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Not a single hospital was overwhelmed in the United States. Please provide a source for that and not just a source that says 'near capacity'. E.R.s constantly
by nickthemagicman 5y ago
Not a single hospital was overwhelmed in the United States.
Please provide a source for that and not just a source that says 'near capacity'.
E.R.s constantly operate 'near capacity'.
> Well, let's take more of their money
So use the government to fix the problems that the government created?
That makes as much sense as wanting to increase government regulations but defund police to enforce those new regulations.
- Dylan16807 5y agoAre you trying to assert that hospitals wouldn't have been overwhelmed if we didn't lock down at all? Even the people that wanted to go with the 'let everyone get sick for herd immunity' plan weren't going that far! > That makes as much sense as wanting to increase government regulations but defund police to enforce those new regulations. ...what's the contradiction? You don't enforce regulations with police. Using police for the wrong job is half of the problem that "defund the police" is trying to address.
- smelly101 5y agoIf it's so plain and clear, please post the evidence that lockdowns prevented hospitals from being overwhelmed. Meanwhile, in Texas all Covid restrictions were lifted in March... and no co-oresponding surge in infections were recorded, infections decrease to record lows actually..only 16% had received first dose of vaccine, TX was 48th in vaccination rates. Florida and other states had similar results when they lifted restrictions. From here the evidence appears to be in favor of lockdowns having no effect.