DGS49
Diamond Member
So we have thousands of people out in the streets, basically ignoring the guidelines that are supposed to protect one from transmitting and/or contracting the dreaded virus.
Coincidentally, the bulk of the people who are "demonstrating" also complain about how the CV impacts their community to a much greater extent than the "majority" community.
Parenthetically, one might note that the very same mayors who dispatched SWAT Teams to attack those who gathered in protest of the pandemic guidelines, lift not one finger to stop these gatherings, of which they approve, politically.
Regardless, will a spike in CV cases in the Twin Cities, Atlanta, etc., be a good thing or a bad thing?
If a spike DOES NOT OCCUR, is that pretty good evidence that the CV constraints have been an over-reaction to the threat? Should hospitals in those fine cities prepare themselves for a NYC-like invasion of new patients? I wonder.
Coincidentally, the bulk of the people who are "demonstrating" also complain about how the CV impacts their community to a much greater extent than the "majority" community.
Parenthetically, one might note that the very same mayors who dispatched SWAT Teams to attack those who gathered in protest of the pandemic guidelines, lift not one finger to stop these gatherings, of which they approve, politically.
Regardless, will a spike in CV cases in the Twin Cities, Atlanta, etc., be a good thing or a bad thing?
If a spike DOES NOT OCCUR, is that pretty good evidence that the CV constraints have been an over-reaction to the threat? Should hospitals in those fine cities prepare themselves for a NYC-like invasion of new patients? I wonder.