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This thread is a trip. Now I know what the average GodLikeProductions poster must feel like.
But how come doctors and hospitals can't get N95 masks but Chinese students seem to have a limitless supply?
Yeah any place resembling a first world city that may attract and/or already have foreigners living it in is basically a hellscape when it comes to peak transport. Getting onto a bus or train/metro is like compressing a bunch of files. I can understand job providers and people that have been married for a long time... but there's 1.4 billion that's mainly living and working in several provinces. Unlike America, China has less habitable land. Some countries might look big but aren't at all when it comes to livable spaces, luckily Australia's population is that of Shanghai 10 years ago, totally fine, though more than 50% of our land can't be used for living unless something is done that will inevitably trigger greenies.Nothing about black people, there aren't enough in all of Africa to replace us. The problem is competition is through the roof for education and jobs, transit and roads are crowded as all hell, and house prices are through the roof. We literally have no room for anybody new.
The article was pretty weird about how it portrayed the "facts" concerning verbal and physical abuse. Look at this:
They set it up by claiming there has been an upswing of these things in America. But the example in the following sentence puts us in London. What?
Thank you for reminding me about stormy daneils, and please do so for every day Trump is in still in office. That is why I do things such as following the thread about the plague of the century.
They're next to the manufacturing source.This thread is a trip. Now I know what the average GodLikeProductions poster must feel like.
But how come doctors and hospitals can't get N95 masks but Chinese students seem to have a limitless supply?
Seeing claims on Twitter/Telegram that the plague carrier was a 'walls for me but not for thee' type- an 'Alan Berger'.i guess conservatives should take borders, policing, and screening more seriously huh?
Everything you say is so loaded I can't take you seriously. I know you have some good information to add, but your knowledge is useless if you can't sell it.Seeing claims on Twitter/Telegram that the plague carrier was a 'walls for me but not for thee' type- an 'Alan Berger'.
Berger is a 55 year old Yehudi from Englewood, NJ, which matches the media reports. Might just be spergs running searches until they found one that matched, might be a leak from someone who's been told.
It should be interesting to see whether tests are made available to attendees. Will regular CPAC attendees be considered valuable enough to be allowed to test, or is the reason they're emphasising that the carrier was hanging out in the backrooms to avoid needing to offer them tests?
“Keep calm and carry on” was what the British government said as they were getting blitzkrieged by the Germans
Does mechanical ventilation/ICU help much? Yeah it does, to a point. What he says is correct, with viral pneumonia you’re keeping the body alive so it can deal with the virus, but if you just need a bit of help, ventilation can make a big difference. There’s a thing called ECMO (extra corporeal membrane oxygenation) whoch gets around the physical forcing issue by taking your blood out, oxygenating it and putting it back in. Obviously not many beds for that - uk can do it for 15 or so people at once. There are some people it’s not going to make much difference for and some who it will. If you’re an otherwise healthy 25 year old with asthma and you end up needing ventilation for a day or two, it’s going to help you. If you’re catastrophically Ill for weeks, less so. A LOT of people are going to need care of the ‘bit of extra oxygen’ level - I suspect that’s one reason why Iran is in such a bad way, they may not have the capacity to pipe oxygen to every bed.So can anyone (Lets be honest , Otterly or the spanish Emu guy) say if this is true?
Rooftop Koreans 2.0: Chinese BoogalooHmm, so the coronavirus is a 2A advocate.
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Fearful of a Coronavirus Backlash, Some Asian Americans Are Stocking Up on Guns
Outbreaks in Washington and California have motivated first-time gun buyers — many of them Asian Americans worried about racist attacks stemming from fears about the virus.www.thetrace.org
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Fearful of a Coronavirus Backlash, Some Asian-Americans Are Stocking …
archived 7 Mar 2020 23:35:08 UTCarchive.vn
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to multiply, many Americans are emptying store shelves of hand sanitizer, bleach, and canned goods. But there’s an acute fear among Asian-Americans that the virus’s origins in China will spark a violent xenophobic backlash. Along the West Coast, where the worst outbreaks of coronavirus in the United States have occurred, those fears seem to be spurring a surge in gun sales.
