Posted by 4240 Turbo on August 08, 2020 at 20:33:57 from (98.127.0.7):
In Reply to: I ain't real smart posted by Grandpa love on August 08, 2020 at 04:34:54:
and the spanish flu epidemic, from 100 years ago, was huge. THE REASON BELIEVED FOR THE WIDESPREAD INFECTION, anyone know? because the local authorities mandated putting sick people in the quarantine together, all in the same establishment, and eventually too many sick people were all in the same place and too close together, and the ones that were recovering just got reinfected and couldn't leave and the sick stayed sick longer. Health care officials and historians alike all agree that that epidemic would have been over sooner and less epic and cost way less lives if people just went about their life in their own way and those that died would have had limited exposure and a better chance of healing instead of continuous exposure to infection. Another historically accurate example that develops into our government negligence. " That wasn't the right way to handle that now was it? Well, next time we will try a new idea and forcefully impose it on our tax burdened citizens in order try a new experimental un developed mandate"
Finally resulting in our government's credibility to be forced further into the mouth of decadence.
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