They dig their heals in claiming "property rights" and the community fights back.

It seems like it is coming from a place of good intention, but is not particularly well thought out and opens the door for a lot of serious issues.I fully understand the therapeutic and healing benefits of pets for certain people, but there are already protections in place for service animals as well as emotional support animals that protect this subset of pet owners so I don't really understand why this bill is necessary - seems like it will cause far more harm than good, and again, this is coming from someone that likes pets! 

>About 25 cases total in KoreaIt's now 156 cases in Korea.https://www.zerohedge.com/heal...Taiwan at the same time as the 25 cases in Korea, was at 22 cases, and is now at 24 cases. 

I hope to be on your heals soon.

Time can heal all wounds (unless you are financed wrong...)

It heals your mind, your body and your spirit.

Once the pandemic goes away, I think the bruised economy will recover much quicker than the gradual healing that took place 10 years ago.

My wounds have healed from 2008-2009, but the scars are still there--so I've learned it's better to be a few months too late than a month too early.

It's imperative you fix what's driving your score to 500 and then move on and unfortunately, sometimes only time can heal a credit score.

I personally have been expecting the government to initiate a mortgage and rent funding bill to pay everyone (penalize no one) and push the economy further towards healing.