You can't run your health-systems at peak level needed for a once-in-a-century outbreak such as this. That would be ridiculous
Of course, but our health systems are virtually at peak level 365 days of the year, with no room to absorb anything.
With the money Australia has wasted on stupid shit, funding blackholes like our stupid 50+billion dollar submarine scheme, we should have hospitals and equipment to spare. The only logistical problem should be finding the health care workers and Docotrs.
What’s a more reasonable expectation we should have of our governments, that we have plenty of vacant beds and medical equipment available on excess all year round, perhaps even entire hospitals lying idle?
Should we expect a health care system where kids are rushed out recovery after surgery, makeshift ICUs regularly at bedside, emergency departments overflowing and so on?
That’s why covid19 is dangerous, we are not holding our governments to account, hopefully this changes things