What works for New York doesn't work for Kentucky, and vice versa. As Cole said above, if you remove the LTC cases, and look at Lexington's numbers, its a complete joke we are still where we are at this point You would never do what we've done for numbers as miniscule as those.
Now are they small because of the preventative measuree? Is it because its all been an overreaction and wasnt necessary? At this point its fruitless to debate it, because we are where we are and thats all that matters. The point is the numbers for weeks here in Lex have shown we are fine and its time to get back to normal instead of hampering people's businesses and paying people more to sit on their *** than they would otherwise be earning if they were actually working.
If this thing morphs into the Bubonic Plague 2.0 then maybe its time for real draconian measures. Until then, this will go down, at least for our state, a total clown show of an overreaction and a textbook example of media fear mongering and why so many of us do not trust them.
