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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
I've counted 50 counties in Missouri just at a brief glance w/ 1 or 0 cases of it.
And you want to cite the Lake of the Ozarks, one of the highest travel areas in the region, among that lot?
I think Camden is probably approaching a spot where they need to consider taking steps to mitigate spread. I also anticipate they will do exactly that (we have already rec'd notice from their courthouse of anticipated changes; got that a few days ago, IIRC).
Can't throw the chute too early - especially in rural populations (who are closer to subsistence living and have a substantial '**** off' streak anyway). Because again, those are all laws that will be enforced/not enforced by local law enforcement.
Camden is now probably getting close to being able to take steps at a local level that law enforcement will actually adhere to and that actually matter because THEY made the call.
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I seem to remember Fauci saying something about how places will initially have low counts but that doesn't mean much because at any point they could get hit hard.
Alot of these counties made the call too late or havwnt even done it yet.
My fear is that some of these counties just cant support an outbreak. What harm would there be for the gov to call in the stay in place and just call it a day? Apologies if you covered that. This is my first day of spending a good amount of time in this thread I tried to look up your past responses I didnt see it.