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    1. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      I'm watching the "just let the virus do it's thing and keep the economy humming" school of thought grow on the right. And it seems worth noting something crucial.

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    2. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      First, it *is* true that the trade-off right now between a raging pandemic and a Great Depression style hit to the economy is a horrible one, and we need to get to a place where we can manage the virus and also have something like normal life.

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    3. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      The key to getting there is suppression: testing, tracing and treatment. We're still a long way from that.

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    4. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      But let's say you just think the costs outweight the benefits, and are not morally persuaded by the idea that we shouldn't let hundreds and thousands if not millions of (disproportionately) the oldest and sickest among us be left to die.

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    5. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      So just think of the economics of this: if you stopped lockdowns, and sent everyone back to work, lots and lots of people would get sick. You'd have workplaces where half the staff were out. And this would roll through all kinds of places, people who maintain the electrical grid

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    6. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      and water treatment and sewage systems, etc... Not only that, as the hospitals filled up and horror stories emerged, you'd have tons of deaths from things other than Covid-19 that couldn't get treated. This would make ppl more scared of getting the bug and lead to further retreat

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    7. Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      Which is to say, even if you care about economic activity as the only value here, it's really not clear that anything like "business as usual" is even a possibility in the midst of a roaring pandemic, even if you let everything stay open.

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      Chris Hayes‏Verified account @chrislhayes 23 Mar 2020

      In fact, you risk ending up with the worst of both worlds: mass death and sickness AND ALSO an economy that's essentially shut down.

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        2. Sybill “Vaxxed” Trelawney‏ @SybilT2 23 Mar 2020

          General Turgidson was talking about the deaths of 20 million Americans in a nuclear war, but the comment is nonetheless apt. Millions of Americans could die in this pandemic. Btw, now is a good time to watch “Dr.Strangelove.”pic.twitter.com/xi8DEC02Xm

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        1. Half-Basqued  💉 🗼 🗽 🏈 💔‏ @chrisjoncoaltz 23 Mar 2020
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          If they remove the order now half of the people will continue to follow it because they understand what's happening. The other half will put themselves at risk. The economy will not recover.

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        2. angstlos  🇺🇸‏ @angstlos8 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @chrislhayes

          Massive death tolls also destroy economies and they do it permanently. Trump, as usual, only thinks about how to get through the next 10 minutes.

          6 replies 17 retweets 158 likes
        3. Rebecca Case‏ @mrcase77 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @angstlos8 @chrislhayes

          They also seem to be missing the fact that the people most likely to not survive are the demographic most likely to vote for them. I don’t like thinking about it that way, but it’s true.

          3 replies 3 retweets 39 likes
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        2. Marlo Moss‏ @HowAbouted91 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @chrislhayes

          The people who railed against phony “Death Panels” now want to kill off a million plus people so their IRAs improve.

          2 replies 60 retweets 218 likes
        3. Julia Jenson‏ @juliajenson25 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @HowAbouted91 @chrislhayes

          No, it's because there are treatment options available now. Have you looked into #Hydroxychloroquine??

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        2. John Lorenz‏ @StrangeShadows 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @chrislhayes

          Wouldn't it be true that a super hard-core, virtually no exceptions lockdown for a month would pretty much stop transmission? Better than a half-assed, let's some of us party on the beach lockdown for 3 or 4 or 5 months?

          3 replies 2 retweets 27 likes
        3. Elizabeth Vickers‏ @Evesbakedapple 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @StrangeShadows @chrislhayes

          Maybe not long enough, because you can shed for between 8-37 days post recovery. We need mass testing for #Covid-19 along with Antibody testing to see whose already had it.

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        2. Sybill “Vaxxed” Trelawney‏ @SybilT2 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @chrislhayes

          Exactly. People dying by the thousands on a daily basis in hospital hallways and makeshift stadium clinics are not going to bring the economy roaring back. The loss of thousands of healthcare worked is not going to bring the economy back. #TrumpPandemic

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        3. Jon S.‏ @zelegweleg 23 Mar 2020
          Replying to @SybilT2 @chrislhayes

          And it’s not like survivors will skip to their lou once back at work. This will be morbid and crush people’s wills to work.

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