After two years of demanding that Americans be forced into lockdowns, restrictions, vaccinations, and other anti-Covid measures, Dr. Anthony Fauci is finally changed his tune, saying that Americans should use their instincts to deal with the virus.
Speaking to Jonathal Karl on ABC News, Fauci was asked about an op-ed in the Washington Post that said Americans will have to accept that Covid infections will keep occurring. Karl asked Fauci if we are now at the point where we should “accept there is going to a risk” and get back to normal life.
“There will be – and we’ve said this many times even in our discussions between you and I, that there will be a level of infection,” Fauci responded.
“This is not going to be eradicated and it’s not going to be eliminated. And what’s going to happen is that we’re going to see that each individual is going to have to make their calculation of the amount of risk that they want to to take in going to indoor dinners and going to functions,” he said.
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Up to Americans” to Decide How to Deal with Covid Deal with Corona by firing fauci
The problem with “leaving it up to the individual to decide” is that no one lives in a world by themselves.
What if the person at my workplace who works right beside me thinks it’s okay to show up at work with a fever?
Or to bring in her five-year-old to work because, “she’s too sick to go to school, and I have no babysitter”?!
He hasn’t ” changed his mind”, the situation has changed and improved. That’s how a trained medical professional approaches a situation.
@Goldilocks
So please Please Please lock yourself in your house and never come out.
Sorry but that is the only other solution according to science.
but if you get infected in your home, or feel like jumping off the roof one day, etc. their is always the solution of not reporting it, so every thing looks just rite with all the lockdowns.
Really Confused, that was uncalled for.
I do believe that people who are sick should stay home. That doesn’t mean I believe that no one should leave their homes ever. Sadly, not everyone agrees with me.
I don’t think that anyone should have to choose between living with irresponsible coworkers or losing their jobs.
There should be guidelines given as to what constitutes “irresponsible behavior”.
Sadly, based on my experiences, it’s best if these guidelines come from an outside authority, rather than the business owner who stands to lose money when employees stay home.