> It's not a tiny fraction, and their freedoms are lost otherwise. Why do you keep ignoring that, and them? Acknowledged numerous times. My question for you...

> It's not a tiny fraction, and their freedoms are lost otherwise. Why do you keep ignoring that, and them? Acknowledged numerous times. My question for you... What percentage of the population having a problem, makes it so the rest of society is responsible for them? When does it cross from an problem that a small group of people have like Aids or sickle cell to a problem that the entirety of society is responsible for? What percentage is fair for you? 5%? 10%? What percentage is fair to ask someone not to leave their house and to wear the equivalent of a face burka and to not have physical contact with people and to not have social activities? What percentage justifies this to you?