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> Or the people who don't want to eat at restaurants and walk past people on a trail should just stay home. Spoken like a true narcisist. This is the exact beh
by GiorgioG 6y ago
> Or the people who don't want to eat at restaurants and walk past people on a trail should just stay home.
Spoken like a true narcisist. This is the exact behavior that produces the continued rise in cases across the country.
> I certainly haven't seen the evidence that these are risky activities.
Well, I'm glad you've appointed yourself epidemiologist-in-chief.
> You can't eliminate any risk without literally putting everyone in quarantine by themselves.
No, you can eliminate much of the risk by isolating with your household, occupation permitting.
A little compassion for people would go a long way.
- ghaff 6y agoI am following the rules in my very blue state. ADDED: (And, in fact, going beyond them as I'll pull up a neck gaiter on a trail if I'm approaching although distanced from people wearing masks--to increase their comfort level.) I also mostly avoid busier recreation areas and have only done outdoor dining a couple of times. But, yes, I think that so long as people are following what seem to be fairly conservative government guidelines, those who don't agree with the government's assessment should stay home rather than expect people en masse to behave in ways that go beyond state mandates and recommendations.