Comments by "Sar Jim" (@sarjim4381) on "The Atlantic" channel.

  1. I grew up in Cleveland. Only some place like Cleveland would dream up this idea and think that somehow, magically, it would turn Cleveland into a place that wasn't the butt of jokes. I can't even imagine why the people running this event couldn't see any downsides. Things like this confirm my decision to leave Cleveland in 1967, never to return. It was turning into a shithole then and is really a shithole now. It was a city of almost a million people in 1950. Now, 68 years later, there are only 385,000 people left. Balloons aren't going to fix Cleveland.
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  2. In fact, it's eight days later and deaths and new cases day over day are starting to decrease. No virus grows its own victims. You reach a point where the pool of new victims decreases so that the new infections start to decline. It's not over, but things in Italy are starting to improve.
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  3. Got, that static noise between commercials is really irritating.
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