nearly 900,000 deaths in US alone...conservative, slow and calculated approaches by people who have studied pandemics, public health, and medicine seems wiser than listening to those without learned backgrounds....that'll be like trusting your auto mechanic, or a retired soccer player to fix your arthritically damaged knee...
the everyman for himself, do nothing and let nature take its course approach obviously failed where ever those responses were tried...those advocating that this is just the flu, it'll go away when the weather heats up, hydroxychloroquin is the cure have been proven wrong...
yet they still tell the folks who are trying to find the right, measured, and informed solutions that would help keep the vast populations of people as safe as possible that they are wrong, conniving and greedy and possibly malicious...some may be, but I tend to support those trying to learn and to help versus those pushing back just because
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