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I don't care about their risk, but they don't have a right to put everyone else at risk. Analogy: If you play with fire and get burned, that is up to you. If y
by diffeomorphism 6y ago
I don't care about their risk, but they don't have a right to put everyone else at risk.
Analogy: If you play with fire and get burned, that is up to you. If you play with fire and burn your neighbor's house down...
- exabrial 6y agoHow are they going to expose you to a risk? Are they entering your home?
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoI'm pretty sure they're going to enter a store...
- exabrial 6y ago_so don't enter a store_
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoI shouldn't enter a store because they're being irresponsible? That seems like putting the burden where it does not belong. Larger scale: Nobody else should enter a store, because these people should be able to do their thing without "putting anyone else at risk"? That's absurd. They are putting other people at risk, and everyone else shouldn't have to go ridiculously far out of their way to avoid the risk. [Edit: Oh, yeah. What if I work at the store? At that point, "don't enter the store" is... somewhat lacking as usable advice.]
- exabrial 6y agoSo we've established nobody is entering your home, and nobody is making you enter a store. So there's zero risk for transmission. Now you say what about the workers? Great! What percentage of stores aren't doing curbside delivery right now?