Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Senate Passes ANOTHER Covid Bill Without Hazard Pay, Rent Freeze Or UBI" video.

Maybe leftists in states like CA will vote for someone different. Not really voting for republicans but just someone different. Democrats these days are showing that all they care about power. Pelosi enjoying ice cream, AOC cheering on the fact that oil prices are negative, the mayor of LA using tax dollars to put sand in skate board parks. At what point do democrat supporters finally learn? Or maybe they enjoy big government.
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And you guys still want government to run your healthcare, education and the economy?
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He has always been in it for himself.
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@Milo Kaye republicans are doing much better, especially Trump. It is the democrats in power that are using this as an excuse to grow in power and enjoy their millions. Trump is ripping on Pelosi for not being in DC working out deals during this virus. While people have empty fridges she has a $24,000 freezer full of ice cream. She had it ship to her so she had no problem supposedly putting other lives in danger so she can get her ice cream. You have the governor of MI not allowing people access to a second home if they own one. You have the mayor of LA putting sand in skate board parks off of the tax payers' dime and is monitoring people's movement. And during this entire time the left wing media is lying about Trump trying to make him look bad. Look at Crenshaw's response to Bill Maher on that point.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 they do. If you look at this situation and political affiliation those on the right want the economy to open back up. Those on the right that don't simply want minor restrictions. Those on the left want a complete lock down and want government to give them all these handouts and have complete control. And yes, the media is left.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 no, they are alet.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 what am I misrepresenting?
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@kubemaster he wants to do more. Congress is doing nothing. Trump can't just give money away, Congress had to approve it. He is ripping on Pelosi for not being in DC working out a deal but instead showing off her ice cream collection. Also, we have to strongly consider opening up the economy. More people are going to be harmed compared to this virus.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 the media is left wing. They are giving democrats a huge pass here during this time. Republicans are actually working while democrats are enjoying their millions and going for a power grab. Also, the media is leaving out a lot of information. Anderson Cooper was critical of the Las Vegas mayor for wanting to open up the city despite her legit points.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 no, I am representing your side. You are using this situation as an excuse to expand the powers of government. You are using this excuse to create UBI and M4A. You are using this excuse to lock people in their homes and depend on the government despite more information coming out that the virus is not that deadly. And when someone considers opening up the economy you ridicule them and place full trust in the government when they tell you to stay home.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 a bad economy means way more people suffer. You can't just lock people up in their homes and keep giving them handouts. Also, the bad economy means lower productivity where we will eventually run out of resources. There are people lining up for food at food banks. But hey, Bernie supporters love bread lines.
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@kubemaster we need to strongly consider opening up the economy.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 you may not but people like Kyle and politicians like AOC are. "I'm ridiculing you because you care more about money than you do human life," I don't, but the reality is this. Everyone takes risks everyday when they leave their homes and interact with society, whether it be going to work, shopping, going for a jog, etc. That's life. Also, a bad economy means everyone suffer except for the elite. Again, millions are now lining up at food banks for food. That is not good. We need to open the economy. A bad economy means more people in life will suffer. And you claim I do not care about human life?
