(04-14-2020 07:28 AM)Huckin Fuskie Wrote:  Too bad you don't believe what you're spewing.

How about we let you and your ilk go back to school, church, restaurants, work, etc. However, you agree that because you took the risk, if you then get sick, you are NOT allowed to use our crowded medical facilities, use our limited medicines, get on a ventilator and endanger our health care workers? If you get COVID-19, you stay home and treat yourself.

Not only are you taking a chance on getting the virus, you're increasing the risk of infecting others while you're asymptomatic.

What exactly is "getting on with our lives?" Do you wear a seatbelt? Do you cook your chicken and pork before you eat it? Do you look both ways before you cross the street? How is trying to stay safe during a viral pandemic not "living our lives?"

"Some risk?" We have 96% of the country staying at home and still have 25,000 people dead. This is NOT the flu

According to CDC estimates, the 2081-19 flu season saw 35 million Americans (who all worked, prayed and partied together) get the flu and 35,000 die.

So far, about 500,000 people have been reported with COVID-19 and 25,000 have died. Can you imagine the number if we had just "lived our lives?"

What is wrong with you?

And by the way, the people you are most likely to encourage to go back to work and school are conservative Whites, who will die in larger number than minorities, who will then become a larger percentage of the population.

Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose of trying to make America "great" again?

(04-13-2020 04:33 PM)MaddDawgz02 Wrote:  At some point we just have to accept the fact, yes there is a virus, there is some risk, but we must live our lives. It may take the decision makers awhile to come to this realization but we have to live our lives. This way of life will kill tens of thousands more than a virus. I