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Tennessee

Blues Heron

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2. decisions would be dictated by the capacity of hospitals to deal with any surge

Reply to Tanuki (Original post)

Fri Jun 12, 2020, 07:45 AM

Jun 2020

"decisions would be dictated by the capacity of hospitals to deal with any surge, rather than the total number of cases and deaths."

Pukes are such cold hearted bastards. The number one goal here is to prevent cases and deaths. Not "it's ok we can deal, go to the mall people, we have a few more beds ready for you"

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New model predicts dramatic covid resurgence in Tennessee [View all] Tanuki Jun 2020 OP

In the states who are fiddling the numbers, it's a double whammy. Magoo48 Jun 2020 #1

decisions would be dictated by the capacity of hospitals to deal with any surge Blues Heron Jun 2020 #2

That struck me as well. I would have hoped that policy was dictated Tanuki Jun 2020 #4

Happy to see Covid coverage returning soothsayer Jun 2020 #3

Now if Kaintuck has a covid resurgence before November empedocles Jun 2020 #5

Unfortunately... Alacritous Crier Jun 2020 #6