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[cupcrazy]

This is no different than countries go through recessions. Some businesses survived the Great Recession. Survival of the fittest

 

[Shag]

lots of "what ifs"
would you buy a house now, or wait because you believe there will be a correction and you can get a deal. Maybe hold off because you just don't know what is coming down the pike. Would this be the same for a car?
Sure there was financial assistance for 3 months. Is the light switch going to turn on in June and things return to pre-covid. How are business going to fare without help. Is your job going to be there when the CEWS ends?
The $200 Billion cost coming at you in the way of taxes. Remember The $70 Billion the NDP wanted for all their election promises.
Can we afford another round.. a third one

What if there is no vaccine?

 

[krayjee]

Look from the bright side. Golf courses are getting ready to open soon. Probably in a bout a week or so. Just wonder who should I go with for the 19th hole..lol

 

[Shag]

Look from the bright side. Golf courses are getting ready to open soon. Probably in a bout a week or so. Just wonder who should I go with for the 19th hole..lol

Good news for my brother who owns one ( don't get excited, it is just a par3). The concern for him is the clubhouse revenue.

 

[krayjee]

Good news for my brother who owns one ( don't get excited, it is just a par3). The concern for him is the clubhouse revenue.

I don't worry or care much about the club house revenue. All I care is to be able to go out and play holes. Well cut and trimmed or bushy holes, I don't really care at this moment. All i need is a hole to play. Public courses don't care about the club house revenue.

 

[OG_funguy]

I don't worry and care much about the club house revenue. All I care is to be able to go out and play holes. Well cut and trimmed or bushy holes, I don't really care at this moment. All i need is a hole to play.

Haha, you're starting to get weak. old man. Can't hold out any longer, eh?

 

[krayjee]

Haha, you're starting to get weak. old man. Can't hold out any longer, eh?

LOL.. 18 hole is my number one priority. The extra hole is quite easy for me if I want it. I have everything lined up. Golf and pussy goes together quite well. My muscles will be in real pain after the first round, so she has to be really good at massage. I will post a short review after my first round of golf. .

 

[Mr Shibari]

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'Hero who told the truth': Chinese rage over coronavirus death of whistleblower doctor
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Demands for freedom of speech in the wake of Li Wenliang’s death have been censored by the authorities amid widespread outpouring of anger

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Fri 7 Feb 2020 05.10 GMTLast modified on Wed 18 Mar 2020 10.58 GMT
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Li Wenliang’s blogs on coronavirus crisis in Wuhan were censored by authorities at end of December. He died on 6 February 2020. Photograph: Handout

The death of a whistleblowing Chinese doctor who was punished for trying to raise the alarm about coronavirus has sparked an explosion of anger, grief and demands for freedom of speech among ordinary Chinese.
Li Wenliang, 34, died in the early hours of Friday local time after he was infected during the fight against the outbreak, said Wuhan central hospital, where he worked, in a statement.

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Li warned colleagues on social media in late December about a mysterious virus that would become the coronavirus epidemic and was detained by police in Wuhan on 3 January for “spreading false rumours”. He was forced to sign a police document to admit he had breached the law and had “seriously disrupted social order.”
“They owe you an apology, we owe you our gratitude. Take care, Dr Li,” said a Weibo post from Xiakedao, an account under the overseas edition of Communist Party’s People’s Daily.
“Good people don’t live long, but evil lives for a thousand years,” said another post mourning Li’s death, with a candle emoji. An image also posted on Weibo showed a message, “farewell Li Wenliang”, carved into the snow on a riverbank in Beijing.

This guy was killed but not by the virus.