If you want to have a legitimate conversation I’d be happy to engage but need you to answer something answer something in this topic. First, I think you’re pulling 1,000,000 out of nowhere and but saying who started that but I have something more specific: In April, the age White House COVID Task Force said if we handled this well we could probably keep this at 60,000 deaths. That’s a fact that you can look up. We’re at over 150,000. So, are we handling it well?
Fair enough I suppose but it’s not even the number of positives that worry me... like we all know there’s a lot of asymptomatics. It’s the number of deaths and the high mortality rate of those over 65. The more people catch and spread the less safe our grandparents are and I think we all can accept that as fact. It seems people ignore that. Put it this way, when I send mi kids back to school in 2 weeks they will be around a lot of people and we’re all aware how these Little ones pass around every other virus and disease in a normal year. Should their grandparents feel safe around them or do we need to avoid them for another 6 months? It’sa legitimate question we’re dealing with right now.
Big death tolls for the USA were predicted with no precaution and preventive measures taken. Rememberthe national emergency was declared and pretty well implemented for about 6 weeks. That bought time and short term flattened the curve, but then there was a reversal among some leaders.
