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In the context of COVID we’re actually talking about unknowingly exposing someone to a virus. So I don’t think it’s directly comparable. Anyway, I don’t believ
by __blockcipher__ 5y ago
In the context of COVID we’re actually talking about unknowingly exposing someone to a virus. So I don’t think it’s directly comparable.
Anyway, I don’t believe in throwing someone in jail for such an act. Some people do.
But I don’t think that invalidates the point that such a right does not exist, because “spread disease” is a superset of “knowingly spread disease”.
Ironically here in California it is legal to knowingly spread AIDS to someone, because democrats, yet that same political faction thinks that you are responsible if you unknowingly spread COVID-19 to someoen. (As an aside the absurd “infecting Grandma in the grocery store” doesn’t happen anyway because that’s not really where COVID spreads but I digress)