[Zhang Fei]

Given that more than 10,000 people have died so far from it, some of them are bound to be grocery store employees. Before this pandemic, Walmart and Kroger employed 2m people in total. I’d expect a dozen or more casualties from these companies.

[Secret Agent Man]

When have we heard a peep out of anyone for grocery store workers who die from the seasonal flu, and have been doing so for decades?

Good Fiord.

[familyop]

There are already many more casualties than that, and there will be many more. Some of the real numbers will come out in the class action suits. Employees and families of employees won’t be satisfied with the little offers that come before then.

Our society will change more than expected as a result of the epidemic. Most people are nowhere close to knowing what’s really happening, because politicians and other bosses don’t want a panic...or the changes to come.

[familyop]

A window to the truth here, from a retired epidemiologist. Notice particularly, “with so many still sick...increase.” Understatement. You’ll see.

https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3831814/posts?page=233#233

The Chinese government lied about more than one thing.

[zeugma]

Given that more than 10,000 people have died so far from it, some of them are bound to be grocery store employees. Before this pandemic, Walmart and Kroger employed 2m people in total. I’d expect a dozen or more casualties from these companies.

Also, considering that they are one of the few businesses still allowed by the Reich to be open, you're going to see people in that business coming down with stuff. This is just another example of the bedwetters getting their panties in a twist over nothing.

[_Jim]

re: "Given that more than 10,000 people have died so far from it, some of them are bound to be grocery store employees."

The OLD and the INFIRM.

I can't wait to see more demographics published on this.

Meanwhile, we do have this:

https://i.insider.com/5e822e8c2d41c139c70960ed?width=700&format=jpeg&auto=web