Your are 100% correct... many of the guys I know and associated with feel exactly the same way Diggerman feels... they are most all still children in the 30 45 year age range and showing no responsibility.

Garry-

Numbers are taking off. Hold on to your hats. This is not a political game. Ask any dead person and they will not disagree.

I'll be glad when the hype of this passes I try to look at life in general with a positive light not all the doom and gloom. But I see death everyday. So I may not get as worked up as others. People are definitely dying with this disease but they are of all the others too. I'm seeing diabetes as a overwelming common thread with these deaths 25 out of 33 have that illness in common. Here in Benton county we have had 2200 cases and only 33 deaths so far I had a link built on my website that show the ethnicity age sex and date of death. No other information is listed I mainly added the link to cut down on daily press calls but thought it might be good for the public also. It has helped!
You are correct about the numbers not adding up. Our state health department is only reporting 14 deaths here. I am being told it is due to a lag time getting the information tallied from the certified death certificates. However those are completed electronically, so I don't understand that explanation. This "pandemic " really hasn't changed our year to date numbers, in fact we are a little behind from last year.

We are seeing new clusters in Europe due to behavior of people after the lockdown. Young people went back to life as it was before and are now spreading it again. All of western Europe takes their vacation in July and August so as the tourists move around, so will the virus. I'm pretty sure my September trip to Montana won't happen. We were going to put my folks ashes into my dads favorite trout stream, but sitting on planes and airports for that long has me spooked.

Pete