> killing your neighbour This is the sort of hyperbole that interferes with meaningful discussion. There are lots of reasonable restrictions that a society ma

> killing your neighbour This is the sort of hyperbole that interferes with meaningful discussion. There are lots of reasonable restrictions that a society may impose in the face of crisis, and the nature of those is certainly worth exploring. Claiming that a virus that poses very little risk the the vast majority of the population warrants home arrest, involuntary medical procedures, and a massive expansion of state power is one of these, is a bit of a stretch. The fact that you believe I'm "killing my neighbor" by going to a restaurant is disappointing if true, and ugly if hyperbolic.