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Quackery.

Both Fauci and Gates are great men, and Gates in particular has had a huge positive impact on global health. His foundation works with companies that can contribute to that positive impact.
 

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Mistral you can`t take this guy seriously and its impossible to talk sense to him.
Nutsi is one of these nutcase anti-vaccers who loves to quote anti-vaccer conspiracy bullshit. He`d probably rather spend 2 months on a ventilator than get a vaccine against covid-19
 

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What should be pointed out is he was one of the highest dosage volunteers for the testing. That dose has been discontinued since antibodies were successfully produced at lower doses. He also has said he is glad he was part of the trial and he recovered from the severe reaction the next day.

Gates of course is funding zillions of studies and has done more for humanity that most anyone giving away gazillions for many good causes including research and prior virus in Africa etc. We need more leaders like Gates.
 

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Surprised that a coronavirus lawsuit took so long to materialize. I would imagine an Amazon warehouse to be decently equiped but less well-resourced companies may not be adequately protecting their workers. Huge implications esp if Congress doesn’t pass legislation to protect companies.

Working from home is a luxury that many ‘essential’ workers don’t enjoy.

 

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Surprised that a coronavirus lawsuit took so long to materialize.

It did not, if you have been following this thread I posted one involving Noah "Thor" Syndegaard of the NY Mets around a week ago and there have been others. However, this is the first one I have read about in which a lawsuit alleged unsafe working conditions due to Coronavirus.

The amount of litigation that could potentially be spawned by Covid-19 is infinite. The Courts have already taken some measures to limit the ability of landlords to perfect evictions, and of banks to perfect foreclosures. All foreclosure sales in Connecticut were stayed until late July. There could be a bonanza of loss-shifting litigation related to Covid-19, and possibly legislation to limit it. I have already directly been advising clients on eviction issues and on foreclosure issues in light of Covid.

I am not sure if other States are doing it, but Connecticut forced insurance companies to issue rebates for premiums paid in March, April and May on auto and homeowner's insurance due to residents not going outside and using their vehicles. I just got my 20% rebate check in the mail yesterday on my home and auto insurance. If you guys did not get rebates you should request them. The risk is down when people do not go outside, use their yards and drive, and insurance companies should not be getting fat on your backs.
 
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TheGreatwaloo, I started a thread called Bolsonaro vs COVID-19.
I put your link there.

Thank you
I posted here because I didn’t want to post it in the political section and have to deal with the bullshit.
 
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Apparently in the United States, 30% of people would not want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.

These people have preconceived ideas, and we have to explain how vaccines work, to disarm this anti-vaccine phenomenon.

Because of so many people have read things on the internet, and if it's written on the internet it's true.

I hope that in Quebec the% is lower?
 

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Never underestimate the #1 economy in the world!

And what's really amazing is that stocks are (basically) back to their record highs. NASDAQ hit a new intraday record today, S&P 500 is not too far behind. People who panicked and sold at a low point are probably not very happy with their decision.
 

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I found out today that no colonoscopies or other similar procedures are being performed by my gastroenterologist's office unless I have a Covid 19 test first. So it looks like the dreaded swab will be getting jammed down my nostril. Not looking forward to it but if Cuomo can man up, I just have to man up and do it. My mother has already had 2 negative tests done, so I would be the sissy of the family if I don't go through with it.
 

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Hey EB, I’m assuming they want you to have the test the day of or a day before the procedure?
 

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First Amazon, now Safeway faces a coronavirus lawsuit. Apparently conditions were so bad at the Safeway warehouse that 51 workers were infected.


Seems the earliest such action may hv been taken against Walmart as early as April.


Think it’ll be left to the courts to decide since Congress is unlikely to work anything out given all time high partisanship.
 

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And what's really amazing is that stocks are (basically) back to their record highs. NASDAQ hit a new intraday record today, S&P 500 is not too far behind. People who panicked and sold at a low point are probably not very happy with their decision.


Warren Buffett’s timeless advice to retail investors to buy a low cost S&P 500 index fund & just hold for the long term still holds true.


Ironically professional investors such as Warren Buffett who focus on fundamental analysis, sold his airline shares at the recent March stock bottom & missed out on the latest price surge. Buffett also didn’t deploy Berkshire’s $128+ Billion cashpile during that time.

But Buffett might still prove to be correct, stocks valuations r at an all time high and artificially supported only by the Federal Reserve which even went to buy junk bonds.

When more bad news comes such as a 2nd coronavirus wave, investors will expect the Federal Reserve to take actions like going to negative rates or buying equities. Actions that some might say has caused the zombification of the Japanese economy. Basically a no-win situation.
 

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i find it interesting that despite the deconfinement of montreal over the last few weeks the number of new cases and the number of deaths continue to drop steadily...ths is for all of quebec but the numbers for montreal are similar ...

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Any chance you can provide the links for the above info instead of pics?
 
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