Santelli vs Sorkin - Masking Debate

[SunTrader]

They peddle outrage, not solutions.

My comment was about this year's mostly white "outrage" - Covid 19.

The mortgage meltdown is old snooze.

 

[Overnight]

@Overnight I got your mask bro.

https://www.facebook.com/

Sure, leave it to the Japs to take the "Hungry Hungry Hippo" game and twist it into a facial circle-jerk. Those peeps are wacko!

 

[murray t turtle]

But that isn't what was happening. What actually happened was the governemtn arranged for the bank owned by Mnuchin, out current Treasury Secretary, to be able to take over many distressed properties and pennies on the dollar without compensating the homeonwers for even the little equity they may have had in their homes.

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But for that to happen\they defaulted'goofed up thier payment agreement.
Same way with auto loan defaults/not going to get a good price for your ex car @ auction+ expect to be sued for the balance.....................................................................

 

[d08]

Does Santelli understand what happens if one chef has CV and coughs on all the dishes? Idiot.

 

[SunTrader]

Need an app to see if any Republicans are "in the house" anytime we eat out nowadays.

Ghoul-iani the latest superspreader to come down with Covid 19.

 

[murray t turtle]

Does Santelli understand what happens if one chef has CV and coughs on all the dishes? Idiot.

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I tend to wear a mask if the sign says so; warmer in winter anyway.
EVEN with OUT a virus;
how many people noticed what happens when you talk to someone on a bright sunny day??
It like a small garden spray

 

[syswizard]

Does Santelli understand what happens if one chef has CV and coughs on all the dishes? Idiot.

Agreed, but why not institute a law requiring restaurant employees to be tested every day instead of shutting down the restaurants and bars ?
That's makes common sense, right ?
Oh, wait...that's gone out the window with this crisis. All of these mayors and governors are just "shooting from the hips".

 

[Pekelo]

Agreed, but why not institute a law requiring restaurant employees to be tested every day instead of shutting down the restaurants and bars ?
That's makes common sense, right ?

No, because your assumption is that only employees spread the virus, what is obviously wrong.

In a relatively small, closed space with a returning air via air condition one guest can easily infect a dozen other customers. Even testing employees everyday doesn't prevent them spreading it before the test actually shows positivity. not to mention we may don't have that many tests or who would apply those tests, the boss?

 

[SunTrader]

Agreed, but why not institute a law requiring restaurant employees to be tested every day instead of shutting down the restaurants and bars ?
That's makes common sense, right ?
Oh, wait...that's gone out the window with this crisis. All of these mayors and governors are just "shooting from the hips".

The higher the concentration of people, especially indoors, the higher the risk. That is common sense - and is what many mayors and governors are using.

The rest are using Chumpie sense. Turning the corner, gargle with clorox, hide head in sand.

 

[syswizard]

The higher the concentration of people, especially indoors, the higher the risk.

Yeah, right. Show me the stats, show me the proof. What if everyone is wearing a mask ?