I'm sure I can find the data to disprove your assertion on some government website, but they all are directing me to 404 errors for some reason.

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I'm sure I can find the data to disprove your assertion on some government website, but they all are directing me to 404 errors for some reason.
Methinks you didn't notice the joke.Sure thing Max....take it from someone on the inside. When it comes to efficiency of any type, our government sucks worse than anyone else.
OK, so, I'm reading online that the reason flights are allowed in still is because if you don't let these people fly here, they will move by land and be untraceable - thus, making the outbreak worse.
My question is, how many people are flying here on a daily basis from these countries? I can see some logic, but I do not trust this government at all. I am not suggesting they are lying for vindictive reasons, just that it seems every government on earth works against their people for whatever reason. Anyways, my point is, wouldn't it make more sense to contain an outbreak, whatever and wherever it is, by sealing in the borders and working on cures? Why let it spread to different corners of the globe while trying to figure out a solution?
I don't mean to be cold. I haven't been following this that closely, what's the consensus?
The "consensus" is we're all dead meat!
Or we're not.
But I'm stocking up on machetes, c-rations and 9mm ammo,,,,just in case. Remember to always "double tap!"
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