Wish they would just let it run its course. Protect and isolate the at risk, quarantine the sick and save the hospital space for the people with preexisting conditions. There’s no cure anyway and those with strong immune systems can recover at home.
Yes it will spread and yes there will be more deaths but it will pass much quicker.
All this being said it’s not the direction the powers that be chose to go so listen and do what they are saying.

Well said but with what is happening in New Orleans access to the city should restricted to only the absolute minimum movement enforced by National guard. No in and out except for authorized suppliers. Stop all thru traffic the area except urgent emergency issue only basis.

Other areas that are showing high percentage of cluster infection should be handled the same. There major (ie the majority) areas of our county could be open and back to normal with some of the current social distancing in place and additional safety prevention measures in place. These low density areas that do not expose people who’s daily life does not not bring them into constant contact with cluster infection situations.

I love New Orleans wife and family are there often have a small place in the wharehouse district for our visits and Saints game so this comes from a position of love and pride for the city and great sorrow for all affected. But with 70% + infections in New Orleans and surround parishes address that with the most aggressive action plan possible for not only Louisiana’s peoples but the Southeast in general.