[semimojo]

Japans economy is fine... No lock downs, except for schools, they travel in subways packed like sardines as usual, go to restaurants and bars, business as usual.

Japan: 160+ million people and 47 deaths.

Not so fast.

The Japanese capital registered 47 new coronavirus cases Thursday, its biggest single-day rise...the spiraling stats are so troubling an expert government panel released its most dire analysis ever today, saying it is "highly likely" Japan will see "rampant" infections.

[jerod]

Japan was the first place outside of China to see a virus diagnosis confirmed... That was back in January and despite that, they have not locked down and with a population of over 160 million they only have 47 deaths.

They roughly have a little less than half the population of America. They are still open for business and they have been all along... NY City with a population of 8.6 million and currently locked down, has 365 deaths. The density of population in Japan is much greater, no lock downs and less deaths.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that wearing a mask works. The sooner Americans and New Yorkers figure that out, the better off they’ll be.

[jerod]

The best proof of all that lock downs do not work... China.

The province in China that they ‘locked down’ has 3,169 deaths. The rest of the country that hasn’t been locked down... 122 deaths. Lock downs are a mistake, and they have been from the start.