Coronavirus fears hammer markets - how far will it go?

[rob feature]

That's because of the resiliency of capitalism...Most of the violence happening today is because of this covid shutdown.

We can at least agree on these

[DavidRam]

That reaction was because of your comments about her still being among the living. That's going too far.

Still waiting to hear what you've done to make the US a better place. Complaining about politicians doesn't count.

And this thread is about the impact that a pandemic, real or imagined, has on economics.

Again, this thread is not about me, or what I have done (though I guarantee you we could compare resumes, and you would lose, but I am not hear to toot my own horn). And Pelosi's worthlessness has a lot to do with this Scamdemic, let's start with her delaying the unemployment extension for people in need and go backwards from there. America will be a better place when she is gone, and for that matter when most of the politicians that come out of California are gone...

[rob feature]

let's start with her delaying the unemployment extension for people in need and go backwards from there. ..

Yeah, good place to start. Since when was welfare a Republican goal? This administration has overseen more public handouts in the last year than any effort in history - by a longshot.

[Grinder]

^^^posted purely for the lulz^^^

For the record, I'm no great fan of Trump. No matter which party holds office, our government only gets bigger, we defer evermore debt to the unborn, and we creep ever closer to an outright socialist state. That said, for many years now, the Democrats have been on the whole far worse than the Republicans. As for the question of Biden vs Trump... for me there is no question. In my honest opinion, one would have to be either deluded or insane to vote for Biden.

Unfortunately, no matter who wins, the American people lose.

[rob feature]

^^^posted purely for the lulz^^^

For the record, I'm no great fan of Trump. No matter which party holds office, our government only gets bigger, we defer evermore debt to the unborn, and we creep ever closer to an outright socialist state. That said, for many years now, the Democrats have been on the whole far worse than the Republicans. As for the question of Biden vs Trump... for me there is no question. In my honest opinion, one would have to be either deluded or insane to vote for Biden.

Unfortunately, no matter who wins, the American people lose.

Biden thread is down the hall, on the right, can't miss it

[Grinder]

Biden thread is down the hall, on the right, can't miss it

Thanks.

[DavidRam]

Yeah, good place to start. Since when was welfare a Republican goal? This administration has overseen more public handouts in the last year than any effort in history - by a longshot.

What does that have to do with Pelosi's record of failures?

[rob feature]

What does that have to do with Pelosi's record of failures?

Nothing at all. This thread is about the economic impacts of a pandemic - real or not.

[DavidRam]

Nothing at all. This thread is about the economic impacts of a pandemic - real or not.

Exactly. Pelosi blocking the unemployment extension negatively impacts people economically during the Plandemic... Pretty on point, huh?

[rob feature]

Exactly. Pelosi blocking the unemployment extension negatively impacts people economically during the Plandemic... Pretty on point, huh?

So you're OK with the government just handing out cash for folks to sit at home/protest/hike, etc? This is the new American way? No more bootstraps?