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originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: vonclod
It seems to me that the places with the worst restrictions also have the worst compliance and the worst cases.
Looks like you don't treat adults like they're competent, and they don't act that way.
Maybe the resentment created through strongarming people who are otherwise fit to behave like competent adults is a bad thing and counterproductive to the goals at the moment? Because while our cases are high and there has been some pressure, we're also trending the right way too at the moment. It's a long downward curve, but it's a trend.
approximately 65 to 72% of the population has immunity to COVID-19—accomplishing a critical level of herd immunity. Thus, he affirms, “the pandemic is effectively over” and citizens “should immediately be permitted to get back to normal life.”
I admit to that tendency in myself, looking for the answer I want. I find iteasy and if truth be told, lazy, to just go for those confirming bits of information.
I have a daughter and a grand daughter who work as nurses and both are on overtime. Here in my small corner of a small state in a town separated from any other town by an hours drive with one hospital center is filled to the max so that people who are sick must be taken to other towns for care.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: vonclod
We've had masks in place since early summer, and it spiked anyhow and four months later. Masks are simply placebos to make people feel better about things in most cases.
And before you bag on people who don't mask, you hardly see anyone without one around here ... ever. I'd prefer to go without because it makes it harder on me to breath, but they don't even allow for exemptions anymore here.
The problem here is it's all to fluid