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This is probably an unpopular opinion, but... I intend to break any sort of mandatory lockdown/curfew, without putting myself or anyone else at risk (e.x. goin

by rlt 7y ago

This is probably an unpopular opinion, but... I intend to break any sort of mandatory lockdown/curfew, without putting myself or anyone else at risk (e.x. going for a walk in a non-crowded outdoor area). I'm not comfortable with the government telling me when and where I can be on such a broad and open-ended basis. To be clear, I'm not being reckless like people still going on vacations or eating at crowded Red Robins or whatever (https://brobible.com/culture/article/miss-nevada-katie-williams-red-robin-coronavirus/ https://brobible.com/culture/article/miss-nevada-katie-willi...). I've already been social distancing for a week and am now in full self-imposed lockdown (excluding mentioned outdoor walks and picking up essential supplies)

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unlinked_dll 7y ago
The behavior you describe is allowed under the order.
lsllc 7y ago
I think that going out for a run or bike ride BY YOURSELF and keeping away from anyone else doesn't seem unreasonable and I don't think is reckless. Going to the bar or a friends house for a get-together DOES seem unreasonable. I just hope that whatever lockdown happens if it happens is sensible and reasonable as much as it can be.
nokcha 7y ago
>I intend to break any sort of mandatory lockdown/curfew, without putting myself or anyone else at risk (e.x. going for a walk in a non-crowded outdoor area) Going for a walk in a non-crowded area is permitted under the order. See https://sf.gov/stay-home-except-essential-needs https://sf.gov/stay-home-except-essential-needs : >It is OK to go outside for walks if you are not in a group.