Obviously I was referring to confirmed case, the more testing you have, the more confirmed case you have. >If you're infected but asymptomatic or have mild sym

Obviously I was referring to confirmed case, the more testing you have, the more confirmed case you have. >If you're infected but asymptomatic or have mild symptoms you're still sick. Sure for mild symptoms but if you don't have any symptoms you are not sick. >Where is this happening? Where in the US are there enough tests that anyone that wants a test can get one? At least in texas you can have test if you want anytime, you may have to pay though. >Hospitals are a unique situation. They have a lot of people there that are at risk of severe complications if they catch COVID but at the same time have to deal with anyone from the public being able to enter the hospital at any time. It makes sense that they would take special precautions that are not necessary or appropriate elsewhere Sure, we already know the covid spread easily, but we also know for the majority of cases it either asymptomatic or only have mild symptoms. The damage caused by lockdown are way more than the covid. Lockdown create bigger problem then it solves.