jared918 said:

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42 cases...do I need to say more...

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No. No you don't.

I'm not...thanks for asking though

I'm curious when someone will sue over these restrictions. The Tarrant County restriction outlaws in person religious services, which is clearly a constitutional violation. Also the limits on the number of people allowed together seem to be a constitutional violation.

You can't confirm what you can't test. I'm guessing it's thousands more state wide. I hope In wrong.
I'm on the front lines here...

AggieBiker said:

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HouAggie2007 said:

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What the **** do people think they need cash for? Society isn't about to crash

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The toilet paper black market only takes large bills.

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Withdraw it all in ones and you don't need the toilet paper. Quarters go even further and they are re-usable.

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Disagree. Quarters have grooved edges. Nickels might require more finesse but have smooth edges. More like a squeegee. Hmm, if things get bad, I got a squeegee I could cut up into shorter pieces if things go that way......

jared918 said:

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Was Tarrant really getting hit that hard to warrant that action? Texas has 582 cases out of a population of 27.7 million with a fatality rate of .9%. Seems a little premature to go to that extreme at this point...

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To me it seems like they are just now playing along with Dallas County after the bickering and whining that happened a few days ago when Dallas County made some decisions to be more strict on some things and Tarrant County stayed the course.

flyingaggie12 said:

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If you do it now then you don't get a pop. We shouldn't have to wait till things "get bad" until we act. If everyone would've shut down two weeks ago we would be in a very different place today. The thing is everyone has to do it or else it won't work.

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So that 'team play' stuff my football coach kept pounding was really a thing?

hph6203 said:

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On a Venn Diagram, a person that goes into a bank and a person that needs to be the most concerned about this virus is a perfect circle.

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Took me a second, but that's funny.

flyingaggie12 said:

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If you do it now then you don't get a pop. We shouldn't have to wait till things "get bad" until we act. If everyone would've shut down two weeks ago we would be in a very different place today. The thing is everyone has to do it or else it won't work.

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Not at all. We could seperate the infected and protect the high risk people. The other more than 90% of the population could be mostly normal while exercising precautions such as hand-washing and distancing. Protecting uninfected people from uninfected people offers no returns but extremely high costs. Many are going to unemployed. People are going to lose businesses. Suicides will go up....

hph6203 said:

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On a Venn Diagram, a person that goes into a bank and a person that needs to be the most concerned about this virus is a perfect circle.

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Excellently summarized in one, clean sentence. Bravo.