Anish Koka, MD(@anish_koka):Yes. It makes complete sense in retrospect to shut the entire nation down at the exact same time to prevent a respiratory pandemic that was going to come to your city at some point in the future anyway. So Pittsburgh with zero cases had its hospitals shut down in March 2020 and people having heart attacks died at home because they were too scared to come to the hospital. This was dumb. But it did give us lots of TikTok videos to bolster the public spirit 🙄. And especially when you have the caliber of people we currently have making public health decisions, constitutional rights should absolutely be inviolable.

2026.08.04 22:44

Yes. It makes complete sense in retrospect to shut the entire nation down at the exact same time to prevent a respiratory pandemic that was going to come to your city at some point in the future anyway. So Pittsburgh with zero cases had its hospitals shut down in March 2020 and people having heart attacks died at home because they were too scared to come to the hospital. This was dumb. But it did give us lots of TikTok videos to bolster the public spirit 🙄. And especially when you have the caliber of people we currently have making public health decisions, constitutional rights should absolutely be inviolable.

Joseph Marine@DrJMarine

2026.08.04 08:27

@cardiojaydoc02 “Elective” procedures were canceled and clinics were closed before we had a single covid patient. It was a massive mistake and many people were harmed. But do not expect the leaders who made these decisions to ever acknowledge this.

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