Yep. Deja vu
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I want you to be right.
You want the homeless population decimated?
I took you at your word, that you knew something I wasnât considering, regarding moist evening air, having such a positive impact that makes what I suggested as a reasonable possibility, no longer probable.
Why you say Westaussie: âI can think of a couple of Aussie expressions that pointedly speaks to D Trumpâs incompetence.â
I saw for your country as of February 15,2020, more than 46 million acres (72,000 square miles) of land were burned in thousands of fires since June 2019. And at least 80% of the Blue Mountain World Heritage area and 53% of the Gondwana world heritage rain forestâs in Queensland were burned. I also saw a report that fires killed at least 29 people and some 2,500 homes were destroyed. Add to that a billion animals perished.
What little good we do hear about the blazes comes with the apparent high spirit and resolve of many Aussies. It brings tears to one eyes watching video of rescue successes to save precious wildlife. And even while thousands of peopleâs lives are being disrupted, there are still flocks of ordinary citizens volunteering to create a firefighting force, often forgoing weeks of work at their regular jobs to fight the blazes.
While I am sure there are many who believe your governmentâs response hasnât always been inspiring, they still make due the best they can. Now that the World is enduring together through this pandemic, we on this forum all have the opportunity to rise above the fray.
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How does that make it not probable? What do you think continual exposure to those conditions does to their respiratory systems?
Alright then, what you said was not impactful and my fear of what may happen, stands.
Actually what this crisis ACTUALLY shows is that we donât have enough supplies worldwide to handle a pandemic.
Itâs not that China was hoarding masks and supplies from us out of malice.
They needed them to fight the pandemic in their own country.
The world isnât equipped to handle a pandemic where all countries are hit at or about the same time.
This same thing would have happened had the supplies been here or there. There would have been shortages.
You donât have to test everyone. Just everyone with symptoms. Then those people who test positive are quarantined.
Pretty straightforward.
âŚcept all of those you infected prior to showing symptoms.
Itâs being reported that Rand Paul tested positive.
then you go back to those people, to the extent possible, and isolate them and test them if they become symptomatic.
The is all manageable and possible when the numbers are low. But back then we were guffawing about how silly this all was and promising people 15 was going to zero and ignoring intelligence briefings.
And heâs asyptomitc which makes it really scary. How many people did he infect?
My point was, it isnât as âpretty straight forwardâ as you said.
BAMâŚnow youâre seeing it as I am.
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There wouldnât have been shortages in the US.
The Wendyâs chili model?
Is Korea testing everyone with symptoms in cities of millions?
Are those with symptoms in LA and NYC being quarantined with out without a test?
swoooooooooshâŚthat went over my head. 
