[usconservative]

Agree. Whether it's actually finally showing up in big numbers in areas like Chicago or it's already there and testing is finally catching-up to how widespread it is, caution is in order.

I have a screen grab of Dr. Birx during the daily press conference saying urban areas are the hot spots and I live about 30 miles away from Chicago.

I think that's right due to density of population in big cities so what do the new guidelines mean for areas that have low to no infection rates?

What works in a big city like Chicago (lock it down) isn't going to work in rural Montana, for example and frankly - nor should it. Less densely populated areas should able to conduct their daily business as normal and simply monitored for new outbreaks if any. That makes sense to me.

[blackberry1]

Huge diff between testing positive and actually being sick enough to go to the hospital.

The jingo media won’t tell you that........

[Sir Bangaz Cracka]

“I think that’s right due to density of population in big cities so what do the new guidelines mean for areas that have low to no infection rates?

What works in a big city like Chicago (lock it down) isn’t going to work in rural Montana, for example and frankly - nor should it. Less densely populated areas should able to conduct their daily business as normal and simply monitored for new outbreaks if any. That makes sense to me.”

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It’s not fair. If big city folks have to be miserable. Then everybody must be miserable. That’s the only criteria that makes sense. See how easy, Komrade, that was to swat down.

[mumblypeg]

Sure enough, we’re now hearing about “millions” of face masks suddenly turning up in California, after Atty Genl. Barr threatened to go after hoarders.

Last week, I cancelled my regular 6 mos checkup, figuring a clinic among sick people is not where I wanted to be.

I then got a callback from a clinic nurse, just checking to make sure I’m ok & assuring me regular checkups & prescription renews can be done by phone.

That’s the way we do it in Tinytown.

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What works in a big city like Chicago (lock it down) isn't going to work in rural Montana, for example and frankly - nor should it. Less densely populated areas should able to conduct their daily business as normal and simply monitored for new outbreaks if any. That makes sense to me.

The Montana Governor just issued 'Stay at home' orders for Montana.