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Yes. It's explicitly dangerous to everyone for anyone non-essential to congregate. This virus is no joke. Look at Italy, where people did things like you sugge
by jachee 7y ago
Yes.
It's explicitly dangerous to everyone for anyone non-essential to congregate. This virus is no joke. Look at Italy, where people did things like you suggest, and now doctors are literally having to decide who lives and who dies.
Stop your showboating in the name of "liberty" and do whatever it takes to mitigate this threat.
- s1artibartfast 7y agoNot OP, but leaving your house has always been explicitly dangerous. You could give someone a flu or kill someone in a no fault auto accident. The risk is always a matter of degree. What is a reasonable threshold should be open to debate.