Paulsie
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I think most will agree that there are perhaps thousands more cases out there undetected as we speak. Some mild cases regarded as just the sniffles, some completely asymptomatic, some still incubating, some perhaps protected by HIV medications etc. The question going forward is - when the mumber of cases co to he's to go up (and they will), is the government going to react to the total number of cases or should they perhaps rather look at the number of severe cases only in order to make a decision regarding extensions, distancing etc? My argument being that there is going to be an increase in cases whether we like it or not, but if the majority of the population is handling it well, should they not take that into consideration??
Lastly, I think the government is between the rock and a hard place. If they extend (to protect the vulnerable), they will severely harm the economy (primarily smme's). If they relax and the mumbets go up, they will be seen as prioritizing business (white), over the poor.
Lastly, I think the government is between the rock and a hard place. If they extend (to protect the vulnerable), they will severely harm the economy (primarily smme's). If they relax and the mumbets go up, they will be seen as prioritizing business (white), over the poor.