Wisconsin

[#UnleashSean]

Out of hartford

[Hards Alumni]

aka #f*ckyoupayme.

What is interesting is if all the tenants band together and tell the landlord to kick rocks... what happens?  Do they all get evicted?  That'd be impossible, plus it'd be bad press.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

The Governor issued his order today.  Runs through April 24.  Numerous exceptions.  Man, that's a long time with just the wife and I at home....

[#UnleashSean]

The Governor issued his order today.  Runs through April 24.

  Numerous exceptions.  Man, that's a long time with just the wife and I at home....

Ive already made multiple jokes about breaking up haha

[Archies Bat]

The Governor issued his order today.  Runs through April 24.  Numerous exceptions.  Man, that's a long time with just the wife and I at home....

https://www.insidehook.com/daily_brief/health-and-fitness/is-it-safe-to-have-sex-coronavirus

[Archies Bat]

The Governor issued his order today.  Runs through April 24.  Numerous exceptions.  Man, that's a long time with just the wife and I at home....

Or:

https://news.yahoo.com/york-city-health-officials-safest-153000313.html

[Johnny B]

Wow thanks for jerk off advice to keep us safe..

[jesmu84]

The Governor issued his order today.  Runs through April 24.  Numerous exceptions.  Man, that's a long time with just the wife and I at home....

If it's anything like Indiana, the order has no teeth whatsoever

https://www.reddit.com/r/indianapolis/comments/fnvyg4/if_you_believe_your_business_is_nonessential_but/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

[4everwarriors]

aka #f*ckyoupayme.

What is interesting is if all the tenants band together and tell the landlord to kick rocks... what happens?  Do they all get evicted?  That'd be impossible, plus it'd be bad press.

Maybe, just maybe the landlord needs money too, aina?

[jficke13]

aka #f*ckyoupayme.

What is interesting is if all the tenants band together and tell the landlord to kick rocks... what happens?  Do they all get evicted?  That'd be impossible, plus it'd be bad press.

Ah a general rent strike. A classic of dorm-room and college seminar type what-if reasoning about means to break what some see as an unjust distribution of land and capital. Who woulda thought it only takes a global pandemic to mainstream the idea.

First I saw "nationalize critical industries" as an idea that moved from the fringe to the mainstream on Twitter. Then "see a general labor strike *would* work and we should do it more often" creeping into the conversation. Now, a general rent strike... that overton window sure is shifting.

Anyway, more to your point. Right now if you don't pay your rent the odds of you getting evicted anytime soon are somewhere between slim and none. The courthouses are closed. Milwaukee is adjourning eviction cases into July that are normally scheduled within 25 days of filing, and the small claims judge issued a stay on all writs of restitution (the orders directing the sheriff's to oversee an eviction) that is in place until at least April 9. Now... does that judge have any legal authority to do so, you might rightfully be wondering. Well, the answer is almost certainly not, but the remedy if you're a landlord that's been affected by this is to appeal that order and perhaps get the order struck down in 6-9 months.

From a practical perspective, if tenants are cool with catching up on rent and any accrued late fees once the crisis clears, there's precious little their landlords can do to them in the meantime.

[Hards Alumni]

Maybe, just maybe the landlord needs money too, aina?

Oh, I understand, he has his bills to pay as well.  I just find the, "go work at wal mart, you bums" to be a tad condescending.

[jficke13]

Oh, I understand, he has his bills to pay as well.  I just find the, "go work at wal mart, you bums" to be a tad condescending.

Yeah, that memo isn't really the best look.

[Jockey]

First I saw "nationalize critical industries" as an idea that moved from the fringe to the mainstream on Twitter.

Mainstream on Twitter?

You’re trying to trick us, aren’t you?

[rocket surgeon]

How much money do you guys think is out there to just pump, all at once, back into businesses that may not even survive what $timuli that can be doled out? 

Our economy depends on money FLOW. 

Easy to say, just lock everything down for 2, 3, 4 weeks...whatever it takes, but at what cost?  That is not going to get rid of this virus anyway.  After 2-3-4 weeks our economy will be in the mother of all depressions.

The chloroquine/zpack has shown to be very effective...100%?  What drugs are 100% free of side effects? 

Plasma antibodies

Eventual vaccines

We have to go with what we have right now as the better wheel is being developed.

Remember what we did during the AIDS epidemic?  Don’t stop having sex, whoa no, just practice it safely? 

There aren’t going to be absolutely perfect answers because there will be downsides to everything. What has the least numbers of downsides. This is where people are being stupid. Only “there guys” have the best answers or better yeast, just sit back and criticize anyone who tries to come up with some answers.  But to burn down the house?

Yeah, but how was the play mrs Lincoln?

[Hards Alumni]

How much money do you guys think is out there to just pump, all at once, back into businesses that may not even survive what $timuli that can be doled out? 

Our economy depends on money FLOW. 

Easy to say, just lock everything down for 2, 3, 4 weeks...whatever it takes, but at what cost?  That is not going to get rid of this virus anyway.  After 2-3-4 weeks our economy will be in the mother of all depressions.

The chloroquine/zpack has shown to be very effective...100%?  What drugs are 100% free of side effects? 

Plasma antibodies

Eventual vaccines

We have to go with what we have right now as the better wheel is being developed.

Remember what we did during the AIDS epidemic?  Don’t stop having sex, whoa no, just practice it safely? 

There aren’t going to be absolutely perfect answers because there will be downsides to everything. What has the least numbers of downsides. This is where people are being stupid. Only “there guys” have the best answers or better yeast, just sit back and criticize anyone who tries to come up with some answers.  But to burn down the house?

