- Joined
- Feb 10, 2020
Agreed if we want in it’s in our best interest to help. Do I want to say piss off and let them figure it out......absolutely. The United States has been letting our neighbors to the North in since the pandemic started. On top of that the US received such harsh judgment and criticism from the Canadian government on how we handled things. Case counts and rate of infections where so high. Now here we are a year later and the PM is figuring out the longer you lock people in their house and don’t allow antibodies to develop, you have only prolonged the inevitable.
If helping with vaccine gets me in to hunt I am all for it. Like you said it pays for itself 10 fold. What it also does is in a nice neighborly way says........who’s the a**hole now!
I work in health care and we were sitting down in a group talking about vaccinations rates and how the governments where determining what restrictions could be lifted.
To put it in perspective Canada is saying they need 75 percent initial shots in arms to begin lifting any kind of lock down restrictions. If vaccination rates stay at the same rate they are at now. That’s about 250k per day(estimate) it will take till week of July 5 to get 75% single dose vaccination. To me that would put the earliest they would consider lifting any kind of restrictions being after the Aug 21 deadline.
If I am a betting man the first wave will be family and a broadening of essential travel. After that they would consider others. The study showing if vaccinated individuals transmit (likelyhood is low but official study is months out) will not be out until end of Aug/Sep. So unless there is a major uptick in vaccinations the window is looking tight and not on the positive side for us.