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In the discussion thread: During the 1918 flu's second spike, Americans resisted measures that protected them [View all]

Response to Lars39 (Reply #4)

Wed Nov 25, 2020, 03:06 PM

LuvNewcastle (12,271 posts)

7. I think so, too.

Up until now, at least in most places, we've been able to keep the spread down to a manageable level, and the hospitals have been able to handle the number of patients they've had. All that is about to change. More patients means less time for each person, so more deaths. I wish people would listen to reason.

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14 replies	Author	Time	Post
During the 1918 flu's second spike, Americans resisted measures that protected them [View all]	iluvtennis	Nov 2020	OP
We could...	2naSalit	Nov 2020	#1
I think it's too late now.	LuvNewcastle	Nov 2020	#2
Remember China reports?	Lars39	Nov 2020	#4
I think so, too.	LuvNewcastle	Nov 2020	#7
Letting the stupid people die of stupid causes ...	mr_lebowski	Nov 2020	#3
LMAO	pbmus	Nov 2020	#6
But they are brutalizing our health care workers on their way out.	Hermit-The-Prog	Nov 2020	#13
Research shows the cities that used masks and social distancing in 1918 fared better than others	iluvtennis	Nov 2020	#5
stubbornness and refusal to change are unfortunately big human traits it seems	FirstLight	Nov 2020	#8
Oh so true.	Wellstone ruled	Nov 2020	#9
Hunker down if you can, mask if you have to go out, try not to burden essential workers.	Hermit-The-Prog	Nov 2020	#10
+ agree. nt	iluvtennis	Nov 2020	#12
Humans are half a chromosome away from chimpanzees	Azathoth	Nov 2020	#11
Our paternal grandfather died	Cha	Nov 2020	#14

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