Georgia kicks off chilling door-to-door COVID-19 blood collectionsWashington Times, Apr 28, 2020
Let the government-pressed coronavirus-tied blood collections of citizens begin.
And begin they have.
They have in Georgia at least, where the state’s Department of Public Health recently announced, in cooperation with both Fulton County and Dekalb counties’ Boards of Health, that “to learn more about the spread of COVID-19,†an “investigation†has commenced — and it’s an “investigation†that’s leading government officials to make random stops at randomly selected residences and ask random citizens for, get this, their blood.
Citizens’ DNA in the hands of unelected government officials. Hmm, what could go wrong there?
Specifically, Georgia’s health wonks want to know “the percentage of people in the community who have been infected with the virus that causes COVID-19,†a statement on the state’s Department of Public Health webpage reads.
“All members of the households selected will be asked to participate, including children,†the announcement continues. “Participation is voluntary and you can ask investigation teams any questions you have before agreeing to participate.â€
Like: Where’s my blood going?
Like: What happens if you learn I have COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus?
Like: What happens to my blood after you test it?
Like: Who is going to have access to my children’s blood?
Good questions, all.
Here’s another: Are you crazy?
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