# of deaths doesn't even matter really... what matters most to me - is what this would do to service workers, healthcare workers, transit workers and the ICU's

# of deaths doesn't even matter really... what matters most to me - is what this would do to service workers, healthcare workers, transit workers and the ICU's. Even if this proves to be as fatal as the flu, it's the long ICU stays and the toxicity of higher viral load on those who are more in contact with people. You can't deny what's happening in NYC right now. They're under attack. This would be every city in America, we'd maybe lose 5-10% of our hospital staff across America. Schools are closed now, what about med schools? Will new doctors come out ready to work next year or the year after or will they be set back and there be a shortage? Lots of systemic damage beyond just the fatalities could happen as a result of negligence. We need to be extremely careful.