Coronavirus Coronavirus: In-Iowa General Discussion (Not Limited)
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In the mean time, our hospitals will just be laying off people left and right because business is down so much
I have a relative being furloughed from a hospital in Iowa for 6 weeks.
Similar story in KC, where Children's Mercy is losing $1M per day.
https://www.kmbc.com/article/childr...dreds-of-workers-because-of-pandemic/32259131
If you are truly interested in what is happening then I suggest this article as the best I've found.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/.../is-the-new-coronavirus-created-in-a-lab.aspx
It explains why most show no symptoms while others get really sick. It's really the interaction of SARS-cov-2 with other retroviruses.
And this was a man-made virus...Controversial certainly but this is the hard to ignore truth. And consistent with the first paper from India.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/.../is-the-new-coronavirus-created-in-a-lab.aspx
It explains why most show no symptoms while others get really sick. It's really the interaction of SARS-cov-2 with other retroviruses.
And this was a man-made virus...Controversial certainly but this is the hard to ignore truth. And consistent with the first paper from India.
Total ******* BS. Citing an anti-vac nutcake?
Of course, the great thing about BS conspiracies is that the "truth" and proof is always kept "secret" by someone so it can never be disproved even when complete nonsense. LOL
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Good God. A quack's website citing an anti-vaxxer is the truth while the many reasonable explanations as to why it was clearly not manmade that have been published are not?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.livescience.com/amp/coronavirus-not-human-made-in-lab.html
My wife is returning to work full time today after 3 weeks off at 1/2 time. Medical records field.
Actually, we do. That's why we elect people to represent us in these decision making meetings. We decided who the Governor is that then decides whether businesses should open. If you don't like those choices, then rather than stand around polishing your gun on the sidewalk, get out and vote. Heck, maybe even run for office. That's how we make change in this country. Not with guns and intimidation.
Governors do not get to decide what the law is, particularly in matters pertaining to our basic rights.
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The right to assemble is the main one. No one ever thought to list "the right to leave your home" or the "right to keep your business open", but those are certainly implied.
That's a horrible way to govern. However, it will be sorted out in court, and properly so. The legal basis for this flows from the Patriot Act and Department of Homeland Security (imagine that, they used it as a way to try to suspend our rights here).
- People struggle because there is no perfect solution. No country/region has discovered the magic solution.
- No two countries are the same. No two states are the same. Regions of states are different. Different parts of the city will even be different.
- A lot of unknowns. I lot of things the experts have said over the last two months have not been correct. We are learning as we go. It's a lot easier to look back and say "Well we should have done this".
- Everyone is to blame in one way or another for all the problems we're facing. Unhealthy Americans, off shoring work, international travel, cheap consumer goods, funding, trusting China, etc. Some of these issues go back 50+ years.
Again, there are mechanisms to repeal that Patriot Act. We as a country voted in representatives that felt it necessary to protect the society as a whole. If you feel that it goes too far, elect a representative that follows those same views.
You can assemble (just not in large groups in person).
You can leave your home - as long as it is in a safe manner
You can keep your business open - as long as it is safe for employees and customers
None of that has changed - just what is safe is different right now
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