When are restrictions prudent? Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when...

Kevyn

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

vernon

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

c***d got this way because the politicians got into the medical field. Politicians don't have any qualifications to making medical decisions, hell they can't do anything right.

Hug

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

It is being proving that F***i and company are s**mming the world.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

Your mandates don't work for s**t...

Think about that...

American Vet

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

Based on a false premise - no surprise there. "False" applies to most of your posts.

the Army Corps of Engineers mobilized in the U.S., hiring private contractors to build emergency field hospitals around the country. The endeavor cost more than $660 million, according to an NPR analysis of federal spending records. But nearly four months into the p******c, most of these facilities haven't treated a single patient.[/b]
https://www.npr.org/2020/05/07/851712311/u-s-field-hospitals-stand-down-most-without-treating-any-c****-**-patients

https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/cuomo-says-ny-hospitals-were-never-overwhelmed-at-c****-**-peak/

Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

Be sure you obey ALL mandates........Goober.

microphor Loc: Home is TN

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

I remember New York screaming that, so trump sent them a medical ship plus that big outdoor hospital compound that they built. Neither everr got used. I believe both are still available at States request, that's if Biden allows it to happen

microphor Loc: Home is TN

American Vet wrote:

Based on a false premise - no surprise there. &quo... (show quote)

Mogon

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

Hopefully you are v******ted!!
You’ll be dead in 2-3 years as will all v******ted people.

Wonttakeitanymore

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

More bulls**t! Look at Florida zombie!

Wonttakeitanymore

vernon wrote:

c***d got this way because the politicians got into the medical field. Politicians don't have any qualifications to making medical decisions, hell they can't do anything right.

Drug companies already made 10 trillion in profits for a devised v***s! Confiscate and replenish the national debt and give common folks the return!

pegw

We had an arena here turned into a feild hospital. It was used for a little bit. They took all the equipment and stored it for the next big wave. I don't know if we are going to have a big wave but I am glad that they sre preparing for a possible disaster.
The next wave will probably happen before Feb. We will see what happens. We do have about 60% of us v******ted. This will definately help, but with 60 million people unvaxed, who knows?

elledee

Canuckus Deploracus wrote:

Your mandates don't work for s**t...

Think about that...

Oh yeah!!! That's telling it like it is.

microphor Loc: Home is TN

Kevyn wrote:

Many people are adamantly against any public health mandates to control the spread of C***d. For those of you in this camp do you feel differently when hospitals in a region exceed capacity to care for C***d patients. Keep in mind that this also prevents people with other conditions such as heart attacks, stroke and traumatic injuries from receiving care.

No don't feel any different.