Yeah, but how was the play mrs Lincoln?

Well the fed just prints it, so there is really as much as they want.  As long as inflation doesn't go through the roof.  I'm not advocating that, of course.  But that is reality.

We absolutely have to shut down.  Two week minimum.  If we'd have done this a month and a half ago, we would be done by now.  Every day we decide not to do it, we just do more damage. 

[rocky_warrior]

just sit back and criticize anyone who tries to come up with some answers. 

You asked a lot of questions - I didn't see many answers there either.

[rocket surgeon]

You asked a lot of questions - I didn't see many answers there either.

How many answers do you want? 

I listed the 2-3 possible pharmaceuticals that should be used while we work toward better ones, eventually getting to a vaccine.  Which, btw, will have some side effects

Otherwise, I am hinting if you will, toward starting to open things up within the next week or two.  We cannot afford to allow our economy to get to the point of no return.  The government cannot Continue to provide for all of those without a paycheck.

Ok, I just opened to the door to get slammed on me.  Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee. Maintain safe practices and let’s get back to work

Full disclosure, they just closed the nursing home my dad is in to ALL visitors, including my mom.  Yes, that is essential.  These residents are MOST at risk to catch the virus and DIE.  We will be visiting via FaceTime and phone probably more than we got in to visit him which was about once per week per sibling but every day for mom

btw, how are drug addicts getting along?  Didn’t see that on the list of “essential services”.  Just saying, be careful out there because a crazed drug addict can/will present with some real safety issues.

Uncle joe, “ you have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse no matter what” ...wha wha what?  Someone test him please

[Galway Eagle]

Uncle joe, “ you have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse no matter what” ...wha wha what?  Someone test him please

Don't act like your guy is some genius who never says idiotic things either. Play even or don't play at all.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

How many answers do you want? 

I listed the 2-3 possible pharmaceuticals that should be used while we work toward better ones, eventually getting to a vaccine.  Which, btw, will have some side effects

Otherwise, I am hinting if you will, toward starting to open things up within the next week or two.  We cannot afford to allow our economy to get to the point of no return.  The government cannot Continue to provide for all of those without a paycheck.

Ok, I just opened to the door to get slammed on me.  Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee. Maintain safe practices and let’s get back to work

Full disclosure, they just closed the nursing home my dad is in to ALL visitors, including my mom.  Yes, that is essential.  These residents are MOST at risk to catch the virus and DIE.  We will be visiting via FaceTime and phone probably more than we got in to visit him which was about once per week per sibling but every day for mom

btw, how are drug addicts getting along?  Didn’t see that on the list of “essential services”.  Just saying, be careful out there because a crazed drug addict can/will present with some real safety issues.

Uncle joe, “ you have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse no matter what” ...wha wha what?  Someone test him please

It will be substantially worse for our economy if we come back too early, see cases spike, and have to shut down again.

If the US is such a great country, shutting down (without really shutting down) for a few weeks isn’t going to take our economy to the brink of no return.

[jesmu84]

How many answers do you want? 

I listed the 2-3 possible pharmaceuticals that should be used while we work toward better ones, eventually getting to a vaccine.  Which, btw, will have some side effects

Otherwise, I am hinting if you will, toward starting to open things up within the next week or two.  We cannot afford to allow our economy to get to the point of no return.  The government cannot Continue to provide for all of those without a paycheck.

Ok, I just opened to the door to get slammed on me.  Nothing comes with a 100% guarantee. Maintain safe practices and let’s get back to work

Full disclosure, they just closed the nursing home my dad is in to ALL visitors, including my mom.  Yes, that is essential.  These residents are MOST at risk to catch the virus and DIE.  We will be visiting via FaceTime and phone probably more than we got in to visit him which was about once per week per sibling but every day for mom

btw, how are drug addicts getting along?  Didn’t see that on the list of “essential services”.  Just saying, be careful out there because a crazed drug addict can/will present with some real safety issues.

Uncle joe, “ you have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse no matter what” ...wha wha what?  Someone test him please

Wrong. Getting back to work is going to be a catastrophic decision

[rocky_warrior]

I listed the 2-3 possible pharmaceuticals that should be used while we work toward better ones, eventually getting to a vaccine.  Which, btw, will have some side effects

Well, studies are currently under way.  No proof yet they do much.  Mass market would be months away

Otherwise, I am hinting if you will, toward starting to open things up within the next week or two.  We cannot afford to allow our economy to get to the point of no return.  The government cannot Continue to provide for all of those without a paycheck.

I don't disagree - but think we need to try to hold off until Apr 6ish.  I think you also understand, if lots of people are working and the healthcare system collapses, it's going to be as bad, if not worse.

Full disclosure, they just closed the nursing home my dad is in to ALL visitors, including my mom.  Yes, that is essential.  These residents are MOST at risk to catch the virus and DIE.  We will be visiting via FaceTime and phone probably more than we got in to visit him which was about once per week per sibling but every day for mom

Yup, glad they're doing it - hopefully all are/have - and hope it's not too late!

[Mr. Nielsen]

Wrong. Getting back to work is going to be a catastrophic decision

Maybe. It might be also catastrophic if we don't. There is no good decision here.

[GooooMarquette]

Maybe, just maybe the landlord needs money too, aina?

Yeah. So it's a good thing he knows that he can go to work for Amazon or Walmart, like he told his tenants to do...

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Maybe. It might be also catastrophic if we don't. There is no good decision here.

It's not going to be pandemic levels of catastrophe.

[Mr. Nielsen]

It's not going to be pandemic levels of catastrophe.

Hard to say.