This report offers important data about the statewide spike in coronavirus but then ruins it by targeting local political & cultural attitudes instead of a dearth of leadership and bad policy.
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As COVID-19 Swells In Rural Missouri, Rugged Individualism Starts To Have Statewide Consequences
Early in the pandemic, Missouri's rural counties were largely spared from COVID-19. But now, many of state's highest rates of infection are in rural areas. In this first segment of our four-part series, COVID in the Rural Ozarks, we look at one county's tension between rugged individualism and regulating public health.
The Sturgis Harley/Covid Rally of 2020 is exhibiting its results.
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If you've ever set foot outside the Tourist areas of the Ozarks you'd know that there isn't any "rugged Individualism" to be found there, only lots of "ragged Individualism"!
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ReplyDeleteThis is not true. I own a property in rural Missouri and there is no masks except for a couple of stores that have their own polices and there is no virus. Just like there was no virus last May during the lake parties in the Ozarks. That was a proven lie.