the city is already down beds at Grady Hospital because of water damage.

https://www.cbs46.com/news/atlanta-mayo ... ecb3b.html

December 19, 2019 04:26 PM
Water damage at Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital limits operations for months

https://www.modernhealthcare.com/hospit ... ons-months

I wouldn't want to suggest that 0.001% of the population of Atlanta have died because of bad plumbing - I mean, there may have been underlying conditions - but can we dismiss it as a contributing factor?

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alloneword » Wed Mar 25, 2020 1:53 pm wrote:
operator kos » Wed Mar 25, 2020 1:13 am wrote:The shortage of vital medical supplies is very real.

Hi Kos, thanks for posting your experiences.

Can you be a little more specific regarding which 'vital medical supplies' are in short supply? You mentioned PPE, what else?

We're all trying to sift the facts and reality from a sea of lurid fear-mongering tabloid headlines, misrepresentations of statistics and personal anecdote - hopefully you can help with that.


Pretty please?
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