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Staying at home is not in any way prioritizing health, if, like most people, they themselves or any household members continue to go out to shop for food and ot
by natch 6y ago
Staying at home is not in any way prioritizing health, if, like most people, they themselves or any household members continue to go out to shop for food and other things. If anything, the clean factory environment should be safer than most stores and households.
- new_realist 6y agoMost people don’t ride a crowded bus for hours to get food, nor do they shop for eight to ten hours daily.
- natch 6y agoMost people don't ride buses to get to work at Tesla. There are shuttles from overflow parking lots but those lots have been empty the last few times I've been by while the rest of the lots are full. In other words people are driving to work. So that crowded bus for hours thing, not sure where that came from. Shopping takes less time that working, for sure, but that's missing the point, because the environment at a store is much dirtier. The Tesla plant is pretty clean and you don't have random people wandering in off the streets touching everything.
- mikeyouse 6y agoThis is asinine. They still have to go to stores and shop for food, going to a work at a factory is just one more place to get infected. And as demonstrated by the meat-packing plants, a much higher risk of infection than most everyday locations.
- natch 6y agoLook at which two types of factories/plants you are equating, as if it's not apples to oranges. Tesla factory versus meat packing plant. And then look at what adjective you used at the start of your post. I could be forgiven for thinking your introductory sentence is meant to apply to the rest of your comment.