Those who are still hyper afraid can wait and remain extra cautious until they see that there still aren't bodies in the streets. I have been "going" this whole time.
Post by twetch#269
I don’t know. Some people are more vulnerable than others. Is it ethical to risk and short life of someone more vulnerable? Seems ethically wrong to me what the young & healthy Californian Epidemiologist said.
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Well, is it ethically wrong to live and breathe when so many die every year of influenza a and b? Your fear-based reasoning I do not subscribe to, I am sorry. The second we are born we are guaranteed to one day die. This is an inevitable fact.