> it's the disease. It's not the disease, as in the suggested solutions will actually restrict the rights of people who haven't got the disease. Not that peop

> it's the disease. It's not the disease, as in the suggested solutions will actually restrict the rights of people who haven't got the disease. Not that people who are sick deserve to have their rights curtailed, see below. > If you have a disease like AIDS, you cannot go around knowingly affecting people. This sounds so, so wrong. I believe that thinking similar to this generated the terrible situation and ostracisation that people who got AIDS in the late '80s had to face. > rights' for a moment wherein the entire world on 'lockdown'. The entire world is not on "lockdown" anymore. I live in a country who is slowly exiting one (after 2+ months), as does most of Europe, and even though we have never been the bastion of democracy we have managed to do it without resorting to the ostracisation of people.