I think it's clear that people in control of our global response are reacting to situations that are beyond their control. Does that mean one answer is better than another? Maybe. Is there something to learn from the situation. Definitely. We should be able to present information and ideas in this forum without accusing each other of racist or xenophobic intentions, without cutting down what you believe are conspiracy theories, and without assaulting political leanings. If you're coming here because you think you know better or that you are more enlightened because of your political direction or your social transcendence, or you think you have evolved to a more advanced human being than the rest of our members, you have come here for the wrong reasons.
Friends talk about religion and politics, and sometimes friends disagree. That's OK until they get into a disagreement that includes attacks call into question their beliefs, their patriotism, or their fears. Right now, you can find all kinds of research and expert opinion to support any side of the debate with which you agree. Right now, we cannot rely on a single source of information for a complete picture. Right now, there is more hearsay than you can shake a stick at. The dust has not cleared. Most of us don't know who is shooting or from where they are shooting. There is a lot of friendly fire due to the confusion of the situation. That's not what SDCFans is all about. I, for one, do not check SDCFans for my C19 news. I do not come here to read anybody's cutdowns or paranoia.