Very good cpl2010 ... first logical comment I've seen you make, however, just one small issue with that, ok? Since only 1% of the entire US population has been screened and tested, how do you determine who is and who isn't infected or a carrier?
Its a very easy virus to get; lives on surfaces many hours, they say. I don't think you realize how many things you touch on any given day when you're away from your home. Thousands of things ... just think every time you open a door, put your hand on a counter, touch the buttons of a credit charge charge, sign your name with a bank pen, push a grocery cart, etc ... only takes one touch, after an infected or carrier touches something for you to come down with the virus.
So, although your statement is logical, it doesn't work HERE because you haven't qualified the sick from the healthy.
Think of this almost as a social disease .... you like bareback sex with the women and you can produce your disease free ******* test to whoever you screw next. Unfortunately, that TEST only is good for that one person you're screwing ... a few days later you're in bed with yet another awesome bitch, BUT you CAN'T produce that "disease free" proof anymore. You're only as safe as the last person you had sex with . So, theoretically, people being tested for the virus SHOULD get a check up pretty regularly, since they've been in contact with many things since their last test.