> it disproportionally harms the poorest and most vulnerable of our society. So does dying from Covid, or getting sick numerous times and missing work. Or not

> it disproportionally harms the poorest and most vulnerable of our society. So does dying from Covid, or getting sick numerous times and missing work. Or not being able to afford missing work so you go in anyway and spread the disease, leading to your work being shutdown for weeks. No matter what is done, the poorest and most vulnerable will be disproportionally affected. While I agree we can't perpetually mandate stay-at-home orders and expect everyone to live off savings, we _can_ expect the gov't to make that possible beyond the pathetic payments that folks received.