[JustAnotherFan]

Doesn't surprise me Detroit is getting hit hard.  Not a hygienic city, based upon my observations during the four years that I lived there.  And their governor is an idiot.

I got called out for calling politicians names, but at least I gave specific examples to back up what I said.  What's Whitmer done wrong?  Or are you just following Trump's leads.

Also, what the f*** does how dirty a city is have to do with virus spread?  Wuhan looked squeaky clean in all the pictures of it I saw.  Even New York City is pretty clean now--certainly compared to how it used to be in the 70s and 80s.

I PM'd you my personal experience with and knowledge of Gov. Whitmer, along with the 800 or so folks with whom I worked that had personal knowledge of her.

And by dirty, I mean hygienic practices of its citizens, not the fact that the streets were dirty.  I spent four years living in Detroit proper.  I've been in all of the Top 50 cities in the USA, I grew up in Silicon Valley.  Based upon the unhealthy behavior of the citizens I've seen in Detroit, I'm not remotely surprised that the virus blew through that metro region as quickly as it did.

https://www.businessinsider.com/unhealth...lth-2020-1

I can't see your PM but you said hygienic and then shared a link that had nothing to do with hygiene.

"Detroit has the highest percentage of cigarette smokers in the country, and it's home to some of the most stressed people in the country, with 40.4% reporting feeling stressed or extremely stressed."

"And much of that stress is money-related: More than half of residents — 52.1% — reported feeling financial stress."

[JustAnotherFan]

Doesn't surprise me Detroit is getting hit hard.  Not a hygienic city, based upon my observations during the four years that I lived there.  And their governor is an idiot.

I got called out for calling politicians names, but at least I gave specific examples to back up what I said.  What's Whitmer done wrong?  Or are you just following Trump's leads.

Also, what the f*** does how dirty a city is have to do with virus spread?  Wuhan looked squeaky clean in all the pictures of it I saw.  Even New York City is pretty clean now--certainly compared to how it used to be in the 70s and 80s.

I PM'd you my personal experience with and knowledge of Gov. Whitmer, along with the 800 or so folks with whom I worked that had personal knowledge of her.

And by dirty, I mean hygienic practices of its citizens, not the fact that the streets were dirty.  I spent four years living in Detroit proper.  I've been in all of the Top 50 cities in the USA, I grew up in Silicon Valley.  Based upon the unhealthy behavior of the citizens I've seen in Detroit, I'm not remotely surprised that the virus blew through that metro region as quickly as it did.

https://www.businessinsider.com/unhealth...lth-2020-1

I can't see your PM but you said hygienic and then shared a link that had nothing to do with hygiene.

"Detroit has the highest percentage of cigarette smokers in the country, and it's home to some of the most stressed people in the country, with 40.4% reporting feeling stressed or extremely stressed."

"And much of that stress is money-related: More than half of residents — 52.1% — reported feeling financial stress."