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"Wild conspiracy theory"? Uh, what? It's exactly what happened where I live. At least half of our hospitalizations at peak were from neighboring areas that had
by devin 5y ago
"Wild conspiracy theory"? Uh, what? It's exactly what happened where I live. At least half of our hospitalizations at peak were from neighboring areas that had no more capacity due to low or non-existent restrictions.
- spankyspangler 5y agoYes, it sounded like a wild conspiracy theory. If it happened where you live then you'll be able to easily show some evidence that there was a strategy by residents of those towns to infect cities out of a hatred of their residents. I'll wait.
- nradov 5y agoYou are assuming causality there. That remains unproven. It could have been due to other factors, or random chance.