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1- Your first sentence implies you stopped being apathetic, which seems to run contrary to your implied point. 2- "if you don't want to get this or spread it...
by moate 6y ago
1- Your first sentence implies you stopped being apathetic, which seems to run contrary to your implied point.
2- "if you don't want to get this or spread it..." that's fine, except untrue. If joe super-spreader is running around super-spreading, he's going to get kids. If you think kids suddenly stopped being high-spreading vectors, I don't think you understand children. People are stuck making tough choices (especially in the US) because they have little financial support in order to make spread-minimizing decisions. Blaming anyone who gets sick on stupidity isn't fair. A lot of people are being forced to make choices between going to a job that encourages spreading behavior or going into financial ruin.
That said, a vast majority of spread is due to very stupid (or just plain reckless) people making decisions for their community.
- benjohnson 6y agoYour correct - I should care more about people that need to put food on the table. However they too can wear an N95 resperator for less than $3. A supply of ten lasts about two months of rotated use. A good use of our tax dollars would be to supply them public with them.