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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4370352" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>I really don&#039;t understand why you are so adamant that this is no big deal?&nbsp; Scientists have been warning of a possible pandemic for many years now.&nbsp; Yes the flu kills up to 60,000 or so a year in the U.S. and that&#039;s scary.&nbsp; But it&#039;s primarily the elderly and small children.&nbsp; This coronavirus is killing all ages, and it&#039;s growing exponentially.&nbsp; The insidious thing is it incubates for weeks before showing itself.&nbsp; That makes it extremely difficult to control it&#039;s spread.&nbsp; It&#039;s not only killing people but incapacitating many thousands more.&nbsp; And since it&#039;s centered in China at the moment it&#039;s also disrupting supply chains around the world as well as damaging China&#039;s economy.&nbsp; If China collapses financially we&#039;re most likely headed to a recession if not depression.&nbsp; So why the constant downplaying of it?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4370352, member: 24302"] I really don't understand why you are so adamant that this is no big deal? Scientists have been warning of a possible pandemic for many years now. Yes the flu kills up to 60,000 or so a year in the U.S. and that's scary. But it's primarily the elderly and small children. This coronavirus is killing all ages, and it's growing exponentially. The insidious thing is it incubates for weeks before showing itself. That makes it extremely difficult to control it's spread. It's not only killing people but incapacitating many thousands more. And since it's centered in China at the moment it's also disrupting supply chains around the world as well as damaging China's economy. If China collapses financially we're most likely headed to a recession if not depression. So why the constant downplaying of it? [/QUOTE]

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