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Originally posted by CinnaMunMun View Posthttps://apnews.com/46ee40035d500c4190489aea0adb126b
Per Dr. Fauci: “We have to have something in place that is efficient and that we can rely on, and we’re not there yet,”
He states we need more efficient and ready testing to be able to reopen effectively and it won't be everywhere at once. You will get more infections as you reopen, but with a good testing system in place you can isolate the infected before they form clusters. He also specifically said May 1st was "a bit overly optimistic".
Just because they are forming the plans, doesn't mean we are ready yet. It means they know what we should do when we ARE ready.
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Originally posted by Bronco51 View PostNobody has told anyone they can't worship whomever they choose. They are being asked to do it differently, just like everyone else is being asked to do things a little differently for a while. I was able to walk into a store freely 8 days ago. Now I have to stand in line. I can still go, I just have to do it differently. And if you are trying to imply that the ability to worship is something that will be taken away in America...I don't know what to tell you. Shame on me if I'm wrong, but I am pretty confident in saying that will never happen in America.My Opinion isn’t determined by what the Popular Opinion is. Sometimes I agree with the Majority, Sometimes I Don’t. If My Opinion is Different than Yours, I have to Ask One Question:
You Mad Bro?
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Originally posted by Fantaztic7 View PostYes, family members were sitting in cars together at a drive in church service. They weren’t getting outside of their cars, just parked listening to the pastor through the radio. Families should really learn to stay apart from one another.
People also need to be able to worship.
I'm a Catholic. I know the importance of religion. But if I was told not to sit close together with others in church, I would listen.
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Originally posted by CinnaMunMun View PostBecause I look at the data and the opinions of the experts. Common sentiment may be trending up as hospitals are cancelling elective procedures and managing to have enough beds and ventilators, but that just means the worst-case scenario didn't hit like Italy where people were dying in hallways. We are still trending towards more deaths and cases each day.
There is nothing wrong with being optimistic that we can recover potentially in a couple of months with the right testing and system. There is something wrong with wanting to open now and thinking we have a handle on it. There is something VERY wrong with saying this was overblown when obviously the measures taken have helped.
Looking at the data researchers found an increase in unemployment leads to a higher rate of suicide. The data tells us lot of people will die from the unemployment caused by shutting down the country.
What plan do you have to prevent those deaths? What plan do those experts have to prevent those deaths? Shouldn’t we be focusing on how to get people employed quickly to prevent suicides? To no fault of their own they lost jobs due to the shut down. Deaths from suicide aren’t as bad as death from the virus, right? It’s all about preventing deaths from the virus. Never mind the consequences of extending the shut down.
Ah, the data and the experts forecasted 2.2 million deaths from Coronavirus. The models constructed by the experts included assumptions on measures to prevent the spread of the virus. But predicted millions would die. Those experts are so good at what they do.Last edited by Fantaztic7; 04-17-2020, 06:18 PM.
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Originally posted by EddieMac View PostThis is actually true... the decision to leave them open in BC Canada was weighed against what would happen without liquor,,, ie to the un countable alcoholics and the intense attention they require when detoxing quickly...
Sad statement about our society, that liquor is essential.. but it is what it is,.
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Originally posted by broncolee View PostThe First Amendment protects the practice of religion which inherently prevents the government from dictating how worship is done or not done.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostNo I meant that from what I saw, people were close together in church. If the rules say not to, they should have obeyed. They could spread the virus within, and then spread it to others.
I'm a Catholic. I know the importance of religion. But if I was told not to sit close together with others in church, I would listen.
I’ve said enough
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