A month ago, you looked at the USA's ~500 deaths per day and predicted a continued downward trend.
Since then, that would have resulted in ~14,000 deaths, depending how steeply we assumed the trend would continue down.
Instead we got ~33,000 deaths.
21,000 human beings died, in part, to spreading ridiculous misinformation that this isn't a big deal, that more cases doesn't mean more deaths, that this is disappearing, etc.
Then we've got states including Ohio, Louisiana, Virginia, Indiana, Washington, Georgia that show just because you hit a peak and had a downward trend does not mean you are passed this. You had a downward trend because you were diligent in doing the right thing.
And no, this does not mean I am advocating for a country-wide lock-down. We did that at the beginning to gain some initial time and knowledge (and my god, we were never actually locked down). Since then, we have learned things about face-masks, crowds, indoor vs outdoor, treatments, etc. We don't need to lock down, we just need to do a few basic things and continue to treat this seriously, and not look at tens of thousands of cases per day and act like we are magically fine.