Should we still be quarantined with the majority of the deaths caused by underlying conditions: Hypertension, Obesity and Diabetes.

If you have these underlying conditions, you stay home and let the rest of the world resume

Matt McSweeney

Here’s what will happen: “I don’t have any of those underlying conditions, I’ll socialize.” Then you get infected and with no symptoms for a few weeks, you’ve been socializing with people who may have those conditions and now they’re in trouble. That’s just ONE person in this scenario.

Christian Navarro

Not saying we all should be just out in gigantic groups and not distance from each other. Just think theres a lot of different thinking on this and how to handle it. On the other hand at a certain point staying home and people being out of work could have even more devestating consequences then the virus itself. Additionally, I think there are a lot more people who have the Antibodies and have had it then are know, at certain point would it be better just for everyone who doesn't have underlying conditions to get it and be done with in.

Derrick McQuinn

The reason for quarantine is to flatten the curve of admittance to hospitals. Not the spreading of the disease. For the most part, those of us who are healthy get through it fine. Yes there are outliers but there are outliers with everything.