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Sounds very dystopian when you describe it outside the context of a life-saving measure. I don't like the idea of a "government stripping life of all its luxuri
by Hippocrates 5y ago
Sounds very dystopian when you describe it outside the context of a life-saving measure. I don't like the idea of a "government stripping life of all its luxuries" either. ...but are you sure they don't have that authority? There have been plenty of times I've had luxuries stripped in the last two years. What about enjoyable, luxurious substances? International travel to exciting places? Driving around without a seatbelt?
- wyager 5y agoIt sounds dystopian because it is.
- Hippocrates 5y agoYes, your imaginary scenario is dystopian. There is nothing dystopian about not being allowed to eat a burger in a crowded room to help slow the spread of a deadly disease. You assert the government has no right to enforce that, and I'm calling you wrong.