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The article makes some good points about the contradictions in state policy, for example: > That the State considers pro sports a critical infrastructure (esse
by aazaa 6y ago
The article makes some good points about the contradictions in state policy, for example:
> That the State considers pro sports a critical infrastructure (essential) activity undermines this whole rubric in my mind. Pro sports is very nice to have and is probably a pleasant distraction. It is not essential. ...
This is bad for several reasons:
- sporting events involve close contact between participants
- sporting events draw crowds
- sporting events require infrastructure to service them (restrooms, food, parking, etc)
- the blatant contradiction encourages those who have been told to shut down to disobey the order
- WalterGR 6y agoSports in California during shutdowns are not allowed to have audiences, so the following are incorrect in context. - sporting events draw crowds - sporting events require infrastructure to service them (restrooms, food, parking, etc) - the blatant contradiction encourages those who have been told to shut down to disobey the order I think there’s a lot of misinformation and disinformation out there, which is the leading cause of people disobeying the order(s).