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Poor analogy, I'm afraid. Swinging a fist is a willful act, while sneezing is not. And this law doesn't apply only to people who are sneezing.
by Cyberdog 7y ago
Poor analogy, I'm afraid. Swinging a fist is a willful act, while sneezing is not. And this law doesn't apply only to people who are sneezing.
- arcticbull 7y agoWell, it does, because asymptomatic people are obviously spreading the disease and due to a lack of adequate testing, we don't know who is in which bucket and are acting out of an abundance of caution. Like that take or not (I'm setting my personal views aside), that's the case being made. Going out is that willful act.
- pavas 7y agoDo you feel like this same attitude applies to something like Ebola? If someone were to walk around with Ebola, sneezing and coughing on everything, would you still be of the opinion that they should have the right to do so? Does this stance change depending on whether or not you are immune to the disease or its more deadly effects?
- cageface 7y agoBeing outside when you don't need to and sneezing is a willful and unnecessary act. The analogy is fine.