> I see no reason why a GameStop employee can't just quit or refuse to come to work if he/she fears getting infected. You see no reason? I'll give you one: In

> I see no reason why a GameStop employee can't just quit or refuse to come to work if he/she fears getting infected. You see no reason? I'll give you one: In most jurisdictions, if your employer lays you off or closes their doors, you can apply for some kind of benefits, e.g. EI up here in Canada. But if you quit your job on principle, you don't get benefits and have to live on whatever savings you've amassed working a retail job. It seems you believe that everything should remain open, everyone should keep going to work, and hey, if you don't like it, quit your job and stay home. That is not how a society gets through a pandemic, no way, no how. If you were in charge, millions of people would die. But they'd "Have their freedom to choose for themselves." So there's that.