Well said Rye83. I guess you have some kind of administrative authority withing the Forum/Site. It also seems to me that some on the Forum are getting quite worked up with each other over silly little things. No need for that. Maybe everyone's getting a bit 'stir crazy' being cooped up in the house. I joined DI to gain and receive information....why don't we keep it at that? Just the view of a relative newcomer. Thanks all.
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Always a Poppy DI Senior Member Restricted Account
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On FB check out "Yes the Best Dumaguete" and "Headz Up NegOr".
There you will find daily updates on the number of confirmed cases here on Negros Oriental. Currently there are 2. There were 4 total but 2 died.-
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tuba-coma DI Forum Adept Showcase Reviewer
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This seems to be a great example of how democracy and anti-authoritarian views are not always best. Sometimes you need people who can step up and not worry about how their idiotic voting base will react...and those people are in very short supply in the West.-
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A bit off topic but just saw some news that in Europe, the infection rate is going through the roof on a second wave. Too early to start relaxing these rules I think. This is going to get worse than better. Hope we are safe here though with the isolation we have from the rest of the world.
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Notmyrealname DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer
Mid to long term is the possibility of some carcinogenic effect if it is another chemical. I would not worry if you have been sprayed once but I would not have it repeated.
If coming across any checkpoint asking you to leave your vehicle and be sprayed, people would be wise to say they will turn around and go back. To avoid them assuming you have something to hide and so perhaps even foolishly arresting you, it would be best to say you have asthma and cannot inhale disinfectants.-
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Economy wise, I cant speak about the US but in Germany, companies don't lay off their staff (specially not the high qualified, hard to replace people) but put them on reduced salaries, with support from the government. even if they did, why would people move, and where? same problem and no new jobs all around the country. So the people will still be there mostly, even if it takes half a year or more. Also, see the good sides of all of this. Clean air, climate can take a break, many people will see that there are other things than 9 to 5 wage slavery for the sake of economic growth, little bit of a slowdown will not damage western economies beyond repair. there are enough riches hidden in deep pockets which just need to be dug up by the states to help those who need it.
a quick look around the world, for example to equador (people burning their dead in the streets) or India (millions of people barely have access to enough water for regularly washing their hands, dont know what to eat and where to go and are kept in check by the military), will show you that we are all so very well off in comparison. Lean back and enjoy the silence and clean air in Dumaguete!-
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If not, this would be a very dumb thing to do. They bunched everyone up together in a short time span. The 7 am to 12 noon is a joke because the stores do not open until 10 am. So all the people will be bunched up together between 10 am to 12 noon on Mon - Wed. Meanwhile the stores will have no one in them in the afternoons Mon - Wed and the mornings Thur - Fri. Unless this time is reserved for people outside the city.
Bunching people together like this during these short time spans will increase the potential to spread the virus.-
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they cant enforce helmet law, i trust they cant enforce this bs, either.
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