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And while your experience was poor the practice of turning away those with a fever is a sane best practice. It happened one time in am embarrassing manner, and
by hobs 5y ago
And while your experience was poor the practice of turning away those with a fever is a sane best practice.
It happened one time in am embarrassing manner, and that sucks, but when you put your grief next to the millions of people that died we can probably just continue to do this thing and deal with the embarrassing outcomes as they crop up.
- ameister14 5y ago>It happened one time in am embarrassing manner, and that sucks, but when you put your grief next to the millions of people that died we can probably just continue to do this thing and deal with the embarrassing outcomes as they crop up. That's only valid if the millions of people that died would not have died had people been turned away with fevers. From my understanding that is not the case.
- elliekelly 5y agoYes, for you the embarrassing outcome is a one-off. But for me (and others) it was a distinct possibility every single time I left the house. Do you see the difference?
- hobs 5y agoThere's no difference except in my miscommunication - I used the term once because you described it as a single event, I did not mean to imply that it could not happen again or wasnt happening often and inopportunely, but instead to comment on the contrast between a measured event that sucks and millions of measured events that suck way more.