The last three months have convinced me that we are not prepared to handle an outbreak if it gets bad after re-opening. We can't just assume it won't mutate, or

The last three months have convinced me that we are not prepared to handle an outbreak if it gets bad after re-opening. We can't just assume it won't mutate, or the risk populations identified will remain a static group. We've already seen American hospitals resorting to homemade PPE --or banning it, or forcing unsafe reuse of PPE -- we've exposed how fragile this system is. Especially just-in-time manufacturing specifically as applied to health care goods. Most people do not feel the government has over-reacted by requiring lockdowns, and it wouldn't seem like a stretch to assume this is the case because we have no better option. We know, for certain, we can't handle a second outbreak. Even with additional time.