parents got it, give it to kid etc

The 18 year old had 'underlying health conditions', which would explain the death

i would like to know what

i looked for it and couldn't find it anywhere

where are you getting that?

some rando replied with that but that could well be bunk

Confirmed on BBC feed https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/647935350471393303/691359507917570159/unknown.png

Fck me petrol 117.9

Really? Was 114.9 here yesterday and has been for nearly 2 weeks

few people are driving

no work no school no where to drive to

i know right, it's fantastic

i went for a run earlier while it was sunny and its quite nice how quiet it is

the birds were singing

I cleaned the windows of my house

I did some gardening

Same

Blessing

Strike us down daddy virus

make the world quiet again

I'm still working

Gay

> Not sure what the Spanish death rate is
@wacka
> I believe so, it's something that's more common in the Mediterranean countries
@TheRandomist
> I wonder if them being more touchy feeling greety helped the virus spread more
@wacka

Here in southern europe we have a social culture of going out

it is linked with better weather

yes, our customs of being closer and having more time outside has contributed (here in Spain and Italy) to a higher spreading

also, Spain and Italy have a really high elderly population

and it is usually centered on the countryside

in italy it spread from village to village, in spain it is mainly on Madrid and Barcelona

that is why in Italy the have the worst numbers

what i dont understand is why in UK they are talking about giving more protection to muslims because of their more social culture, hell mate, if we spanish and italians can handle ourselves, they sure can

if they are not irrational beings, they shall abide to the rules

where are they talking about giving more protection?

https://youtu.be/01SuMjJuyFA?t=323

around 5:23

i mean, shall i take it with a grain of salt? Maybe is just another bubble article.

also i must point out that in spain the situation is delicate, we have some of the best doctors and nurses in the world, but years of austerity and an ever increasing population made our national health service short on materials

yeah senior NHS officials saying they are vulnerable is one thing

it is thanks to their skill that it is being held down

i mean it is true they are at higher risk, but they need to be clear that it's mostly self-inflicted

preferential treatment would be dumb