Jackson Jambalaya

Where my flubros at

It’s going to get worse before it gets better. Buckle down, boys. It’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Watch for the hand wringers to scream Tate isn’t doing enough to stop the spread.

3.3 million unemployed!
1054 deaths.
Protest erupting on the Mexican boarder by Mexicans not being allowed in US.
Selves empty at big box stores.
Were will it al end?
chew tobacco, chew tobacco, chew tobacco, spit!

The Chicken Littles want death and anarchy. Their solution is forced subjugation of the populace.

Tate better get his unemployment and SNAP people off their asses. Several of my laid-off restaurant employees say they are rude and unhelpful.

6:59. Right? it’s individual responsibility not to spread it to someone. we are doing this to ourselves.

How is it possible a Mississippi Covid-19 patient was serious enough to be on the verge of death, but was still at their long-term care facility? Never mind that they wouldn't have the proper equipment, but does a facility like that have the capability to handle isolation, etc.? Was this a case where someone died and then they discovered they had coronavirus? I hope they have the full hazmat team at that facility now.

This isn’t going away for a long time. We’ll easily hit 100,000 during the year as pockets of pandemic hit once people are out in greater numbers. I don’t think we’ll get to a million though. Hopefully those most at risk can continue to protect themselves until a vaccine can be rolled out.

According to the United Nations World Population Prospects report, approximately 7,452 people die every day in the United States. In other words, a person dies in the US approximately every 12 seconds

Those state employees were rude and unhelpful long, long before Reeves took over the job.

9:01 we are going to hit a million this year, easily.

Amen 9:07. Those that are dying from CV-19 are mostly due to nature being allowed to take its course. The medical care system is geared to billing to treat everyone they can no matter what the costs. Personally, I have no desire to pay for a morbidly obese, smoker, drinker, etc. person that has self-inflicted issues to be kept alive. And at some point, old people just die.

To 10:10 and those of similar mindset, I offer the following statement:

“A people who don’t make provision for their own sick and suffering are not worthy of civilization.”
–Daniel Hale Williams

Daniel Hale Williams was the black surgeon who performed the first successful open heart surgery in America in 1893.

10:10, Many of those "old people" have supported the healthcare system their entire lives. How much have you actually paid in to Medicare and Medicaid through taxes over the course of your life? Or are you just entitled to inherit the fruits of older generations' labor?

Soon, younger people will die when the hospitals are clogged and they actually need care for something non-COVID19 related. I never knew Americans could be so callous to other fellow Americans, but I guess there is a history of that...

10:55 wrote: "Soon, younger people will die when the hospitals are clogged and they actually need care for something non-COVID19 related."

Yeah, like for overdoses.

@10:42 well we’ve inherited and have lived/are living under two recessions caused by the the “older generation’s” leadership. Might as well enjoy what little fruit they have left for us.

So, 12:55, older folks should hurry up and die so you can take what's left behind? There's a word for creatures that survive that way, and it rhymes with "culture." Or, you can just live off them while they're still alive. There a word for that, too.

Would it shock you to hear that most of those people actually made their own way in the world, rather than having it given to them?

-10:42

@6:50 are we at 30K deaths yet? That is the low end number on the range for flu deaths per year in the US. Are they counting suicides due to the financial pain this is causing as Covid related deaths?

We need to quarantine the vulnerable (most are retired anyway) and let the rest get back to work and life.

There are employees from MS Methodist Rehab in Jackson, MS stealing rolls of toilet paper in GP wrappers out of patients room & bathrooms. She even said she had plenty at home so this is wrong especially these patients have mental issues!

9:20, please report this to a supervisor and/or HR. The person you are referring to is probably a thief looking for an opportunity to steal something of value, rather than someone taking out of need. Right now, TP is highly valued. Down the road, it'll probably be cash, jewelry, etc.