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Nope.
Unfriended on Qwitter and everything.
I'm kinda pissed at the way India is dealing with the situation. They've opened everything up, as the disparity between the rich and the poor is so great, which means that the Covid numbers have sky rockets. China killed a few soldiers on the border earlier in the year, but they've taken out so many civilians through Covid.And the global Covid death toll passes 900,000 - geez 2020 sucks!!!!!
YOU WILL CALL HERThe only episode I really liked of that first season was the last one, first episode was easily ballsy and hasn't aged very well obviously. Episode 2 had it's moments but apart from that season was just exposition
Another 90,000 cases in India overnight - they're in a bit of strife!!!I'm kinda pissed at the way India is dealing with the situation. They've opened everything up, as the disparity between the rich and the poor is so great, which means that the Covid numbers have sky rockets. China killed a few soldiers on the border earlier in the year, but they've taken out so many civilians through Covid.
Will the IPL go ahead?Have overtaken Brazil with the number of cases, and about to overtake Brazil in deaths.
It feels like India have just given up.
The IPL is being held in the UAE, scheduled to begin next week.Will the IPL go ahead?
Guess you'll have to join the team he despises the most in the West Coast Wonders then for next season hey...Nope.
Unfriended on Qwitter and everything.
We are doing fine, by the way. It’s not Australia fine (Victoria notwithstanding), but we are not Australia fine on anything.Have overtaken Brazil with the number of cases, and about to overtake Brazil in deaths.
It feels like India have just given up.
How are you finding it in Brazil?We are doing fine, by the way. It’s not Australia fine (Victoria notwithstanding), but we are not Australia fine on anything.
Having said that, I cannot give an opinion on India.
The issue in Brazil is that our healthcare system ALWAYS crashes. The coronavirus came on top of that. Still, our system has been able to hold its own, due the measures to increase the capacity of hospital beds, public lockdowns, etc.How are you finding it in Brazil?
Has the atmosphere changed?
At least you are prepared for it. And are able to cope with the situation.The issue in Brazil is that our healthcare system ALWAYS crashes. The coronavirus came on top of that. Still, our system has been able to hold its own, due the measures to increase the capacity of hospital beds, public lockdowns, etc.
High, yes, but not unexpected high. It's quite the contrary, actually. The economic effects have been severe, and we are beginning to question the trade-off.At least you are prepared for it. And are able to cope with the situation.
From the graphs that i have seen of Brazil, I can see that the numbers are starting to go down, but they are still very high.
Have overtaken Brazil with the number of cases, and about to overtake Brazil in deaths.
It feels like India have just given up.
It's the same here in Australia, the government is now more focused on the economy after we've official gone into a recession.High, yes, but not unexpected high. It's quite the contrary, actually. The economic effects have been severe, and we are beginning to question the trade-off.
The closeness in the Pakistan-China relationship is purely based on the hatred of India and the dispute land of Kashmir. So I wouldn't be surprised if they were to concoct something to try and belittle India. Though, Bangladesh (an ally in in this political situation) have had very small number in comparison to India.Meanwhile Pakistan are reporting barely any new cases/deaths. Wouldn't surprise me if they are being used as the test bed for vaccines/treatments given the closeness of their relationship with China.
That is fine. Different people have different opinions. It's a matter of perspective and experience. Moreover, distinct contexts also influence opinions. That's how any conversation on any subject begins. The challenge is to help each other broadening our perspectives and learning from one another.I would personally prefer health to be taken as priority over the economy.
Qooty, you say? YES!!!So... Qooty.
1:30am, and I had promised my wife I would sleep early. Damn!
Good night, folks!
I agree with this, especially the last paragraph. People are now at the point where their business, jobs and income is at risk and therefore become intolerant with the government for partly closing down the economy.That is fine. Different people have different opinions. It's a matter of perspective and experience. Moreover, distinct contexts also influence opinions. That's how any conversation on any subject begins. The challenge is to help each other broadening our perspectives and learning from one another.
Each community must do this evaluation that you have done above, while considering their own circumstances. It should be expected different decisions and distinct results. Besides, the outcomes must be measured under proper lights. The same stick cannot be used for every case.
So, when looking at the Brazilian numbers, we must be aware of from where Brazil has come. We are a developing country. We were already in recession. Our health care system has always been insufficient. Having that in mind, perhaps we should have approached the issue in another way, which could have avoided some of the social consequences we are experiencing now - consequences whose effects will linger on for quite awhile. The poor are the ones suffering the most.
Choosing between health and economy is a false dichotomy. One doesn't need to necessarily pick one over the other. A bad economy has impact on health, for instance. Also, there are measures in-between those. Now, we are wondering whether we should have taken such a path.