Originally Posted by MandoMan (Post 2045813)

If you have possible symptoms but a negative test, you don’t have to go into quarantine. If you have symptoms and a positive test, then if you are a person with morals who deserves to be considered human, you go into quarantine until you are negative so you don’t spread it. If you’ve spent time with someone positive, you could have an asymptomatic case that spreads to others and may put them in the hospital—or the graveyard. Again, it comes down to whether you have morals and live your neighbor as yourself or are just selfish.

Originally Posted by jswirs (Post 2046152)

And so, according to your logic, we all need to be tested about once per week, for the foreseeable future, which, most likely, would be years. Otherwise, we wouldn't know if we deserve to be considered human. No thank you, I would not want to live in your world.

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki (Post 2045677)

Fake testing sites are popping up in Philadelphia, used to steal identities. They’ve been doing it for weeks, the city just figured it out. They put pop up tents up in the streets.

City warns residents of fake pop-up COVID-19 testing sites

Originally Posted by mlmarr (Post 2046175)

absolutely ..

talked with a pt yesterday .. they were out running errands the wife sneezed .. off they went to get tested .. just because they might ... .. turn off main stream media and do your own research ..

Originally Posted by npwalters (Post 2046052)

Read post #11 in this thread. Even us retired folks read the news and keep up with current events.

Originally Posted by Robbie0723 (Post 2046198)

One reason to get tested is to know you if may have gained some additional level of immunity.

Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2045649)

I don't recall test sites/locations having blocks/miles long lines of people waiting to get tested.

If the omicron strain is more flu like than delta.....with less need for hospitalization and less incidences of death....why the "seemingly" panic to get tested?

The demand during the regular covid strain and then the delta strain during 2021 did not seem to result in such demand?!

Originally Posted by billethkid (Post 2045649)

I don't recall test sites/locations having blocks/miles long lines of people waiting to get tested.

If the omicron strain is more flu like than delta.....with less need for hospitalization and less incidences of death....why the "seemingly" panic to get tested?

The demand during the regular covid strain and then the delta strain during 2021 did not seem to result in such demand?!