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    #13
    Why aren't masks optional for frontline workers?

    Or, I will still leave the air filters in my tractor this spring knowing they aren't 100% effective.

    Those damned delicate lungs eh, bet that virus wouldn't stand a chance in the gastro-intestinal tract.(just a guess on my part)

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      #14
      Sask's saving grace is probably our population density, I hate going to Regina, next time I'm wearing a burka. Maybe even double up the face part.

      I like sumdum's last post and agree.

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        #15
        Your likely right Jazz, the numbers do not support the hyper levels of paranoia out there but you will have to accept that the damage is already done. If you want to go about your business in full Hazmat gear, knock yourself out. Picking up the pieces is what to focus on now. If your over 50 and out of a job, you are likely researching suicide methods now as you will never hold one again. At least not one with any quality. The economy was already headed down and the Covid just put that in process into overdrive. As another pointed out an economic restart oversight committee for canuckistan would need God himself on it as the situation is hopeless.

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          #16
          Originally posted by ajl View Post
          Your likely right Jazz, the numbers do not support the hyper levels of paranoia out there but you will have to accept that the damage is already done. If you want to go about your business in full Hazmat gear, knock yourself out. Picking up the pieces is what to focus on now. If your over 50 and out of a job, you are likely researching suicide methods now as you will never hold one again. At least not one with any quality. The economy was already headed down and the Covid just put that in process into overdrive. As another pointed out an economic restart oversight committee for canuckistan would need God himself on it as the situation is hopeless.
          The economy was largely fake and on a steady drip of manipulation. The problems weren't dealt with long ago and now no dose of medicine can resuscitate the patient. In palliative on morphine....

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            #17
            I'm an immunocompromised individual due to being on an immunosuppressing drug for a neuro disease. My spouse is in frontline healthcare and is in contact with 500+ people per day. I feel like maybe I've got more skin in the game than a lot of folks on here. That said I think this whole covid19 thing has been blown so far out of proportion its sickening (more that the damn virus). I appreciate people like Jazz bringing different numbers/charts to the narrative being shoved down our throats. At times like this skepticism and critical thinking are more important than ever. I'm not seeing that anywhere. When Ontario brings out worse case stats saying that 15,000 will die that sounds bad, but their population is over 14.5 million so thats a death rate of .1%. SFA. Of those 15,000 many will be knocking on deaths door due to comorbitities and/or old age. I just don't see how this is worth destroying the world over. If it takes me out so be it but the numbers say that won't happen. When this is all over, and a few people have died, most of you will pat yourselves on the back and say you did what you had to do to keep the old folks breathing a few more years, but you won't acknowledge the repercussions of this path you wanted to take. Repercussions being massive increase in bankruptcy, suicide, terminal diagnoses not being caught in time due to the focus on covid, massive increase in crime, government getting increasing and unlimited power to control our everyday lives, etc which will in time dwarf the negative consequences this virus physically caused. Though well intentioned and noble, there are some very short sited viewpoints on this site. Wake up and look at the big, long term picture!
            Last edited by OvernOut; Apr 6, 2020, 11:18.

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              #18
              Originally posted by fjlip View Post
              Latest report today said 4 in hospitals? Out of 246 positive, some recovered, 14000 tests, still 98.3% negative, what were those sick of if they had Corona symptoms bad enough a Dr. decide to test? Never an answer to that.
              We are doing well not overloading the hospital system which I believe is what the goal is.
              For Saskatchewan 60-70 from that amount have recovered.
              3 deaths
              1 currently in ICU, 3 others in hospital.

              Small towns seem like ghost towns and there is hardly any traffic on any roads or highways.
              People are being very sanitary and some people in Moose Jaw are walking around in hazmat suits....one guy even made his German Shepherd wear one. (I’m not joking)

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                #19
                In Ontario one nursing home with 65 residents has had a shocking 23 deaths.

                I wonder how many have DNR/ DNI requests in place?

                I'm betting most.

                I know most come to a point they don't fear death.

                IF that is the case where does that fit with these scary reports of not enough ventilators for the oldest?


                The media's reporting on this is sometimes outright scare mongering.


                Maybe that's what they think we need?

                Stay safe.

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                  #20
                  We have two 95 year old moms in full-time care. We have been locked out for about three weeks. Our concern is the fact that they won’t have their supports advocating for them should they need us. Kinda uncomfortable feeling. Fingers crossed and hoping this will be over soon..... but prolly not.

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                    #21
                    Overnout,

                    I've stated, "financially, who and what business/industry will be left to pay for all the money the gov is handing out like its worthless and accruing debt like its meaningless....."

                    There will be economic casualties. I've instructed my kids to use up any gift cards to small ma and pa shops. The repercussions are going to be mind boggling.


                    I also stated as many people will likely die whether we flatten the curve or let it spread rampantly, flattening it only makes it more manageable....therefore maybe enabling us to save afew more lives.


                    Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Very difficult situation to manage.

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                      #22
                      Jazz is not claiming that the coronavirus is harmless. Merely pointing out that the worst case scenario models are just that: models. The mainstream media, on the other hand, routinely parades them as if they seamlessly reflect the current state of affairs.

                      I have to agree that a lot of leaders are taking a page from the climate change playbook.

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                        #23
                        Correctimundo Austrian! Actors act and Modellers muddle. I don’t buy into all the hype generated by the “system” of paid-off prophets of doom.

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                          #24
                          What about the EYES? Masks no help there. No comments, what do others think? Viruses enter there too...

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