âThe idea that we would have herd immunity as an objective, in some sense, it goes against controlling the disease because if you were to say, âWe need to have a herd immunity of 70% and we should let the virus spread until we get to 70%,â weâve seen what happens,â he said. âHospitals get overwhelmed. A lot of people die.â
Even if people donât die from the disease, there are still long-term problems, Ryan said. âAnyone who looks at patients who are severe with Covid realizes this is a very severe, multiorgan disease that stresses many systems in the body, the cardiovascular system, the neurologic system. And we have to assume in milder cases a similar process is happening at a milder level.â
Young people with Covid-19 have left hospitals healthy, only to experience problems 10 or 15 weeks later, he said.
âThey canât run. They canât exercise, they are out of breath, having coughing fits,â he said. âWho wants or needs that?â
Or sneezed. Or coughed. Or shouted. All increase the risk of spreading the virus. Gohmert should have told his staff right away. And he sure as hell shouldnât have created a work environment that eschewed masks.
I have no idea who all the people Gohmert came into contact with or the circumstances during the time from when he was infected to when he started quarantining.
We also donât know the people or circumstances of the encounters he may have had with people in his office. The same office where he created a work environment that discouraged mask usage. Seems pretty callous if you ask me. Politics over safety I guess. Itâs one thing to make the decision for yourself, itâs another to pressure others to be unsafe.
What the â â â â is wrong with people. No one is going to get infected because they wore a mask but you sure as â â â â can get infected by not wearing one.
I know every country has its own share of â â â â wombles who refuse to wea a mask but America takes this to a whole new level of stupidity.