Of course hospitals are incapable of keeping you safe from an airbourne respiratory virus. Nothing can, short of a respirator. The follow-up question is - if w

Of course hospitals are incapable of keeping you safe from an airbourne respiratory virus. Nothing can, short of a respirator. The follow-up question is - if we can't stop infection in hospital buildings, where the most vulnerable are literally cooped up together for days and weeks at a time, what's the point of the rest of the restrictions? If you follow the logic used to set guidance and law where I live (ie, closures of various categories of business at various times, and ongoing), then logically we should also have shut down the hospitals...