> When people are given the choice, they are choosing to go out in the world, risks and all. That could change pretty fast when hospitals have to start sending

> When people are given the choice, they are choosing to go out in the world, risks and all. That could change pretty fast when hospitals have to start sending seriously ill home to die. That would still only directly affect a small minority, but the same people who feel safer than they should now would then start feeling more in danger than they should. There's a certain irony in how a lot of people think that the rules are unnecessary exactly because they do work.