Governor Mike DeWine: Ohio's stay-at-home order extended until May 1; changes made
Governor Mike DeWine announced on Thursday that a new order has been issued to extend Ohio's stay-at-home order until May 1.
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Corn Pop
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Not sure, but they won't be forcing me to have a needle stabbed in my arm and injecting my body with a substance against my choice.
Anyhow the WHO had one job to do and it failed. How many billions of dollars does it recieve, and all it had was one job, not to allow a global pandic, and it failed. They USA pays a big %, China pays stuff all, and they praised China for the way it handled the situation when it covered up and silenced reporters.
It's a joke. The WHO and UN are a joke.
So you would rather get really sick than doing whatever is needed to be protected from it?
JohnDB
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330 million people sweetheart...
That's how many people are citizens of the United States
That many tests is a nightmare in administration alone... nevermind actually doing them.
And as far as a vaccine...a minimum of a year...if they find one. All these early claims of having one are bunk and likely not very effective.
If they did find one that is very effective immediately it still will take a year. But currently they still haven't even found the right antibodies yet...and those are needed to find the right vaccine.
They got it narrowed down to it being one out of a group of 1,000 different antibodies.
It's going to take a bit of time from here out to narrow the field a bit more.
I know, I actually didn't mean it like that, I meant it seems like they aren't even trying at all to start putting a plan into action. :/
Corn Pop
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I don't get very sick. I already got sick once when I was a child from a flu virus and it knocked me out was in bed for days, major fever, cough, vomit, weird dreams, just sick as sick can get and then my body beat it, so I already had my flu vaccine.
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Still that doesn't make you Superman. You could still wind up getting it. This virus is not a joke, and proper precautions should always be made.
Corn Pop
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I don't believe I am superman, it's up to me as a individual to look after my own health and hygiene. I do take 19 seriously but more for other peoples health because they are more vulnerable than me to get really sick so I will try to protect them.best I can, so I wear gloves when I go shopping and social distance.
Alright you do what you want to, all I'm saying is that I still wouldn't risk it if I were you. That is if and when they do wind up getting a vaccine developed.
Corn Pop
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Will see what happens.
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JohnDB
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Oh they have a plan...and contingency plans.
They just aren't saying them because they are rather depressing.
The situation is changing and fluid.
The scientific research community is going full steam ahead on this. I know that it doesn't seem that way...but it is.
There's a ton of money available for Covid-19 studies right now. It's being diverted from other areas of further study into this one thing. And research is being advanced at an unprecedented pace. Never before has results come this fast before... people are actually working together instead of at odds. (Unusual for research scientists)
Things are going to happen...just wait and see.
Corn Pop
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Typical, then again I won't be too harsh because he's probably thinking about mental health as well as physical health. He's just going out for a mountain bike ride I don't care. I also just want to throw a line in the water and go for a isolated fish. Same thing.
People need to do things for there mental health.
The rules are you can only drive for an essential service. Not to go mountain biking. If he gets an injury falls off his bike rescuers have to come out and it puts them at risk, that is the reason why I cannot go fishing with over 30 years experience at the calm dock. Lol.
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People need to do things for there mental health.
The rules are you can only drive for an essential service. Not to go mountain biking. If he gets an injury falls off his bike rescuers have to come out and it puts them at risk, that is the reason why I cannot go fishing with over 30 years experience at the calm dock. Lol.
Health Minister drives to local park to ride his mountain bike, amid coronavirus lockdown
"It was my only chance to exercise," says Health Minister David Clark after being snapped on the move.
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Oh btw, I'm a very healthy individual as well, but that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take precautions in protecting myself.
Corn Pop
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I do take precautions, I wash my hands regularly and never allow people to sneeze or cough towards me. If they do they get the hard word.
When you cough or sneeze you always cover it so you don't spread germs, my mother taught me that when I was like 5yo. Coughing, sneezing, and spitting.
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Well that's good and all but A. This virus doesn't involve sneezing and B. I meant I would get vaccinated if I could help it. I get Flu vaccinations yearly. I just hope (although I believe) that what John is saying is true.
Manufacturing has fled the USA. It takes manufacturing know-how to manufacture tests and the chemicals/equipment needed to do the tests. They can only manufacture enough for a few people at a time.