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Major Major said: 

Turncoat said: 

I'm not thanking them, they're helping transmit the virus. If everyone could just stay inside for two to three weeks, we'd have significantly less expression of the virus. 

These grocery store clerks, fast food vendors, fire fighters, mailmen, Amazon sorters, and hospital help should strike. 

 

I adjusted it from striking, that never does anything anymore unless it's related to the trash collector's unions, but they should take some personal responsibility and stay home, especially the hospital workers, even if it costs them their jobs. 

Either that or they shouldn't be allowed to leave the hospitals for the next few weeks. They're basically taking all their hospital germs home with them, rendering them an open vector towards their family and, thusly, everyone else they interact with. If any of those fuckers go to the grocery store... think about it. 

The people who aren't helped will die of the virus, but it would essentially go away if people stopped caring so much for their fellow man. Let the dice roll, the chips land where they may, instead of humanity's chronic need to oppose mother nature's will, and she'll eventually stop punishing us for our transgressions against the planet. 

You see COVID-19 as Mother Nature's way of punishing people for polluting?

My advice to you: Stay home, let the medical professionals handle it, and follow their advice.

If everyone'd stay home for two or three weeks and just let people who already have it die, it'd be cleansed significantly faster. If people'd prepared for this like a proper bunker apocalypse person, they'd not even need to go out to get supplies. 

Those hospital bitches barely even had masks at the beginning, and many mailmen, fast food artisans, item sorters, and grocery workers still don't. On top of that there's the constant exposure risk when doing things like buying food and refueling your car (those pumps have to be nasty, especially with the price reduction on gas right now). 

The only corporate answer right now is to call them "heroes", which is terrible. If businesses aren't willing to fork out what their employees need, instead just giving them a pat on the back like some lowly Walmart grunt, then employees shouldn't show up. 

To make matters worse, most 'essential' employees from what I've witnessed thus far have not been practicing social distancing, even in the medical field. They're just carrying on like nothing's wrong, some even pulling a Xena and saying they already had it. If people'd stop caring so much about trying to fix people or maintain the economy, we'd have less if not any future casualties when it comes to COVID-19. 

The people doing 'essential' jobs are also going to be having to deal with people like these ones: 



Imagine if doctors and nurses get sick from this shit, especially considering the reports of people who carry permanent symptoms from having once had it. This choice to be 'essential' now is liable to make them less effective at their jobs in the long run if they aren't more careful than this.