Then you fine the **** out of them.I don't think she could prevent those plants from opening based on the EO from Trump.
Then you fine the **** out of them.I don't think she could prevent those plants from opening based on the EO from Trump.
So go against federal order that states plants need to stay open. You do know a governor of a state doesn't have power to go against that orrr....Bear with me for a minute, but she could actually make sure there is stuff in place orrrrrr she could say no, and i won't allow plants to open until they convince me they do. But you know she is a corporate shill so she won't.
see post 8561So go against federal order that states plants need to stay open. You do know a governor of a state doesn't have power to go against that orrr....
Anyone who expects the governor to know absolutely whether any large industrial facility is taking all proper precautions is extremely naive. Unless she's there every day doing on site inspections around the clock, she's not going to know if they are doing everything possible. At some point, she has to take the company's word for it, she's not going to pop up on the assembly line on third shift to review their cleaning logs.
So what is your solution? Like I said don’t just say keep current restrictions because it isn’t realistic. People are itching to get back to normal. Our strategy of mitigation now is how can we keep people as distanced as possible. If we don’t start looking for those things than we are just going to basically tear down the dam and flood everyone out.If you want to pay 16 bucks to sit in a cough factory more power to you I guess.
Well someone from the state ******* should.
I’d like to see an actual plan too. I think the biggest thing I’d like to see is getting some of the stuff that can make people feel normal back open.
I’d like to see a way for some of the hair type places open on a limited basis. Maybe appointments with limits to how many can be done. Also have requirements for cleaning. I think for some people this is important for mental well being. I also think it could ease some of the hurt for those businesses. Probably wouldn’t be profitable but may see lower losses.
I also want to see some way for movie theaters open partially. Maybe limits to 25-50% capacity. Increased cleaning between showings.
I like the idea of getting normal things up and running even in limited capacities. I think that this will be incredibly helpful as it will hopefully allow for some of the restrictions to stay in place longer. I’ve said it the whole time people are only going to tolerate stuff for so long. Keeping people accepting of the restrictions has to be a key factor.
So what is your solution? Like I said don’t just say keep current restrictions because it isn’t realistic. People are itching to get back to normal. Our strategy of mitigation now is how can we keep people as distanced as possible. If we don’t start looking for those things than we are just going to basically tear down the dam and flood everyone out.
I would say people grow the **** up and realize we live in a time where there is literally infinite things to do. The british lived through 2 years of blitzkrieg and all they had to do was tiddlywinks and dodging bombs. It's been 2 months and you have infinite technology and near infinite things to do in nature.So what is your solution? Like I said don’t just say keep current restrictions because it isn’t realistic. People are itching to get back to normal. Our strategy of mitigation now is how can we keep people as distanced as possible. If we don’t start looking for those things than we are just going to basically tear down the dam and flood everyone out.
My anxiety would love the world to get back to normal, but it’s not reality.How many people are actually itching to get back to normal? Polls show that a vast majority of people aren't in any hurry.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...5ddc3a-8e36-11ea-9e23-6914ee410a5f_story.html
It isn’t about me or you it is about society. You can live in your theoretical world where people are smart but I’ll deal with reality where people are really dumb.I would say people grow the **** up and realize we live in a time where there is literally infinite things to do. The british lived through 2 years of blitzkrieg and all they had to do was tiddlywinks and dodging bombs. It's been 2 months and you have infinite technology and near infinite things to do in nature.
She employs whole departments of people to do that.She should really go visit these places and check on the safety measures so she can confirm that trust that they'll do the right thing.
Then you fine the **** out of them.
So what is your solution? Like I said don’t just say keep current restrictions because it isn’t realistic. People are itching to get back to normal. Our strategy of mitigation now is how can we keep people as distanced as possible. If we don’t start looking for those things than we are just going to basically tear down the dam and flood everyone out.
Sounds like you fall into the category of people who need to stop being so entitled. If you can't watch netflix and masturbate to save grandma you're probably a sociopath.It isn’t about me or you it is about society. You can live in your theoretical world where people are smart but I’ll deal with reality where people are really dumb.
Is she supposed to travel to every plant across the state every day and check to make sure they are doing things the way she proposed?
It's not a "gotcha" question to ask something basic like that. She looks bad because wasn't prepared for it and didn't want to give a truthful answer, not because there was anything wrong with the question. Leaders get asked tough questions all the time, it's part of the job description.
Thanks for making my point. She did take multiple companies' word for it earlier and was proven wrong. Thus, the question: how can she know now that they're doing the right thing?
It's not a "gotcha" question at all. In fact, for a governor who's actually doing her job, it ought to be a softball question.
There’s no way in hell FSIS is going to agree to have oversight in regards to this. Believe me.You absolutely do not take a company's word for anything. Companies need oversight. These plants have USDA representatives in them almost constantly to make sure they are operating properly. The governor can have people in these plants making sure coronavirus related guidelines are being followed.
Yea, I'm sure she can make time out of her day to go do that. Nothing else going on in the state.She should really go visit these places and check on the safety measures so she can confirm that trust that they'll do the right thing.