@QuixoticSoul Just think, if your state had not embraced the law limiting the number of hospitals, doctors, and medical equipment there just might be enough to go around
@sunsporter1649 You’re whining about seismic requirements now? Luckily, my state has one of the younger populations in the country and enormous wealth. But if things stay on trend, all states will have serious trouble. It’s already started.
That's only the ones who have been tested... IDK how hard it is to qualify for Covid 19 testing the the USA, but it's jolly hard in Canada. And contrary to popular belief, a few pounds of body fat might help a person survive a pandemic.
@independentone The question remains. What do you do with a possible million + people who may well test positive ?
You have nothing to treat them with. You have nowhere you can put them all without putting others at risk. And the consequences of watching a loved one being removed to an unknown location where you couldn't have any contact with them are probably worse than having that person fall ill, get worse, and maybe even die in their family home.
@Picklebobble2 All that is true, I would like to see the Army Corps of Engineers set up trailers, or tents or whatever to handle what may be an onslaught of people needing treatment.
@sunsporter1649 Trump's travel ban idea was a good one, and it came early and fast. Since then though, he has been very slow to act, and until 2 weeks ago didn't even admit there was a problem.