“People are panicking because they don’t feel secure,” said David Liu, who is Chinese-American and owns Arcadia Firearm and Safety, just east of Los Angeles. “They worry about a riot or maybe that people will start to target the Chinese.”
Liu said his store had seen a fivefold increase in sales over the past two weeks. He’s sold out of Glock handguns, and some customers have asked to buy his entire inventory of ammunition branded for home defense. “They think it’s Costco,” he said.
According to Liu, his customers are overwhelmingly of Chinese descent. They worry, he explained, that in the event of mass panic, they might face violence because of their ethnicity, and be easy victims because of historically low rates of gun ownership. Surveys of gun ownership don’t usually track Asian-Americans separately, but instead include them in an “other” category that is typically very small.
As The Los Angeles Times has reported, since the first novel coronavirus outbreaks in the United States, Asian-Americans have experienced intensifying venom, including bullying, racist comments, and harassment. And, on February 24, a man of East Asian descent was assaulted in central London. One of the assailants reportedly said, “I don’t want your coronavirus in my country.”
“The main thing I’m hearing is that they don’t want to get jumped because of their race,” said Cole Gaughran, the internet sales manager at Wade’s Eastside Guns in Bellevue, Washington. Gaughran said his store has seen a sixfold increase in sales in the same two weeks. His new customers, most of them first-time gun owners, were almost entirely of Asian descent, he said. Bellevue is just a 15 minute drive from Kirkland, where 11 people have died from the virus.
There’s no way to get an accurate accounting for how many people buy guns on a weekly basis, or in real time. However, in Washington, local police departments do process background checks for most first-time gun buyers. In Bellevue, police say they’ve registered the spike in demand. Meeghan Black, the Police Department’s public information officer, said that since August of last year, the department has processed a steady average of around 158 checks per month. But in the first four days of March, they handled more than a hundred.
“The officer who processes these checks said he’s been processing the last ten years, and has never seen anything like this in his life,” she added.
In nearby Lynnwood, Washington, the local police department saw no such increase in firearm sales. But at least one local gun shop did.
Tiffany Teasdale, the co-owner of Lynnwood Gun and Ammunition, said she, too, has seen a sixfold increase in sales over the past two weeks, predominantly from Chinese-American customers. “We’ve had a line of customers before opening Thursday through Sunday, and customers in the store until 10 to 15 minutes after closing.” she said. “We used to sell from 10 to 15 firearms in a weekend. [We sold] 60 firearms just [last] Saturday.”
Teasdale said that nearby stores had seen increases as well, and her distributors had run out of 9mm ammunition. “It’s been happening for the last four or five days,” Teasdale said.” A lot of our distributors nationally are saying that all of their warehouses are empty. None of them know why.”
So far, police departments and civil rights groups in cities experiencing increased gun sales have received no reports of violent attacks against Asians, they say. The Bellevue Police Department said it hadn’t received a single complaint since the first U.S. case of coronavirus made headlines.
Robin Engle, a spokesperson for OneAmerica — a Seattle-based nonprofit focused on immigrant rights — said that while the organization was aware of people avoiding Asian restaurants, it had not heard about any hate crimes in the Seattle area.
When told about the reports from gun-store owners, she said, “It is alarming that people are afraid that that can happen to the point that they’re going out and buying guns.”
It's slowly creeping into Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Senegal, Nigeria and Tunisia (last three being 1 case each)...that's publically reported anyway.Any news from Africa? The big populous third world countries/continents are being quiet, but I find it hard to believe they’re not seeing spread.
Any news from Africa? The big populous third world countries/continents are being quiet, but I find it hard to believe they’re not seeing spread.