Virginia to open up in limited capacity next Friday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cannot wait to get my eyebrows done. And go back to the mall!!

The sacrifices you have made. It's unprecedented.

What would you do if your constitution were ever really tested?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very confused as to why anyone is considering any of these openings when the Trump Admin is predicting 3k deaths a day which will bring us back to where we were in mid-March very quickly.

They predicted 2.2 million deaths in the beginning. People aren’t buying their BS models anymore.

There are at least 67k+ deaths now in the US over the last 3 months.

If we didn’t stay in place how many deaths do you think there would have been this year?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What happens if the number of cases/deaths go back up? Back to SIP?

Yes. If/When a second wave hits, then there will be a second sheltering in place. Or a third wave.

There wont be. Sorry Jan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens if the number of cases/deaths go back up? Back to SIP?

Yes. If/When a second wave hits, then there will be a second sheltering in place. Or a third wave.

Doom and gloom people. The end of the world is nigh!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reopenings haven't gone well in other states. Increases in cases and deaths, reclosures after places are overrun.

Temper your expectations.

Cite?

Omg. Shut it with the cite nonsense. No one knows and you’re being a pill.

I haven’t heard of GA nor FL seeing any significant spikes. And if so, it just means they’re testing more people. So it doesn’t even mean anything. You can be asymptomatic and still be positive and not even know it.

This is why it’s best to just open up and let people keep doing the social distancing thing like they’re doing now and keep it moving. We’re able to go to grocery stores here in the same manner, so there’s no difference at all. Just keep doing what you’re doing now when you go out.

[Anonymous]

I thought the region was supposed to coordinate on these things?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens if the number of cases/deaths go back up? Back to SIP?

Yes. If/When a second wave hits, then there will be a second sheltering in place. Or a third wave.

No there won't be another sheltering in place. People won't tolerate it anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very confused as to why anyone is considering any of these openings when the Trump Admin is predicting 3k deaths a day which will bring us back to where we were in mid-March very quickly.

They predicted 2.2 million deaths in the beginning. People aren’t buying their BS models anymore.

There are at least 67k+ deaths now in the US over the last 3 months.

If we didn’t stay in place how many deaths do you think there would have been this year?

And that count isn’t even accurate. They’re adding people who haven’t even tested positive for COVID to that count. CDC revised the numbers to 36k deaths from COVID.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reopenings haven't gone well in other states. Increases in cases and deaths, reclosures after places are overrun.

Temper your expectations.

Cite?

Omg. Shut it with the cite nonsense. No one knows and you’re being a pill.

I haven’t heard of GA nor FL seeing any significant spikes. And if so, it just means they’re testing more people. So it doesn’t even mean anything. You can be asymptomatic and still be positive and not even know it.

This is why it’s best to just open up and let people keep doing the social distancing thing like they’re doing now and keep it moving. We’re able to go to grocery stores here in the same manner, so there’s no difference at all. Just keep doing what you’re doing now when you go out.

Georgia is going up. Texas is going up.

They aren't social distancing anymore. They don't understand public health. Neither do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens if the number of cases/deaths go back up? Back to SIP?

No, just accept it and move on.

Yep. Just like mass shootings.

Good point!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reopenings haven't gone well in other states. Increases in cases and deaths, reclosures after places are overrun.

Temper your expectations.

Cite?

Omg. Shut it with the cite nonsense. No one knows and you’re being a pill.

I haven’t heard of GA nor FL seeing any significant spikes. And if so, it just means they’re testing more people. So it doesn’t even mean anything. You can be asymptomatic and still be positive and not even know it.

This is why it’s best to just open up and let people keep doing the social distancing thing like they’re doing now and keep it moving. We’re able to go to grocery stores here in the same manner, so there’s no difference at all. Just keep doing what you’re doing now when you go out.

Georgia is going up. Texas is going up.

They aren't social distancing anymore. They don't understand public health. Neither do you.

No one ever said they wouldnt go up. What they said is that they're not worried about overloading hospitals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot wait to get my eyebrows done. And go back to the mall!!

The sacrifices you have made. It's unprecedented.

What would you do if your constitution were ever really tested?

FFS. There are threads full of people wanting to get pedicures, go to the gym, go camping, or any number of other things. Yes I do want to do those things, you should try doing something enjoyable and maybe you wouldn’t be in such a sour mood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What happens if the number of cases/deaths go back up? Back to SIP?

Yes. If/When a second wave hits, then there will be a second sheltering in place. Or a third wave.

There wont be. Sorry Jan.

You don’t think there will be a second wave? You don’t think the number of cases/deaths will start increasing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reopenings haven't gone well in other states. Increases in cases and deaths, reclosures after places are overrun.

Temper your expectations.

Cite?

Omg. Shut it with the cite nonsense. No one knows and you’re being a pill.

I haven’t heard of GA nor FL seeing any significant spikes. And if so, it just means they’re testing more people. So it doesn’t even mean anything. You can be asymptomatic and still be positive and not even know it.

This is why it’s best to just open up and let people keep doing the social distancing thing like they’re doing now and keep it moving. We’re able to go to grocery stores here in the same manner, so there’s no difference at all. Just keep doing what you’re doing now when you go out.

Georgia is going up. Texas is going up.

They aren't social distancing anymore. They don't understand public health. Neither do you.

No one ever said they wouldnt go up. What they said is that they're not worried about overloading hospitals.

Then you like the look of the new 3000/day prediction? You want to aim for that by reopening?

Wow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reopenings haven't gone well in other states. Increases in cases and deaths, reclosures after places are overrun.

Temper your expectations.

Cite?

Omg. Shut it with the cite nonsense. No one knows and you’re being a pill.

I haven’t heard of GA nor FL seeing any significant spikes. And if so, it just means they’re testing more people. So it doesn’t even mean anything. You can be asymptomatic and still be positive and not even know it.

This is why it’s best to just open up and let people keep doing the social distancing thing like they’re doing now and keep it moving. We’re able to go to grocery stores here in the same manner, so there’s no difference at all. Just keep doing what you’re doing now when you go out.

Georgia is going up. Texas is going up.

They aren't social distancing anymore. They don't understand public health. Neither do you.

No one ever said they wouldnt go up. What they said is that they're not worried about overloading hospitals.

This.

Cases in VA are going way up. Deaths are constant. Why? More testing.

If I test positive, but I don’t get sick, no need for me to go to the hospital. That’s the entire goal.