Venezuelan Runescape players turned to farming as well to make money.

So if we were just a little bit more responsible with our borders, problems from other nations that can't control them would be easier dealt with. Not that it mattered, when China's ruling government delayed releasing crucial info about the incoming pandemic for almost a week that would've prepared for what was coming.

You will never attain perfection, but the pursuit of it is only decried by fools.

Reading the gamergate article convinced me of that.

Not to be contrarian, but the economy crashing is a pretty terrible thing even if it halts the spread and infection of coronavirus 100%. If farm production/harvesting halts, there goes the majority of the food people need to survive. Which is what's happening in the US. And if the food goes, all the money to rebuild is meaningless if you can't buy a meal to feed yourself, much less a neighborhood, a town, a city, a state, a country. Humanity doesn't walk the world on it's feet, it crawls around on it's belly. The economy doesn't need to be re opened so people can get hair cuts or grab a coffee with their friends or shoot the shit in a bar. It needs to open the way for food and necessities to be produced so half the country doesn't starve to death forgetting that they do indeed need to eat.

Damn, I must have Alzheimer's because I don't remember asking a question hoss.

If that's the case, that's a little sad.

I mean, I'd peg most of the lives lost on people thinking its just a flu. SARS was also just another flu but what do I know.

Corpses can't complain.

Nestle is the evil extreme, and while I do wish water wasn't as expensive as it is, it's not simple to make water "free" for all. Who cleans and filters it? Deliver it, construct and repair and maintain the system that delivers the water? Declaring a resource a human right doesn't magically erase the labor required to grant access to the resource declared a human right. Until the steps to do all this can be done without needing to be repeated to assure access to it, people will want money for resources.

I get that reference

Exactly my point

Remember to never labor under the delusion that a mob has morality.