The French are fleeing Paris in massive numbers before the next lockdown.

TreeFrogTrader said:
We are not immune though from some of what is going on there.

You have coastal elites in the U.S. -places like San Francisco, New York etc. who think they are better than the rest of the peasantry in the flyover states. Same way that elites in Paris see themselves and get the their country to cater to them.

Then you wake up some day and they are fleeing to the countryside in droves. Leaving Paris, San Francisco, New York. etc. etc.

I believe it was Chief Joseph with the Nez Perce who said that "the white man is like a bird who shits in his own nest, and then tries to take the nest of another. "He was referring to white man apparently having to take his land and country because apparently they had messed up their own land in Europe and all needed to come here. No one can doubt though that that analogy applies to places like San Francisco though. Add in Portland, Seattle, New York, etc. etc. Then they mess up the towns they move to. Just as the Parisians fleeing rather than fixing Paris will do to all the other towns when they arrive there
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As Wallet wrote, it's already happening. I have a cousin lives in Buffalo, Wyoming. He tells me more and more people moving in this year than in the last five.
I live in Northwest Indiana which is basically a suburb of Chicago, only with much lower taxes, far less crime, (excluding Gary area), and generally better schools and standard of living. People fleeing Illinois are moving here in droves. Frankly been that way for awhile, but this year has seen a serious uptick. Existing homes sell in less than 30 days, most in less than a week or two. When I sold my home earlier this spring I had 3 offers in 24 hours, all exceeding my asking price.
Bottom line, sane people want to escape the urban madness and crazy taxes. This won't change anytime soon. Lots of signs and bumper stickers. Don't forget why you moved here.
 
CaptainObvious said:
As Wallet wrote, it's already happening. I have a cousin lives in Buffalo, Wyoming. He tells me more and more people moving in this year than in the last five.
I live in Northwest Indiana which is basically a suburb of Chicago, only with much lower taxes, far less crime, (excluding Gary area), and generally better schools and standard of living. People fleeing Illinois are moving here in droves. Frankly been that way for awhile, but this year has seen a serious uptick. Existing homes sell in less than 30 days, most in less than a week or two. When I sold my home earlier this spring I had 3 offers in 24 hours, all exceeding my asking price.
Bottom line, sane people want to escape the urban madness and crazy taxes. This won't change anytime soon. Lots of signs and bumper stickers. Don't forget why you moved here.
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They have internet in Wyoming, and no income tax. Just sayin.

 
Wallet said:
My guess, regardless of who wins the election, we’ll see new lockdowns, specially on the coasts within the next two weeks.
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Worst part is, since everyone is fleeing, their covid numbers will go down in the big cities and the fucking libtards will claim victory and say "See, the lockdowns worked."
 
gaussian said:
All for a 2% IFR. There is no length we wont go to in order to surrender our freedom for security. There are economic and social consequences to this that the world leaders clearly do not care about.
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Once again you are confusing Case Fatality Rate (CFR) which is a proven known number with Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) which is merely an estimate.

The proven current Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of COVID-19 is 2.5% in the U.S. (236,160 deaths / 9,417,856 cases as per Worldmeters). The estimated Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) in the U.S. is between 0.2% to 0.8%.

The proven Case Fataility Rate (CFR) was formerly above 5% but better hospital treatment and a younger cohort of people testing positive for COVID-19 brought this figure down below 3% now globally.
 
gwb-trading said:
Once again you are confusing Case Fatality Rate (CFR) which is a proven known number with Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) which is merely an estimate.

The proven current Case Fatality Rate (CFR) of COVID-19 is 2.5% in the U.S. (236,160 deaths / 9,417,856 cases as per Worldmeters). The estimated Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) in the U.S. is between 0.2% to 0.8%.

The proven Case Fataility Rate (CFR) was formerly above 5% but better hospital treatment and a younger cohort of people testing positive for COVID-19 brought this figure down below 3% now globally.
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Link? I see CFR of 4% for the US per world meters
 
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