April 16, 2020 - Unconstitutional Governors

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Knowing that they
cannot fully stop the Coronavirus, this lockdown was initially sold
to us to “flatten the curve” and “slow the spread”. This is
to ensure that we don’t have too many severe cases at once and
overload the medical system.



The goal was to achieve herd
immunity with the minimum number of deaths.



Well,
hospitals are only 25% capacity now, far from being strained. And on
top of that, the lockdown was based on a model that predicted 2
million deaths.



They’re only predicting 60,000 deaths
now.



So that means we can loosen the restrictions,
right?



So why are the governors of Michigan, New Jersey,
and New York tightening restrictions at this point? We have an
economy that is tanking right now with 22 million people unemployed;
it would be in our best interest to reach herd immunity faster,
right? I mean, the medical system can handle it now, right?



Nope.
So what is going on?



I don’t know but I feel it’s
nothing good.





Articles in the chapter:



N.J.
hospitals were expected to hit peak capacity last weekend. It didn’t
happen:
https://www.nj.com/coronavirus..../2020/04/nj-hospital



New
York City hospitals cancel temporary workers as coronavirus cases
stabilize:
https://www.reuters.com/articl....e/us-health-coronavi



Detroit
Medical Center furloughs nearly 500 team members amid COVID-19
crisis:
https://www.fox2detroit.com/ne....ws/detroit-medical-c



The
only way this ends: herd immunity:
https://www.bostonglobe.com/20....20/04/10/opinion/its