A virus catches America's Woke people napping

Woke people are not taking this well. They're acting out every way they can to express fury at a virus upstaging their issues. I don't know how many statues Woke people have torn down since the Peaceful Protests(TM) launched, and no matter how much Andy Ngo tries to explain what's going on in Seattle, I can't make heads or tails out of it beyond that Woke people there are so angry they've declared independence from the rest of the USA.  

Meanwhile, BuzzFeed is predicting The End is nigh: The Real Economic Catastrophe Hasn’t Hit Yet. Just Wait For August.

I'd say just wait until Woke people run through all the money they're inheriting as their elderly parents die in droves. Even  accounting for death taxes, Baby Boomers are leaving behind mind-boggling amounts of money to their offspring. But at this rate we won't have to wait long. Andy Ngo added this comment to a short video at his Twitter page showing what Woke people can do to a hotel suite:

This is what rioters did to the Minneapolis Sheraton they took over after the riots. This was converted to their “sanctuary.” They raised hundreds of thousands through crowdfunding to support the illegal occupation.

That is just one illegal occupation they had to finance. They're also raising huge amounts of money to bail from jail what must be thousands of Peaceful Protesters(TM), not to mention paying for lawyers to defend the more difficult cases of Peaceful Protest(TM), such as arson and assault with a deadly weapon. They're also funding as much mayhem as they can across the USA. 

Mayhem, as with political contests, does not come cheap these days; the tab for financing just one dust-up can run into hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars.

All this spending is in the face of a pandemic that has more say about how the world is shaking out than all the political activism and Peaceful Protests(TM) combined. 

As to how the world is shaking out -- last week the World Bank issued an unintentionally funny projection: Countries that rely on remittances, global trade, tourism and commodity imports will be the largest casualties of the pandemic.

So how many countries would be exempt from that list? Four?

So what to do?

First and foremost, we can do everything possible to support our Circadian Cycle:
> Get eight hours sleep -- at night.
> Get at least two hours sunlight daily preferably in the morning. 

In this way we can avoid going through life with our eyes wide shut. 

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