Consequences: Is the Cure Worse Than the Disease? (9)

Posted on April 19, 2020 | 1 Comment

Eventually there will be a cure for the coronavirus, if there isn’t already one now, but there’s no cure for stupidity or insanity. The latest tally:

What Will You Do If They Try To Extend COVID-19 Lockdowns Into Next Year? | Zero Hedge

Shocking Report Shows Half The Homeless At Boston Shelter Tested Positive For COVID-19: And None Had Symptoms | Zero Hedge

Retail Sales Were Bad; The Reality Is Catastrophic | Zero Hedge

Insolvent Illinois Begs Congress For Pension Bailout | Zero Hedge

Getting Out Of Dodge: After Exiting Loans And Hiking Mortgage Standards, JPMorgan Stops Accepting HELOCs | Zero Hedge

“V-Shaped Recovery” Narrative Crushed As Small Business Firings Start | Zero Hedge

Taibbi Warns: Wall Street & Main Street ‘Rescues’ Look Increasingly Disconnected From One Another | Zero Hedge

“What’s Next… A Train To Dachau?” – Snitching On Social-Distance-Deniers Sparks Outrage Across America | Zero Hedge

Spain “Authorizes” Military Planes To Spray Disinfectants Over Cities | Zero Hedge

Mile-Long Food Bank Car Lines Between Luxury Hotels in Miami

Record government and corporate debt risks ‘tipping point’ after pandemic passes – StamfordAdvocate

Texas Protest Reflects Spreading Frustration With Coronavirus Closings – DNyuz

California Not Close to Easing Measures; L.A. Deaths Hit Record

More than HALF of Los Angeles workers are now unemployed just one month into coronavirus lockdowns – The US Sun

24 Hour Fitness weighs bankruptcy amid coronavirus pandemic

Anti-anxiety medication prescriptions have spiked 34% during the coronavirus pandemic – MarketWatch

There’s a Significant Risk of Cascading Defaults in Form of a “Debtors’ Strike” | Wolf Street

Coronavirus Drives Barrage of New Lobbying Activity | Wolf Street

 

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