If we gave people #directcashrelief ($2k/mo.) in a way similar to most advanced countries, our government wouldn’t have needed to sacrifice American lives to “open the economy.” Schools being open is not as important as lives being saved.

Sep 11, 2020 · 11:18 AM UTC

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And parents could stay home & teach their children.
Replying to @marwilliamson @lokeshwarajones
Please explain why we have countless industries regarded as essential where we have workers being exposed, but when it comes to our most treasured gift, children, teachers are deemed too important to risk? I don’t get it even a little bit.
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Idk where you're talking about, but in general we're better, yes.
Replying to @marwilliamson
Which advance countries are doing this? What science-fiction book are you living in? You don’t know what the hell you are talking about lady. Propaganda lies and bullshit go away. People need to go back to work they’re committing suicide you moron. Do you have a mental disorder
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This is such a myopic view of loss of life, not to mention a false premise
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2000 a month IS NOTHING. Closing down completely will only further kill the middle class. Anyone making under 100k a year will be wiped out everything gone, totally dependant on the government for everything. People simply won't do it.
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