OT: DeCamp Suspending Bus Service

[HeavenUniv.]

In case you know anyone that uses mass transit, DeCamp is suspending service due to huge drop in riders from Chinese coronavirus.

 

[Skindawgs]

Are they in China?

 

[HeavenUniv.]

Certainly more than a one magazine ride on the Shanghai to Paramus route.

 

[Kbee3]

In case you know anyone that uses mass transit, DeCamp is suspending service due to huge drop in riders from Chinese coronavirus.

Academy is struggling as well.

 

[Section124]

When I was in high school, we always traveled to games on a DeCamp bus. Those were like going in a limo. Once in a while they gave us regular school busses. Those were horrible.

 

[mychaljohn]

In case you know anyone that uses mass transit, DeCamp is suspending service due to huge drop in riders from Chinese coronavirus.

I'm not sure if saying "Chinese Coronavirus" means you're racist, but it definitely means you're a d-bag. No, on second thought, I'm quite sure... It makes you racist.

 

[SirScarlet]

I'm not sure if saying "Chinese Coronavirus" means you're racist, but it definitely means you're a d-bag. No, on second thought, I'm quite sure... It makes you racist.

monkey see, monkey do

Smdh.

 

[thegock]

I prefer to not call it the Chinese coronavirus.

I prefer to call it the tRUMP virus.

 

[LETSGORU91_]

I'm not sure if saying "Chinese Coronavirus" means you're racist, but it definitely means you're a d-bag. No, on second thought, I'm quite sure... It makes you racist.

That doesn't make a person a racist. Infectious diseases throughout history have been named for geographic locations where they were thought to have originated: Spanish flu, West Nile virus, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Zika and Ebola, to name a few. Have you ever uttered any of those words? Ever?

 

[vkj91]

That doesn't make a person a racist. Infectious diseases throughout history have been named for geographic locations where they were thought to have originated: Spanish flu, West Nile virus, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Zika and Ebola, to name a few. Have you ever uttered any of those words? Ever?

sure but that was then. It's 2020, facts don't matter as much as feelings. Not the feelings of the Chinese but kids living in their mom's basements who look for things to be angry about.

 

[LETSGORU91_]

sure but that was then. It's 2020, facts don't matter as much as feelings. Not the feelings of the Chinese but kids living in their mom's basements who look for things to be angry about.

That's a good point, but the simple fact of using that term doesn't make someone a racist, which was the point I was making. We as a society have gotten way too soft.

 

[koleszar]

People throw around the word "racist" too liberally these days. It's a serious accusation, not a conversation rebuttal. Those who throw it around so liberally devalue it's true meaning.

 

[soundcrib]

That doesn't make a person a racist. Infectious diseases throughout history have been named for geographic locations where they were thought to have originated: Spanish flu, West Nile virus, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Zika and Ebola, to name a few. Have you ever uttered any of those words? Ever?

The Spanish Flu wasn’t even from Spain.

 

[Skindawgs]

In America it's called the Trump virus

 

[vkj91]

That's a good point, but the simple fact of using that term doesn't make someone a racist, which was the point I was making. We as a society have gotten way too soft.

i agree with you 100%. I'm just pointing out the reality of the situation. It's no different than all the fake racism charges. When proven to be false, we are told, even though it didn't happen it was still important to make believe it did so we could have a discussion about the event that never happened

 

[RU#1fan]

In America it's called the Trump virus

If you denied it for 3 months and had our Country totally unprepared for it that title is appropriate.

 

[RUhasarrived]

Taiwan had nothing to do with this.It originated in Red China.

 

[miketd1]

People have gone out of their way not to call it the China Virus.

So much so that if you do call it that, it puts it into question why.

It’s like you’re going out of your way to make it a point to call it China Virus when you can simply use the term nearly everyone else is using.

 

[RUnTeX]

The Spanish Flu wasn’t even from Spain.

Ironic how the Spanish media being proactive to report the story ended up getting their country's namesake slapped with the label of the virus. For shame. Talk about a media credit you would prefer to decline.

 

[RW90]

In before the lock.

 

[CranfordKnight]

I'm not sure if saying "Chinese Coronavirus" means you're racist, but it definitely means you're a d-bag. No, on second thought, I'm quite sure... It makes you racist.

It's his new schtick. Trolling the boards like when he used to hawk Rutgers apparel all the time. Must need the attention.

 

[Kbee3]

In America it's called the Trump virus

So true.