"We had clinical evidence,,of APPROXIMATE oercentages of asymptomatics among close contact groups,,
NOT used"


 Except it is used, and I showed you that in 4 separate sources.  Hundreds of pages of information that use those close contact environments like the cruise ships.

 But ignore that so you can keep saying that approximate percentages are not used through plausible deniability.

 If you are using cr@p sources that's on you, but don't expect everyone else to do the same.

"What good is being alive if ya cant Live your life?"

 You wont be alive if people are allowed to infect others without attempts to stop it.

 That doesn't mean that the Stay at home orders are ideal solutions.  But it also doesn't mean we should just let a virus annihilate nursing homes, meat factories, medical centers.  


"If YOure SKEERT,,
STAY yer Bitchass Home"

 The problem I have with this is that if a person had Tuberculosis and wants to get on a bus it would be expected that everyone else get off the bus so the TB person can ride.

That doesn't mean that the Stay at home orders are ideal solutions.  But it also doesn't mean we should just let a virus annihilate nursing homes, meat factories, medical centers.  


Load of carp on laod of crap..

Cuomo SHIPPED sick into nursing homes,, while they begged him not to,, HE should go to jail,,

How funny is it that meat plants are so swamped with it,,but Wal Mart ISNT!!//?? How the FUKK about that?

And did you SEE the percentage of meat plant workers who wer asymptomatic!!?? It was Phenominal!!

You wanna offer that in a less than an hours reading offering? Im not gonna read twenty pages,, SHOW me what youre talkin about,, copy and paste,, Im not readin a book to find a sentence

I’ve been maybe 2/3’s of the nation’s largest beef plants. Every time I see news about one on TV, I’ve been there. Air pressure inside the processing areas of a food plant are purposely kept higher than outside. It’s called positive pressure, it’s like working inside a balloon. The idea is to make it very hard for airborne pathogens to slip inside an open window, under doors etc...  workers stand next to each other doing manual labor for hours at a time. All those conditions lead to a riskier environment.

However, there’s another risk which may turn out to be far more important. Most production workers at major beef plants are immigrants who live in communities and cultures not the same as what you may call historical Americans. They happily live clustered together in large groups. Large food plants are often in the middle of nowhere which means workers generally carpool long distances every day. All of these factors add up to beef plants being miniature New York City type environments. I believe when this is all over that’s ultimately what the conclusion is going to be as to why beef plants had high infection rates.

"and,, asymptomatics are well represented,, so, why shut down?"

 
 You know that asymptomatics are the biggest problem right?
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 If one is asymptomatic they are potentially contagious, but show no symptoms.  So they spread the disease, with nobody's knowledge.

 You are acting like asymptomatic means immune, and that is not true in any capacity.  Many asymptomatic start to show symptoms and get sick.  We would be far better off if the virus showed symptoms prior to contagion potential.

Eegore wrote on 05/18/20 at 20:11:45:

... if a person had Tuberculosis and wants to get on a bus it would be expected that everyone else get off the bus so the TB person can ride.  

Sure, expect the Villagers to get out the pitchforks and scythes.
If that person really has Tuberculosis.
What if, the government just, ‘SAYS” they have Tuberculosis ????
That is a HUGE part of the ‘coverup’, which is now unraveling.

But open borders somehow stops TB?
Open borders are responsible for the resurgence of tb