You don't think 98% ICU utilization statewide in Georgia with 40% of ICU capacity consumed by Covid patients puts strains on hospitals in Georgia? Or 93% ICU utilization in Alabama with 1/3 of capacity consumed by Covid patients. Or 92% ICU utilization in Texas with nearly 40% of capacity consumed by Covid patients. Or 85% utilization in Florida with 25% of capacity consumed by Covid patients. Or 91% ICU utilization in Oklahoma with 40% offcapacity consumed by Covid patients.

Most ICUs operate on average at 2/3 capacity so there is headroom for surges in demand. ICUs operating at 90%+ statewide is not sustainable and undoubtably leads to individual hospitals being overwhelmed.... If statewide utilization is 90+%, there's no way that's evenly spread across every hospital and individual hospitals are at or above capacity. We hear it from hospital administrators, we hear from ER doctors and nurses, we hear if from public health officials and we see it in the fucking data. But don't believe any of that. You're being lied too. I guess when you have a propensity to believe stuff along the lines of the earth is flat, 9/11 was an inside job, the moon landing was a hoax, and Trump won the 2020 election, bigly, you'll believe anything. You're either totally full of shit, delusional... or probably some of both, because the data plainly supports the claims. And yet you think you're being lied to.

What a joke you are