You cite doom and gloom, but think about what has been done because of 500 deaths so far. We have lost 7 trillion in the stock market, PLUS jobs, businesses, and so on. That doesn't include the 1-2 trillion that is being proposed by Congress. Without looking at the job loses, business going out, which I don't even know how that can be quantified yet, that's at least 8 trillion dollars lost or spent in the last month.

That's 16 billion dollars per person that has died. Think about that. 16 fucking billion per person who has died.

Does that make sense? Sure, 500 will continue to go up, say it went up to 20K, equivalent to our yearly flu deaths, that's still 400 million per person!

Every single person in the US is not going to get this, it just isn't going to happen. Some will, and 97.5% that do get it will not die.

The graph will start to come down, naturally, and given the cheap drugs that are starting to be used, I would suspect that the 2.5% death rate will reduce significantly. It's like the Spanish flu--the reason it was so high was because there was no antibiotics to treat secondary bacterial pneumonia--new drugs, reduced death rates.

I'm not saying we do nothing, but holy fuck, we shut down the world in a week and destroyed the economy.

It just doesn't make any sense. None of it. This is a deliberate event that is being hyped and pushed by people with an agenda.

Trump needs to stop this, and from the indications he put out today, it sounds like he is going to real soon. When he does, the stock market is going to crank, businesses are going to go gang busters, and the media will continue to push the doom and gloom, until one day, it is clear it is not doom and gloom.