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>>21519054
sexy

>>21519055
>not the superior reparations
>student loans have hurt every american
>>>cost of living increases, esp. rent
>>>increased tax burdens
>>>decreased investment in workplace development
>>>decreased value in a degrees
>>>disruptions in life decision making
fuck personal fiscal responsibility

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>>20541402
fuck off. the absolute fucking horror of this fucking general... I don't have words. It was the only place I lurked for about a year until VIX decided to shit itself in February and all these fucking obnoxious retards started crawling out of the woodworks. Faggot immigrants stay the fuck out of /pmg/. They are the scum of the earth.

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>>19352064
>the media overhyped this thing
sure. Media's absolutely fucking retarded. but you can literally just look at Italy. ICU surge capacity is the only thing we currently need to give a shit about. It's a real concern and we can't reopen until we're ale to control corona and economic activity in a way such that ICU caps are not exceeded.

>>19352120
>ventilators
It's ICU cap. as long as we don't have normal activity and typical ICU admission, we should be ok to manage corona, evident by NYC, but the process of managing them together is going to call for a rather slow reopening.
>the government already has plans for stimulus package to prevent mass hysteria
What do you think will come from stim pt. 4? We're not gonna get that employee side payroll tax moratorium are we...

>>19352157
>believe the science, goy
just look at typical coronavirus work. Sure we might be able to pump out something a record speeds, but the odds of it really doing anything for the disruption we're facing in the context of incredibly heavy debt burden is a strong case for the bears/cashgang into at least mid to late 2021.

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