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Call me first , I'll unlock the gates on the way outCan we have a Shermans march to the sea and burn down NYC?
There is also the fact that as virulent pathogens go around and kill their hosts they burn out quickly. It's the milder strain that dominates as it has the best chance of surviving. A prolonged lockdown enables the more virulent and deadly strain to survive.Well seeing the TDS outbreak I now agree this thread should be rated as plagued. Jfc how did so many kiwis go full lolcow?
Reminder: PANDEMICS kill people. That is inevitable. There is a percentage of the population that WILL die and it is unavoidable. And do take into account that one of my loved ones was recently one such case and I assure you not a day goes by when I don't ask myself if I could've saved them if only I had woken up earlier. I have more dead loved ones that that, but that one still hurts a lot. So don't fucking come and call me heartless or talk about life>money because I FUCKING KNOW BUT I ALSO STUDIED THIS SHIT AND KNOW YOU'RE BEING A DUMBFUCK.
Not. Everyone. Can. Be. Saved. From the ones that get worse too fast to the ones that do it slowly but don't respond to any treatment people fucking die and there's nothing anyone can do about it. Lockdowns are there to protect the healthcare system and ensure it's correct functioning and supply. They ensure the most people can be saved. But once the healthcare system and its supply have been ensured, they become pointless. They only hurt. Because the second they are lifted you WILL get a spike and there ain't nothing no one can do to fix it. You can't just keep everyone trapped for months. Because then the famine will kill more people than the pandemic ever could.
It's fucked up. It's scary. No one wants to admit people have to die. But that's the truth. Pandemics kill people. Famines kill more. It's a balancing act of how many you can save. And lockdowns need to start falling progressively. Specially on rural and suburban areas. They've done their part. Time for us to do ours.
And talking about lifted lockdowns. Here in spain people are going to work. I thought about showing you the number of petty questions and complaints we got today but I remembered that would be power leveling. People are on edge in the hospital. Everyone knows the spike is coming but no one wants to say it out loud. We'll have to see how many get infected it's too soon to tell but it's still already on that point where we don't know how hard it's habbening but it's habbening. Good thing is since most complaints and questions took two seconds to pass I got extra time to get up to date. Pity TDS was all I saw. Hospital is ready, I think, but we still don't like what's coming. And honestly we still don't have enough ventilators because madrid keeps hogging them. I hope whoever pacted with cuomo realizes that's exactly what will happen to them. NYC is never giving those supplies back, you've been left to die, hope selling your soul to the slaver was worh it.
If it mutates to be more lethal it will be a single new outbreak not just magically turn all preexisting cases into lethal mode, and indeed people infected with the less lethal strain have a high chance of being immune against the lethal strain too.
If this was more lethal it would be contained extremely easily, just like what happened with SARS. If anything it's lack of severity is what makes it so scary.
*edit to avoid double posting