ravhall

Eastern Washington state borders Idaho. Idaho consistently fought Masking and quarantine. Many people from Idaho would become infected with Covid and rely on a state that did participate in masking and quarantine to help them when their own government refused to provide adequate services and policies. Washington state was already dealing with its own people, and had a hard enough time providing support without a bunch of Idahoans flooding in when they found out the hard way.

While I empathize with the individual, I feel there should have been Covid tests at the border.

You’re starting to sound like a Covid denier who doesn’t understand that while we are “united” under one federal government, each state has vastly different ideas of sanity.

I’m not the one who introduced the wine mom. I’m just the one who made a second joke. I assume you complained to the original comment?

Wimp

You’re not understanding the reality of how the current system works. You’re arguing from a place of fantasy.

In an ideal world, this wouldn’t even be a problem. Healthcare would be free, and hospitals would be over staffed with low patient ratios and plenty of beds.

Don’t complain to me about reality.

Correct.

You’re. Edgy.

Make Idaho reasonably sustainable for the first time!! ;)

Every hospital in the world has a capacity they can support. You must be saying “they need a bigger hospital!” Which I’m sure they are aware of, but building that and staffing that isn’t always feasible with the budget they are given.

And not everyone has to pay. The hospital there is a charity and provides care regardless of the ability for the patient to pay—which cuts into that budget for more staffing and buildings.

During Covid, Idaho pretty much threw their hands up and said “go to Spokane” where people were lining the halls on beds dying because they didn’t have enough respirators for that many people.

So, it’s a common opinion in Spokane that Idaho needs to fuck off and take care of their own.

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