Oddball
Unobtanium Member
Huh?....Who are the turds that sent infected people back into nursing homes and killed off hundreds?...Was that Trump or was it Cuomo and Baker?....Cavalier attitudes indeed.it is cavilar to discard the criticism of Trump's intentional prevention of the US having the testing capacity. We are NOt caring for those at risk. That's the point. We have no choice but to open up despite the fact that people will be exposed to the infected who would not be exposed with competent testing. You Trumpturds are cheering as the fat fuck throws people under the bus is what I cavalierThe young and the healthy wanting to get on with their lives doesn't automatically equal a cavalier attitude toward the vulnerable....This is the whole problem with the phony contrived either/or arguments being proffered by those intent on keeping us at each others throats.It works, but because Trump suppresses testingSTILL to avoid numbers of cases, we are going to have more deaths than necessary. And the gay caviller attitude of the Trumpanzees towards people who can live healthy and productive lives with things like Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis is not what society should be based on.Many of us may have well had it and not even known....I had a really weird cold in February, before all this foolishness started.....Could have been the covid.How about you get it and then tell me how bad it was. Jus sayin. And what of those of us who have immune "issues?"The uncomfortable truth is that this is really the only option . The āgoodā part is that covid aināt bad if you arenāt elderly or have immune issues, or unhealthy . Letās protect them .
For the rest of us? Summer is a good time to get the sickness . We canāt hide from this .
The point of herd immunity is that the virus has fewer places to land among the healthy population, to the point that it dies off faster, making vulnerable people a lot less so and for a shorter time span.
Opening up is the only option, but it's not "so much winning."
Ever given a moment of thought to the proposition that we can have thriving economic conditions AND care for those who are most at risk?
And testing isn't a cure-all, especially in light of the fact that there are millions of people walking around who've been exposed and not even known it....Why do you have such a hard-on for testing?