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@Milo Kaye "Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida is starting to re-open beaches, and they don't even have the virus under control there; they have nearly 30,000 cases and they're currently in a plateau. If you loosen guidelines during a plateau, cases will start to go up again." You go at your own risk. Why shouldn't people be allowed to go to beaches? If you are so concerned than stay home. Also, as I said, there is evidence that the virus is not that deadly. And there is also evidence that warmer weather alleviates the spread. "South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster said that next week SC will start to re-open beaches and retail stores. Right now they only have about 4,500 cases, and you can expect those to start going up once they re-open." Same with FL. Also, there isn't any data that shows a correlation between locking down and lack of spreading. But to add, at some point you have to trust people will do the right thing. Open the beaches and let people decide. You can't just use the strong hand of government and continue to force people to do what you want. "Georgia Governor Brian Kemp said that as soon as tomorrow, gyms, barbershops, and hair stylists can re-open. He said that theaters and restaurants will follow on Monday. " Great, which is what we need. We are in a position that we have vacant hospital beds, that we have to lay hospital staff off as we have too many. And again, the virus might not be that deadly. Let GA open up and let us see what happens. If nothing bad happens than great, we can proceed to going back to normal. And again, you don't have to go to the hair salon or the gym if you are concerned. "If you look back to the Spanish Flu pandemic in 1918, there were instances of some parts of the country ending quarantine early and very quickly, the number of cases exploded. Philadelphia was an example of this." 1918 was a different time in terms of technology and data collection and information. We are much more informed with better technology. "There are also widespread protests going on around the country, predominantly by people who are of the political right. This will inevitably lead to a spike in cases. The overwhelming majority of them were holding up Trump signs and Tea Party flags." Will it though? I do not see it. And again, a lot is suggesting the virus is not that deadly as in a study done in Santa Clara County, in USC and in Germany.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 huh? How is a good economy means more people suffering? Again, people are lining up for food now. This is a far leftists' dream. "And why are you so against economic aid for the population during this crisis?" I rather there not be a crisis where the economy is strong people are not lining up for food.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 what issues are we facing? We have had time to study this virus and it is not as deadly as originally thought. I do care about people starving which is why I want the economy to get better.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 how? Please explain. My idea of a good economy is where the most benefit. "A far leftists dream would be a world where no one has to pay for food" A free market economy actually created that. We have to pay farmers to produce less food as they produce too much. The crisis can be stopped by going back to a normal life. But you want to keep it going.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 expansion of food stamps? You proved my point. You just want people to depend on the government. I want people to enjoy their life and the economy be strong enough that they are well off and not depend on the government like you want.
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@kubemaster is this a pandemic? Reports are coming out that the virus is not that deadly. A UBI is pointless if there is nothing to buy. You can't consume what you don't produce. We need people to produce. And no, Trump did not bail out Wall Street. And Trump cannot give out money to individuals, Congress controls the purse.
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@kubemaster you risk yourself every day when you go to work to earn money to eat and pay rent. That is the reality. The second you leave your home you are at risk.
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@Just another WMAF couple I never said the virus is fake. I said that reports are coming out that it is not as deadly as people thought. And yes, the media does have a left wing bias. And there are some issues with these lock downs. Why can't people in LA go skateboarding at a park? Or why can't MI citizens go to their second home?
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@kubemaster you do risk yourself every day. Even with catching diseases. When you leave your home you place yourself at catching the flu or the cold. If you eat at a restaurant you are at risk of catching food poisoning. So yes, every day you take a risk unless you are locked in a rubber room.
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@kubemaster there is no cure for the common cold. Plus, as I said, evidence is coming out that coronavirus isn't that deadly. Data from Germany, Santa Clara, USC and NY. Also, your article says this "Doctors and scientists are working on estimating the mortality rate of COVID-19," Which means they do not know. But as I said, researchers have data suggesting that it is not that deadly. Read the USC article entitled "Early antibody testing suggests COVID-19 infections in L.A. County greatly exceed documented cases" Where they say "Though the results indicate a lower risk of death among those with infection than was previously thought" Point being, studies are still being done. However, there is data popping up suggesting it is not that deadly. Also, according to the CDC 92% of the deaths are from people who are 55 and older. Almost all of the deaths are from people who are either old or sick to begin with. People who are at high risk of death overall. You also have to factor that in.
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@kubemaster but please, continue.
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@Milo Kaye at the beginning I understand the shut down. But more information of the virus is coming out. Some suggesting it is not as deadly as originally thought. Now you have a situation where the economy is tanking and people can't pay bills. And the government cannot just give money away as that will destroy the dollar. Since the shut down here is what has happened 1. Our hospitals are caught up. We have vacant beds and too much staff. In many places other, temporary, beds were put in place and none were use. Thus in healthcare we have enough resources. 2. This virus is not as deadly as we originally thought. Data from NY, Germany, Santa Clara and USC suggest it has a much lower death rate. 3. Now we have to decide what is worse, the bad economy or the virus? 4. Also, we have to realize who is dying because of the virus. With the virus being not as deadly as we thought, and 92% deaths are people 55 and older. Where the death rate is higher with higher age. And how well over 95% of the deaths are either people who are old or pre-existing conditions, we need to strongly conisider reopening the economy. The risk appears to be lower now and the reality is that 20, 30 and 40 year olds should not suffer because an 80 year old person, who is going to die soon anyway, can live. This is the harsh reality in life. In economics we have opportunity costs all the time. Consider driving. 40,000 people die a year in traffic accidents. We can make that number to be zero if we ban driving, but that will harm the economy. Thus we accept 40,000 deaths a year to allow people to drive. Same with the virus. Sorry, but the reality is that some life is worth more than others. A 20 year old losing their job, being stressed, having an uncertain future, and falling into depression is not worth saving an 80 year old. People have died early due to being unemployed. So yes, we need to start reopening the economy.
