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Buddy
25 minutes ago, KindnessPunk28 said:

Our governor is doing an amazing job. But sadly you guys are blinded by the fact he's a Republican. He's doing better than any of the governors who are shutting down their entire state and ruining their economy in the process. Our country is turning into a communist state and every young person is literally letting it happen. It's sad and scary. 

I don't even know who your governor is sis

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Borislshere
1 hour ago, KindnessPunk28 said:

This was before the crisis in the USA was revealed to be a dire as it actually is so I'm not sure why there is so much unnecessary homophobia and wishing death on people in this thread. But that's typical of the GGD gays :awkney:

At this point, i've learned to expect nothing less of GGD. Common sense and reading gets thrown out the window with most members here but hey, They get reputation points for being snarky! 

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Shaney
1 hour ago, KindnessPunk28 said:

There is literally zero evidence closing the beaches is needed. You guys and your horrific desire for the government to control every aspect of our lives is SICKENING. But when most young people support socialism , what do you expect :ohwell:

#KeepFloridaBeachesOpen

tf does all this have to do with socialism :awkney:

any reason to push a political agenda i guess...

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Ronk
1 hour ago, Fish said:

well you mustve been one of the very few to do that. the US governement was not recommending that at that time.

I also was avoiding crowded places by March 4.  On March 3 I cancelled my ticket for a concert in a venue that holds less than 150 people.  Despite the US government's inadequate response, it was common sense to avoid crowds by March 4.  By that time it was obvious that the US government  was dangerously downplaying the seriousness of the situation, and people had to take matters into their own hands to stay safe.

I live outside the space time continuum.
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KindnessPunk28
3 minutes ago, Ronk said:

I also was avoiding crowded places by March 4.  On March 3 I cancelled my ticket for a concert in a venue that holds less than 150 people.  Despite the US government's inadequate response, it was common sense to avoid crowds by March 4.  By that time it was obvious that the US government  was dangerously downplaying the seriousness of the situation, and people had to take matters into their own hands to stay safe.

Actually no. It wasn't obvious that early in March. Thanks for playing, though, sweet heart. 

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Ronk
2 minutes ago, KindnessPunk28 said:

Actually no. It wasn't obvious that early in March. Thanks for playing, though, sweet heart. 

It was obvious to those keeping track of how it spread in other countries and how it had already started to spread in the USA.  We knew by then that without testing we were only seeing the tip of the iceberg and the likely cases in the USA was probably many times more than were known.  I was looking forward very much to that concert and would not have cancelled if the potential dangers weren't known.  

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Franch Toast
40 minutes ago, Ronk said:

It was obvious to those keeping track of how it spread in other countries and how it had already started to spread in the USA.  We knew by then that without testing we were only seeing the tip of the iceberg and the likely cases in the USA was probably many times more than were known.  I was looking forward very much to that concert and would not have cancelled if the potential dangers weren't known.  

Exactly. Anyone informed in global affairs and with common sense could see what was going to happen, though I understand that some people were in denial because it seemed so alarmist and far-fetched. Why would anyone expect things to be any different in the US than in China and Italy? Back in late February, I already was taking precautions, and earlier in February I'd already started procuring some emergency supplies, knowing that a lockdown would be coming at some point (no, I didn't hoard, don't worry). 

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Ronk
19 minutes ago, Franch Toast said:

Exactly. Anyone informed in global affairs and with common sense could see what was going to happen, though I understand that some people were in denial because it seemed so alarmist and far-fetched. Why would anyone expect things to be any different in the US than in China and Italy? Back in late February, I already was taking precautions, and earlier in February I'd already started procuring some emergency supplies, knowing that a lockdown would be coming at some point (no, I didn't hoard, don't worry). 

The concert I cancelled was in Woodstock, NY, far from any known corona cases.  But by March 3 the virus was already confirmed in NYC, Long Island, and Westchester County.  Since Tanya Tucker is a county music legend, people could have easily been traveling from any of those places to Woodstock to see her.  My wife and I are are both in the very high risk group and can't take any chances.  I had tickets to 18 live performances this year, and will cancel when the times approach.  Best to wait for the artist or venue to cancel because then you probably get a refund.

At Wegmans I can get groceries and supplies without ever meeting a person.  I think many stores will start following that model.

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Franch Toast
31 minutes ago, Ronk said:

The concert I cancelled was in Woodstock, NY, far from any known corona cases.  But by March 3 the virus was already confirmed in NYC, Long Island, and Westchester County.  Since Tanya Tucker is a county music legend, people could have easily been traveling from any of those places to Woodstock to see her.  My wife and I are are both in the very high risk group and can't take any chances.  I had tickets to 18 live performances this year, and will cancel when the times approach.  Best to wait for the artist or venue to cancel because then you probably get a refund.

At Wegmans I can get groceries and supplies without ever meeting a person.  I think many stores will start following that model.

You made a smart choice. 

I'm glad you have a good way to shop without meeting people. I am quarantined with my mom and stepdad who are in their 70s, so I am the designated shopper and am looking out for them. I need to keep myself healthy to keep them healthy, so I am being extraordinarily careful. 

I wish you and your wife good health! We're going to get through this, even though it may feel challenging at times. :party:

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NCgaga
10 hours ago, Cookie Tookie said:

They deserve it. The gay community needs to seriously get its sh*t together.

Right, because they represent all gay people. Meanwhile Spring Breakers are enjoying the beaches in mass numbers to the point of the Governor of Florida telling them to get out. But yeah, the gay community needs to get it together. 

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Helxig

Honestly wtf is wrong with our community? Gays will be slutty af no matter what the circumstances. HIV prevelant? Who cares. Global pandemic? Not a problem as long as I get some D.

F.ucking stay home. These a-holes  are gonna kill old people and overwhelm the already struggling medical system.

I'll be myself until they fūcking close the coffin.
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Ronk
47 minutes ago, Franch Toast said:

You made a smart choice. 

I'm glad you have a good way to shop without meeting people. I am quarantined with my mom and stepdad who are in their 70s, so I am the designated shopper and am looking out for them. I need to keep myself healthy to keep them healthy, so I am being extraordinarily careful. 

I wish you and your wife good health! We're going to get through this, even though it may feel challenging at times. :party:

:heart:  It would be a lot easier to beat this thing if more people thought like you.

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Whispering
2 hours ago, KindnessPunk28 said:

Actually no. It wasn't obvious that early in March. Thanks for playing, though, sweet heart. 

It was. 

March 1, 2020 - Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis declares a public health emergency in the state of Florida. 

By March 11th, Italy had been completely shut down, Trump had canceled all flights to Europe and WHO had stated that we were officially in the midst of a world Pandemic.

During those ten days, the news was nothing but school closings, colleges closing down, and a daily update from the Whitehouse. 

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