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And to be clear, should be shamed. It is just shameful to "continue on" with your life while our medical professionals are pulling 16 hour days with 0 capacity
by outside1234 6y ago
And to be clear, should be shamed. It is just shameful to "continue on" with your life while our medical professionals are pulling 16 hour days with 0 capacity ICUs because you want to ski.
- pcthrowaway 6y agoAre you saying skiing is particularly irresponsible if you're a competent skiier sticking to cross country, or courses which don't pose danger to you (not sure about the terminology as I don't ski). My understanding is it can be done fairly safely, and is a good form of exercise which doesn't require contact with others.
- odessacubbage 6y agothe problem is that for most tourists skiing means taking like 3 runs, grabbing lunch and then barhopping or going to the pool. my understanding is that they're just holed up in their vacation homes living off take out this year. the biggest risk group are skico employees who have to use shared facilities. this is in all likelihood how i got sick and there have been lots of whispers that the infection rate between employees is very high although this has not been officially acknowledged.
- nicbou 6y agoThe risk comes from getting to the mountain, rubbing shoulders with others in the line and on the lift, going for an après ski, and feeding yourself for the duration of your vacation. It could be done safely, but that depends on people acting reasonably without supervision.
- outside1234 6y agoAnd also the risk of crashes: which put you in the ICU.
- rhodozelia 6y agoWhat if you are a doctor and have been skiing with other doctors?
- nradov 6y agoShaming isn't an effective public health measure. It didn't work with AIDS. It won't work with COVID-19.
- odessacubbage 6y agoskiing is one of the safest activities you could be doing right now.
- cwhiz 6y agoYes. We should all cower inside 24/7 until this is over.