Survival rate is one thing. When health care is overloaded and cannot support additional cases due to lack of beds, equipment, etc, the decisions that were made in Europe to provide care for only a specific population and let others take their course (perish) is what this is about currently.
Some of us get this and we are not sheep. Those opposed to this think otherwise. It must be fake if the entire world is reacting to this. Be thankful that you don't live in BC where they are stopping people moving from one county to another. It would just give you something else to whine about.
HBC there are people in between as well ... very well educated, and aware of what is going on, and the risk/consequence associated with ICU's being over-filled, and having to pick and choose who dies ... and we not only understand that, but we believe in that risk ... as it happened in Italy. But we also apply reason ... if I am going river fishing, to a spot that is 15 minutes away from my house, with perhaps only my children ... how in the world am I contributing to the problem? How in the world am I increasing risk on the health system?
The drive is less than I need to make to go get groceries. The people I am in contact with are from inside my own home.
As Tom states above, whatever you do, "do so responsively."
Staying locked up in your home is not a good solution to everything ... and my argument is ... it is KILLING our mental health ... something I think the entire system is currently taking for granted (I have family members that have developed anxiety and are now going on anti-depressants because they are not able to see their family and stuck in homes ... this is a real issue).
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Well, I've never been compared to a wife, lol.
