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I've always supported lockdowns for short-term emergency response. I never anticipated that the justification for rule-by-order would quietly shift from "flatten the curve to avoid overwhelming hospitals" to "achieve <1 daily new cases per 100,000 people," CA's new benchmark.pic.twitter.com/aOKKyJZwSj
In San Francisco, the deaths from drug overdose this year dwarf those from COVID-19 four-to-one, on track for a 60% increase over last year. But tread carefully asking whether there might be a link to the disruption of life and livelihood en masse.https://twitter.com/hknightsf/status/1314705396418838529 …
Most important to me, personally, is remembering that this is not normal. It is not normal for a city official anywhere in the United States to unilaterally declare that allowing a friend or colleague into your home is a crime punishable by fine or imprisonment.pic.twitter.com/XuNi5gnoVF
To cap, I should reiterate that I still take COVID seriously. 10 months in, case fatality globally is still at around 0.5-5%, quite bad given that we've had time to build out test capacity. As with SARS, signs of longer-term damage in recovered patients. Avoid this if you can.
did you tweet this without a mask
but rich people could die from Covid
Sounds more like a mass genocide. Someone’s trying to clear out a neighborhood. Those drugs don’t reach the streets on their own. But I get your point.
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