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@Milo Kaye and if you are going to call me an asshole for my comment about the 80 year old, harsh reality is that death is a part of life. "The fundamental role of the government is to protect its citizens." But how so? By locking us in rooms and mailing us checks every month? Or allowing us to have freedom to grow? That is a very dangerous route you are taking saying government is there to protect us. Should government set curfew? Should government lock us in rubber rooms? Government, all throughout history, has used the excuse of "protection" and "safety" to strip away people's rights.
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Rent freeze? Really? If you do that land lords will just let rental properties rot.
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Evan Zuppardo and they will just jack up price than.
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New evidence is coming out that this virus is not that deadly.
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You risk your life every time you go to work. More data is coming out suggesting this virus is not that deadly. We have to start talking about seriously opening up the economy.
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I feel many politicians are using this virus as an excuse to grow in power. Look at how the mayor of LA put sand in the skate board parks and bragged about spying on people via their vehicles. Or how the mayor of NYC said to take pictures of people who are not social distancing, give the location and they will be dealt with.
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Young people are generally healthy and have time to adjust. You have to worry about older people with established ways. Simply using my situation as an example, I am a veteran graduate student entering my last year before I get my PhD. I am going to get paid despite cuts in our department. Some that aren't are 1st and 2nd year students with no publications, who have not done their oral exams, and have time to take a year off without losing much. Same applies to the overall economy. A college student can take a year off and come back.
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Austin Martín Hernández I do understand. I teach students. I am teaching a lab and I am taking MBA courses as well. We have to do our group projects still. I just did one with three people I have never met because we were randomly placed in a group. I have a group presentation tonight in another MBA course. So I do know. I am trying my best to teach my students and set up to help them prepare for a final in my class. So I do know. But at the same time this is a complex issue. Overall, I support opening up the country.
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@stickjohnny he is a delusional far leftist that distorts facts to fit his already set reality. That is not me. I never said taxation if theft and I say, constantly, that I am a moderate.
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Austin Martín Hernández we have enough resources now in healthcare. All across the nation there are empty hospital beds. And more data is coming out from Santa Clara and USC and Germany that this virus is evidently not that deadly. As in it is less than a percent in death rate. And if you are young and generally healthcare it is essentially unmeasurable in terms of death rate. 91% who die are 55 or older. As of not the bad economy is causing more harm to more people both in the short term and long term. So yes, we have enough information and caught up to where we should consider opening the economy.
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Prophet again, prove that is me. When have I ever said taxation is theft? You know, at times I feel bad for far leftists like yourself. You guys live in a fantasy world and do not live in reality. And you continue to lose. How is the "revolution" going?
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@henrygustav7948 economies exists without government in the past.
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And yet some people want government to run their healthcare, education and the economy.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 no, you do. Far leftists want a GND which is basically them running our economy and M4A which is them running your healthcare.
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How about we just reopen the economy. We are caught up where we have too many resources in healthcare now and new evidence is suggesting that the virus is not that dangerous.
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@Babygirlly555 and I am excited for that. We need to explore in that way. We should see what happens in GA now. Still a lot is unknown but more evidence is showing that the virus is not that deadly and the bad economy is doing more harm.
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Evan Zuppardo I love how far leftists like yourself have to literally make things up.
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Because the role of the federal government is to deal with foreign affairs and deal with commerce between states. It was never meant to serve you but instead the states. The states are there to serve you. At the beginning there were no federal individual income taxes for that reason.
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Free college, free healthcare and a GND. That is what they expect. At the same time they complain how corrupt it is.
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