This is the answer people - It's *us* who will lead a return to anything approaching normalcy

[kpete]

This is the answer people. We have now had enough time to take stock of the situation. It's *us* who will lead a return to anything approaching normalcy - by being smart and adapting to new lifestyle realities - not our government or a knight in shining armor.

Hong Kong is dense with a crowded subway. It has a lot of travel from China. And yet, no local cases for weeks now. No Lombardy-style lock down either. And, no, it's not the competent government. I wrote about how the people of Hong Kong saved themselves. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2020/05/how-hong-kong-beating-coronavirus/611524/ …

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https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2020/05/how-hong-kong-beating-coronavirus/611524/


https://politicalwire.com/2020/05/14/obama-emerges-as-central-figure-in-presidential-race/

[dalton99a]

1. I think the mask-wearing habit, which had already become a common sight in Asia

was a big factor in keeping the death toll low

[Arkansas Granny]

3. It comes down to this. Each person, each family will have to be responsible

for their own protection. Our current government is kowtowing to the rabid minority and will not takes the steps necessary to keep us safe. We're on our own for now.

November can't come soon enough.

[SoonerPride]

4. Yes. We are quite literally on our own. Follow the best practices and avoid the public

The life you save may be your own