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When the federal, state and local governments asked Americans to socially distance and take other measures to "flatten the curve" in order to not overwhelm our medical supply chain and infrastructure, Americans largely rose to the challenge.
We were presented a reasonable short-term goal, with time to prepare, and we embraced it to "socially distance," pause and save lives. But governments at all levels have taken it too far with prolonged, widespread shutdowns that are putting the very fabric of our nation at risk.
At a macro level, over 33 million Americans have filed for unemployment over the past seven weeks. We've lost more jobs in just that time than we created in the recovery from the Great Recession that began in 2010!
But beyond "just" the jobs and economic impact, social scientists and public health experts have failed to consider second- and third-order impacts of 30 to 50 million Americans losing their jobs.
Taking people's livelihood and isolating them does more than negatively impact their bottom line. It impacts their physical, mental and emotional well-being. Read more:https://www.newsweek.com/let-america-open-opinion-1503781 …
Yes we did! However enough is enough and we've had enough!
The reason we are not, in most cases, ready to reopen is the shortage of testing and PPE for those who administer the tests, and the capacity to trace and isolate. That is because of the months wasted by Trump, and Congress' abdication of responsibility.
You would literally have to test every person every day in the nation to do this and that can't be done. It was never about STOPPING it. Just slowing it enough to NOT overwhelm the hospitals. We've done that. Now it's time to take the next step and let it slow burn thru society.
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