Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

Yep. Definitely doesn't take into consideration how different areas are doing.

 

Democratic mayor of Tuscaloosa, who has been both smart and effective through this. I think he's premature and told him so, and his answer was that he intended to be guided every step by the medical people.

 

I've seen it reported that NYC added 3,700 today that aren't even in the total numbers for the whole country. Just, man.

 

A semblance of balance.

Which, I admit, is pretty useless among people who think the virus is camping out on tennis court nets and that no closure is a bridge too far.

 

No one could have seen this coming.

 

CDC, FEMA have created a plan to reopen America. Here’s what it says.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/heal...eated-plan-reopen-america-heres-what-it-says/

 

Would love to see a Venn Diagram of the people complaining their rights are being violated because they can’t go in public to the people who call the cops anytime the see two or more people of color in public.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article241999131.html

 

Obviously not. But, again, what is the actual number of tests we can reasonably expect to conduct and process, even if we're at full capacity?
If you could double it up to 300,000 per day, it'd still take almost 3 1/2 years. Even a million tests per day -- all conducted, processed and reported within 24 hours -- would take the better part of a year, and that's if you could theoretically find every single person in the country from Maine to the backwoods of Tennessee and the homeless encampments of California, convince them to get tested immediately, and then hermetically seal them away once you test them. In the real world, you'd still have the very real possibility of people getting and spreading the virus weeks or months after they were tested.
It goes back to needing to find an acceptable level of risk, as harsh as it sounds. You can't possibly test everyone and control them to the extent that you would need to, for as long as you'd need to, to wipe this thing out through testing, isolation and quarantine alone. At some point it becomes a fool's errand.

 

We really don't need a balance of ignorance and knowledge, so your ignorance really isn't bringing a needed balance here.

 

At this point I'd settle for a balance of ignorance and knowledge.

 

Instead of focusing on the pandemic issues, FATUS again succeeds in distracting for a day from his admin's gross negligence and utter imcompetence.