emailRnr wrote:
moderates suck wrote:
I do not think that is going to hold. I mean, government can mostly prevent businesses from re-opening, but traffic is already picking up in my town and I think before the end of April people are really going to start flouting them. I hope I am wrong.
My observation as well and this is in particular in areas of the country where the virus hasn't yet been an overall problem. I think the US population's patience for stay at home is already starting to wane except perhaps in virus strongholds. We actually may get to a point in which the governments basically shrug and say that we might as well open things up completely again. I don't think we'll see events such as sporting events and concerts being staged until a vaccine is provided or the virus completely runs out of steam but I can see us getting back to "normal" (maybe school back in session and everyone going back to work with strict instructions on how was scrub up and avoid facial touching) fairly soon.
My state's order is in effect until June 10th, although it could be withdrawn. Our schools are cancelled through the rest of the school year, so that won't resume before August.
I have no idea when larger groups might resume. All my concerts have been cancelled through June. Think we have a show scheduled in July. I don't really go to sporting events much, but concert going is a huge part of my social life. I miss it.
I am glad I am not in charge of such decisions. There is no good answer to the right time. There is a lot of pain and problems with any decision.