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Reply to "MoCo isn’t moving forward, despite MD going to Phase 2"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you want businesses open now or schools open in the fall? Which one is more aligned with the long term social and economic health of our community? You can't have both. Opening businesses now will lead to higher community transmission in the fall, meaning schools will not be able to open or will rapidly close. Or, we could take advantage of the weather effect and drive community transmission down far enough that we can actually do testing and contact tracing to contain the inevitable increases in the fall. [/quote] Eh I don’t know about that. None of the states that have reopened businesses have seen cases and deaths increase. Some have had cases increase, but not deaths, and they’ve been open long enough that you’d see a death increase by this point.[/quote] I am talking about schools not being able to open in the fall, not immediate spikes in cases or deaths. The country could spend money to keep businesses solvent, if we had the political will. We can't spend money to replace in person instruction for the children who will be hurt the most by missing 1.5+ years. We will pay for it later, in subtler ways. [/quote] So you think that, after 2 months or so of no spikes, we’ll suddenly have them in the fall? [/quote]
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