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What I heard is that roads have checkpoints on them, but aren't closed for necessary trips, which would include food transport. A solo operator of a vehicle dr
by CydeWeys 7y ago
What I heard is that roads have checkpoints on them, but aren't closed for necessary trips, which would include food transport. A solo operator of a vehicle driving food to a warehouse or grocery store isn't a big infection risk, especially with appropriate precautions being taken like social distancing, wearing masks, washing hands frequently, etc.
The food production aspect though is more problematic; it can involved larger groups of people and more human contact.
- vanniv 7y agoYeah, there may be one more delivery to the typical store before the end, but without workers, warehouses will empty, and without an economy, generally everything will collapse. Economies aren't just playthings for little pieces of multicolored paper -- they're the process by which we live a life different from that of a wild animal. Life without an economy would be smelly, brutal, and short. Personally, I pray that the US won't try this idiocy, and further pray that people won't stand for it if they try.