dalawang lang naman ang reaction ng mga bansa noong nabalitaan may virus kumakalat sa China
1 - "oh sh#t we gotta get ready for that! it's gonna reach us in no time" (Taiwan, Vietnam, SK)
2 - "that's not gonna happen here" and "it's just the flu" (rest of the world)
when the virus entered SK, they already had around 100 PCR labs and locally manufactured test kits
we entered the lockdown in March with 2000 test kits from WHO and 1 freaking lab
I used to not understand why the rich like to operate only within a certain bubble - only going around in Rockwell, High Street etc, living in certain neighborhoods, etc etc.
But really it's because you can't expect a certain level of decency, competence, discipline and governance from the entire country, so they create smaller bubbles on their own where they can enjoy a semblance of first-world life.
So while the pandemic hits everyone, those belonging to neighborhoods and organizations with proper systems in place are better prepared to react.
Unfortunately for the vast majority of Filipinos, they don't have that option so they have to live with the way the government treats them (aka dispensable).
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So dapat nag herd immunity na lang tayo from the get go? keep the vulnerables isolated/lockdown while let the able bodies go and do their usual things.
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from the corona thread:
coz pag madami wala trabaho mas dadami kriminal?
aside from that
ang economy natin domestic consumption driven
pag madami mawalan ng trabaho we'll have less consumer spending
so when there's less demand, manufacturers will produce less, importers will import less
everybody makes less money
Dapat may malinaw na plano from the getgo.
Kung magheherd immunity tayo kasi wala naman tayo capablity for mass testing and contact tracing, dapat di na naglockdown to minimize economic losses.
Kung maglolockdown tayo dapat maaga, absolute, and may isolation via contact tracing at the minimum - aka Vietnam execution.
Eh yung nangyari worst of both worlds. High economic losses tapos high number of cases pa rin [emoji28]
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Kahit meron corruptions. Kung competent pa rin yun mga nagpapatakbo, we'll still be in better shape.
Bobo na nga corrupt pa.
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Ang nakakatawa eh marami pa rin supporters yung admin na to kahit sobrang f'd up ng COVID response and tinatamaan na sila directly.
So minsan ang hirap maawa sa mga tinamaan - eh ginusto nila yan eh.
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so meron maglalabas daw ng pera sa isang bangko ililipat sa ibang bangko
what makes them so sure ung lilipatan nilang bangko walang problema
all the banks are exposed to bad loans
just pray Bangko Sentral have their back
Crush was able to speak with several people who lost their jobs and they still support the admin, ang common na sagot "ganyan talaga ang buhay"Hindi ko alam kung maiinis ako o mabibilib ako sa dutertards.
This is what I saw when I opened my email "Kindly note that the retirement fund has been impacted by the market downturn due to the COVID-19 pandemic"![]()
Herd immunity is sasadyain macontract yung sakit assuming malakas naman at makakasurvive para immune na sila at hindi mahawaan yung mga vulnerables. Won't work in the PH setting imo dahil hindi naman tayo tulad ng UK or US that the young move out of their homes, we live with our elderly may extended family pa. Hindi rin uso dito ang home for the aged. Also, this won't be achieved without many deaths dahil hindi naman guaranteed na bata at healthy, magsusurvive. Will likely collapse healthcare system too. Pag tumagal ito ng walang vaccine, I think we will eventually get to herd immunity. But by then marami na din namatay.
I think the lockdown helped keep the situation under control nung una, problema lang kasi tumagal tapos walang bagong ginawa, lockdown lang.
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