A coronavirus patient refused to quarantine, so deputies are surrounding his house to force him to

CarolfromTX said:
So my question is what kind of a person wants to spread a disease like this to total strangers? I don't get it. How do you get to be that self absorbed and mean? I can even understand wanting to infect someone you hate, but random strangers? Man, that's evil.
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trouble is it might not be that striaghtforward , perhaps he has a mental illness , perhaps he's a drug abuser or alcoholic or perhaps he's suffers from claustrophobia , and is terrified of being enclosed.... or as you say perhaps he's just downright bad...

Given that there's so many drug abusers in all of our countries, so many mentally ill people on the streets (care in the community)... I just am at a loss to see how this can be contained..or on second thought , are those the very people as well as the elderly and the vulnerable who are included in the predicted death stats.

Our youngest CV virus sufferer died today..just a hyoung man in his 40's, who had been suffering from MND.. and leaves a wife, who is understandably outraged that her husband could have caught this disease which killed him within days
 
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hollydolly said:
Our youngest CV virus sufferer died today..just a hyoung man in his 40's, who had been suffering from MND.. and leaves a wife, who is understandably outraged that her husband could have caught this disease which killed him within days
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I had to look this up and will save others the trouble. MND=motor neuron disease. ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) is a the most common form.

As for what kind of person would refuse to remain under quarantine - how about someone who bought into the widespread opinion that this was just media hype for something no more serious than influenza?

Only now are some naysayers getting the picture, many high profile politicians and newscasters included.
 
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I agree he should be locked up but not infect the jail which would be a nightmare. I read that one community put campers in a campground with full utility hook ups and were letting people under quarantine live in those. State troopers were guarding the campground. That makes a lot more sense than tasking officers to individual homes. Also wouldn't be a bad quarantine since people are able to get out and enjoy nature.
 
Empty said:
In another country (outside U.S.) - they literally welded a house's door shut to contain a corona victim who refused to comply!
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It was China! I saw that and thought why don't we all love communism? They also showed a young women being tackled by three men because she is refusing to wear a mask.
 
hollydolly said:
trouble is it might not be that striaghtforward , perhaps he has a mental illness , perhaps he's a drug abuser or alcoholic or perhaps he's suffers from claustrophobia , and is terrified of being enclosed.... or as you say perhaps he's just downright bad...
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Perhaps, but most likely he's just a self serving a-hole. We have plenty of them to go around. I predicted this awhile back. A lot of idiots will be of the "I have it so why do I care" mentality and go about their business. Did you see pictures of the beaches at Spring Break? Jammed with college kids. Don't they have parents or grandparents they care about?
 
C'est Moi said:
But he refused to quarantine and left the hospital. They could isolate him in a cell. He is endangering many people and costing the taxpayers money for his ignorance.
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I imagine it would cost more to isolate him in a cell , especially in a local jail where they probably do not have any facilities to medically isolate anyone, than it would to keep the officers at his home. In a jail cell, he could be exposing guards, other workers, lawyers, and other prisoners. The logistics of completely disinfecting a jail cell, his eating utensils, etc., would be very complicated and expensive, and probably would still endanger those who must interact with him in some way.
 
The longer this virus lingers, the more "lunacy" we will be seeing. There are a lot of people unwilling/unable to comply with this "social distancing", and they will become an increasing problem as time passes. Short of building "concentrate camp" type facilities, and forcing those who may have been exposed to this virus, into forced quarantine, I see little hope in trusting individuals to do the right thing.
 
RadishRose said:
I saw in China, people literally being dragged out of their apartments by men in hazmat suits, kicking and screaming, some trying to hold onto their doorjambs. They were being taken to a quarantine center I assumed, or maybe a hospital.
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Or maybe the crematorium. Never saw so many people resisting "help"
 
In TN the temperature warmed up and in my retirement community several residents are sitting out.
There was a group of 4-5 senior women sitting on one porch and as I walked by asked if they were practicing social distancing. One asked what that was. I informed them that the government was recommending it because of the Coronavirus. They laughed and said, "oh, that..," and went right on with their conversation.
I am still out in the morning trying to find TP for two of our most senior residents. I went to three stores and finally found one store that just got a shipment. I almost had to fight for 2 - 4 packs of TP, (one for each lady). The store only had a few check out clerks and the self-check out was down. All I had was the 2 - 4 packs of TP and a young woman literally pushed her overloaded cart on the run to beat me to a line. (At 77 I don't run like I used to).
The schools in my area are all shut down. Guess where all the kids are? In the stores of course. Now that the news media has announced that the Coronavirus isn't that serious among children the parents are bringing the little disease carriers to every public place they can.
BTW, I also saw a short news blip this morning that stated that weapon sales hit a new hit.

Can you imagine what it will be like if the stores have nothing to sell?
 
people are going to do ,just what they want to do !!
the more you tell folk , the more their backs go up....
i dont know ,how this is going to be resolved..... 🥴😷
 
I have a next door neighbor that is like this Ky guy that says he healthy and doesn't need testing. He is a Methodist pastor of large church. He told me I'm sick with Diabetes but he isn't so he doesn't have anything to worry about. He only has Bi-polar.
 
Don M. said:
The longer this virus lingers, the more "lunacy" we will be seeing. There are a lot of people unwilling/unable to comply with this "social distancing", and they will become an increasing problem as time passes. Short of building "concentrate camp" type facilities, and forcing those who may have been exposed to this virus, into forced quarantine, I see little hope in trusting individuals to do the right thing.
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If the idiots continue, concentration camps are not beyond the realm of possibility. This is not a big stretch.
 
lukebass said:
In TN the temperature warmed up and in my retirement community several residents are sitting out.
There was a group of 4-5 senior women sitting on one porch and as I walked by asked if they were practicing social distancing. One asked what that was. I informed them that the government was recommending it because of the Coronavirus. They laughed and said, "oh, that..," and went right on with their conversation.
I am still out in the morning trying to find TP for two of our most senior residents. I went to three stores and finally found one store that just got a shipment. I almost had to fight for 2 - 4 packs of TP, (one for each lady). The store only had a few check out clerks and the self-check out was down. All I had was the 2 - 4 packs of TP and a young woman literally pushed her overloaded cart on the run to beat me to a line. (At 77 I don't run like I used to).
The schools in my area are all shut down. Guess where all the kids are? In the stores of course. Now that the news media has announced that the Coronavirus isn't that serious among children the parents are bringing the little disease carriers to every public place they can.
BTW, I also saw a short news blip this morning that stated that weapon sales hit a new hit.

Can you imagine what it will be like if the stores have nothing to sell?
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Yes, unfortunately, I can easily imagine what it will be like when the stores have nothing to sell. It already happened in Ohio, with hoarders stockpiling stuff - perhaps to make a profit by reselling to the highest bidders. My friend found tons of empty shelves in the largest store in our area. There were no paper towels, TP, sanitizers, nor chicken. How do we cope with aggressive shoppers who may now whip out a gun to attain that single remaining package of meat? It IS frightening. During the U.S.'s "Great Depression," my grandparents owned a butcher shop. There is a horror story involved, but I won't go into it - no need to give wacko's inspiration.
 

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