Anonymous wrote:I was at Wild wood in Bethesda yesterday and three friends (in the 60s-70s) were eating lunch outside together. Idiots.
Anonymous wrote:Amazing how many people want the protest stopped on the grounds that people will die, but will not take any steps to end the police brutality killing black people and thus, causing the protests.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are all in this together, some more then others.
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Anonymous wrote:https://www.5newsonline.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/northwest-arkansas-continues-to-see-spike-in-covid-19-cases/527-062927f7-b14c-46cd-8542-2c6058866b08
https://www.ky3.com/content/news/State-of-Arkansas-reports-big-daily-spike-in-COVID-19-cases-testing-increases-too-570665151.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Read this article about why cases are spiking in Sacramento, an area that has done a good job of keeping the virus under control. Large gatherings inside homes are an issue, especially when older, more vulnerable, people are spending hours with younger (maybe asymptomatic) people.
https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article243376046.html
“We have found as businesses begin to open up, for some people there was a sense that things are OK now, and they began having gatherings in the home and birthday parties,” Kasirye said. “That is most of the exposure. They are multi-generational. They have people with higher risk.
“You have people together for an extended period of time” not observing six-foot social distancing, and often not wearing face coverings,” she said.
The increase in Sacramento, officials said, is attributed to a small cluster of activities, including two large birthday parties held in private homes, one funeral and a church gathering. Church gatherings, with reduced attendance, are now allowed. But parties inside houses are not yet permitted under state and local stay-at-home orders.
But can’t the same be said of large protests?
Anonymous wrote:Wake up people - the rest of the country has opened up and is going about their lives. Only in this area are people still buying into the stay at home orders and shaming people who don't (except for the protesters).
Anonymous wrote:Read this article about why cases are spiking in Sacramento, an area that has done a good job of keeping the virus under control. Large gatherings inside homes are an issue, especially when older, more vulnerable, people are spending hours with younger (maybe asymptomatic) people.
https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article243376046.html
“We have found as businesses begin to open up, for some people there was a sense that things are OK now, and they began having gatherings in the home and birthday parties,” Kasirye said. “That is most of the exposure. They are multi-generational. They have people with higher risk.
“You have people together for an extended period of time” not observing six-foot social distancing, and often not wearing face coverings,” she said.
The increase in Sacramento, officials said, is attributed to a small cluster of activities, including two large birthday parties held in private homes, one funeral and a church gathering. Church gatherings, with reduced attendance, are now allowed. But parties inside houses are not yet permitted under state and local stay-at-home orders.
Anonymous wrote:If I can gather in a protest with 100 people, I can attend a dinner party of 30. Either you aren't ok with all large groups of people or you are.
“We have found as businesses begin to open up, for some people there was a sense that things are OK now, and they began having gatherings in the home and birthday parties,” Kasirye said. “That is most of the exposure. They are multi-generational. They have people with higher risk.
“You have people together for an extended period of time” not observing six-foot social distancing, and often not wearing face coverings,” she said.
The increase in Sacramento, officials said, is attributed to a small cluster of activities, including two large birthday parties held in private homes, one funeral and a church gathering. Church gatherings, with reduced attendance, are now allowed. But parties inside houses are not yet permitted under state and local stay-at-home orders.