Casey T
Full Member
Why can't students isolate in their rooms if they run out of these isolation beds? Honest question, that does not seem like an issue at all to me
WFAA: TCU says 69 students, 1 staff member have tested positive for COVID-19
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Why can't students isolate in their rooms if they run out of these isolation beds? Honest question, that does not seem like an issue at all to me
Eight
Member
bingo, if you are asymptomatic or have minimal symptions why would you need a bed in the isolation area?
For those who have private rooms they can “isolate in place,” and use a different bathroom. But if you share a room and with someone and communal bathroom then they’re pulling them out.
Eight
Member
thanks for the info and it would seem the real question is not the number of beds, but the number of students on campus who share space versus those with a private room?
when i went to tcu you had 2 or more to a room, but when our daughter spent time at a couple of summer camps she had her own room in a split suite set up
BearlyAFrog
Active Member
I guess its not odd that in a thread dedicated to the narrative that Covid is a statistically harmless inconvenience no one wants to address the fact that its taken the life of one of their educators. Too busy figuring out how many kids were in the dorm rooms back in '87.
It also doesn't help that the university kept the information from faculty and staff for over a week.
Everything is fine here...
Moose Stuff
Active Member
SMH.... I will never understand you and others that are more worried about dying than you are about LIVING. People are gonna die. We can either cower in fear in the safety of our homes or we can go out and live the most normal lives we possibly can. It's really an unbelievably easy choice for me.
HFrog1999
Member
But people are dying
https://whnt.com/news/report-university-of-alabama-professor-dies-after-contracting-flu/
Report: University of Alabama professor dies after contracting
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
I went to just as many on campus as off.
BearlyAFrog
Active Member
I guess I'm just part of the majority that doesn't understand how wearing a mask in public and using some hand sanitizer equates to living in fear.
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
Moose certainly doesn’t need my help, but he’s not talking about wearing masks. He’s talking about isolation.
CountryFrog
Active Member
Great contributions across the board. Bravo. You've really showed all of us non mask wearing non hand washing science deniers the way to live properly. I know I haven't come in contact with soap since February but I'll start living correctly now.
Covid is certainly a much larger concern than say serial rapists being allowed to roam campus unchecked.
BearlyAFrog
Active Member
Well, sarcasm aside, I'd say yes, it is a much larger concern than serial campus rapists.
HFrog1999
Member
https://www.spiked-online.com/2020/...-costing-lives/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
Delaying herd immunity is costing lives
The current lockdown is protecting the healthy instead of the vulnerable.
Martin Kulldorff is a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
Delaying herd immunity is costing lives
The current lockdown is protecting the healthy instead of the vulnerable.
Martin Kulldorff is a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
BearlyAFrog
Active Member
I'm not sure I know anyone who is in actual isolation.
Its unseemly to me to hear people bemoan their miseries because they can't eat inside at Joe T's, or hang out at the bar to watch sports, or have to be around their own kids all day while we have previous generations that dealt with forced conscription, world wars, and pandemics that killed millions. We talk about the millenials being soft...
The main issue I have with this thread is not the difference of opinions, it's the _ posts there are about the lack of serious sicknesses, lack of hospitalizations, overzealous panic inducing reports, all the while one of your own has died due to the very serious disease that is being dismissed. There's a narrative that's being presented. Unfortunately here, like the country at large, the facts are being changed to support the narrative instead of the narrative being changed to support the facts.
CountryFrog
Active Member
Where have I seen this recently?
CountryFrog
Active Member
That's sickening.
Moose Stuff
Active Member
Pretty much everyone is doing that, and you wrote nothing like that in the post I responded to.
Moose Stuff
Active Member
What a scheissing beating. You do what you need to do man but GTFOH with ridiculing me or anyone else for living their lives. People die, that's just how it goes.
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Eight
Member
so zero
