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> Is that fair to someone you then infect out in public? Why is it that for all of history this hasn't been an issue for infectious diseases until now?
by Fjolsvith 6y ago
> Is that fair to someone you then infect out in public?
Why is it that for all of history this hasn't been an issue for infectious diseases until now?
- vkou 6y agoIt has, in fact, been an issue, which is why epidemic laws have been drafted, in the past, to control that behaviour.
- Gibbon1 6y agoIt's funny you have no clue that the state used to run Tuberculosis sanitariums. Hint the imates didn't have a choice. New York had a sanitarium where they sent people with infectious diseases unless they had a physician to vouch for their care. Public health authorities would quarantine families for scarlet fever. They'd put as a red notice on your door. All perfectly legal.