Serious question for those of you that are in the “we need to expand testing” camp.
Do you expect testing to be compulsory?
Because I have no plans to get tested for #coronavirus, and in a nation of 330 million people, it’s safe to assume I’m not the only one.
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And if your answer is “no it should not be compulsory”, then why are you waiting for testing capabilities to become large-scale?
If your answer is “yes, it will be mandatory” have you thought through what the consequences will be for those that refuse testing?
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People who actually have a job need to best tested before returning to work.
YouTube and Twitter personalities need not get tested.
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Maybe in NYC. But in the rest of the country, washing hands & social distancing. Everything else is just politics. We're still working.
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I’d like to get tested just to confirm I have the antibodies, but it’s not something that should be mandatory. We need to PROTECT the vulnerable but REOPEN AMERICA for the rest of us!
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Key is to be able to get tested if needed, currently many folks who fear they may have the virus cannot get tested. Yes even today, has been saying anyone that wants a test can get a test, it’s a lie.
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Looks like the consent form is nowhere to be found. There was one for SARS cdc.gov/sars/lab/rtpcr Another step towards mandatory vaccines .
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What is testing going to do? Nothing, other than make testing companies rich. Further, more than 70% of tests are unreliable.
This precious time should be used to find effective therapeutics and quickly find a vaccine.
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I’ll take it a step further to saying I have “no plans” to #IDoNotConsent because #ForcedConsent isn’t #consent at all
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