09-08-2021, 03:28 PM
The only way someone would know they had tested positive to COVID would be they were symptomatic & went for a confirmation test, or they were asymptomatic & found out on a routine check (like to travel).
Either way, some one who states they tested positive had to have been in close enough contact with someone else who passed the virus, without taking the proper protective measure to not get the less infectious, less virulent variant of the virus.
Either way, the person who tested positive went out to amongst others (yah, potentially exposing health care professionals) to get that confirmation.
this is why folks are concerned... this same person who did not keep the earlier, less virulent variant of this virus is now supposedly sure they will not, once again, do the same things that got them infected in the first place...
Based on the way they convolute the known research to make it seem like "their way" is an OK way.... I doubt they really will consider the health of health care professionals any more than they did in the past...
Either way, some one who states they tested positive had to have been in close enough contact with someone else who passed the virus, without taking the proper protective measure to not get the less infectious, less virulent variant of the virus.
Either way, the person who tested positive went out to amongst others (yah, potentially exposing health care professionals) to get that confirmation.
this is why folks are concerned... this same person who did not keep the earlier, less virulent variant of this virus is now supposedly sure they will not, once again, do the same things that got them infected in the first place...
Based on the way they convolute the known research to make it seem like "their way" is an OK way.... I doubt they really will consider the health of health care professionals any more than they did in the past...