“Those that want to commingle can take their chances”

Post #433,699 by rcareaga 4/21/20 8:28:03 PM 4/21/20 8:28:03 PM Reply	“Those that want to commingle can take their chances” And those to whom they are exposed must perforce take their chances as well. Jeebus, box, don’t you have some doorknobs you need to lick?
Post #433,700 by boxley 4/21/20 9:02:48 PM 4/21/20 9:02:48 PM Reply	And those to whom they are exposed etc you sweeping vagrants out of your driveway again? simple, if you shelter in place you wont be running into them. If you go out wear a mask, don't go into a crowded store, wipe the gaspump before you gas up. Its not that hard. you are probably one of those who fear that it is spread by farts aren't you? "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #433,702 by rcareaga 4/21/20 9:10:06 PM 4/21/20 9:10:06 PM Reply	We will have occasion to see by the numbers …how the relaxing of “social distancing” proceeds over the coming weeks and months. As to them who venture carelessly out, and spread the joy? They’re probably not doing much in the way of prophylactic measures. They’re some of them going to get sick in the name of freedumb, and will expose others who, perhaps, have only gone out for minimal supplies and services. But don’t let that trouble you, box.
Post #433,703 by scoenye 4/22/20 7:48:08 AM 4/22/20 7:48:08 AM Reply	Conservative solidarity You know, "you'll help me even if it hurts you" https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52359100 Meanwhile Christian Yingling, a former commanding officer of the Pennsylvania Light Foot militia, called the protest "an acceptable risk". "I'm gonna do what I got to do to feed my family," he said. "If it means I got to risk my health then so be it… and yes even potentially the health of others.
Post #433,704 by mmoffitt 4/22/20 9:50:01 AM 4/22/20 9:50:01 AM Reply	I'd send flamethrowers to these protests. But that might just be some leftover Leninist in me. bcnu, Mikem It's mourning in America again.
Post #433,709 by drook 4/22/20 12:50:40 PM 4/22/20 12:50:40 PM Reply	Not surprising Jax Weaver and her 7-year-old daughter at the Austin rally: “I’m not worried about catching the virus. If we did catch the virus, I feel that we’re healthy enough to fight it.” -- Drew
Post #433,705 by boxley 4/22/20 10:41:16 AM 4/22/20 10:41:16 AM Reply	won't trouble me unless there is a vector to infect someone practicing stringent protections mask in public, bleach wipes in store and wipe down all surfaces with bleach wipes while touching same. "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #433,711 by drook 4/22/20 12:59:36 PM 4/22/20 12:59:36 PM Reply	How tight is your circle? I see my immediate family every day without masks. If one of us is exposed, odds are all of us are exposed. That's my circle. If my 8-year-old is playing in the back yard, sees a neighbor kid and runs over before we can stop her, now their whole family is in my circle. If they had the grandparents babysit Saturday, now they're in my circle. If the grandparents went to a rally last week because Trump told them to liberate Ohio, now all of them are in my circle. Tell me again how there's no vector for my 84-year-old mother-in-law to get it? -- Drew
Post #433,716 by boxley 4/22/20 5:12:15 PM 4/22/20 5:12:15 PM Reply	walk in the door, bleach hands, wipe face same rules for everyone unless someone is hacking a lugie into your face social distancing will cover it in most cases. "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #433,721 by drook 4/22/20 7:11:27 PM 4/22/20 7:11:27 PM Reply	Re: most cases Human intuition doesn't handle incidents with low probability but high risk. I agree that your list handles "most cases". But I only need one of the six people living in this house to be on the wrong side of "most" and we've all got it. -- Drew
Post #433,722 by boxley 4/22/20 9:10:45 PM 4/22/20 9:11:17 PM Reply	that would be the case whether your area stays is lockdown or starts opening up the only difference is that a soft open would mitigate https://www.motherjones.com/food/2020/04/these-photos-show-the-staggering-food-bank-lines-across-america/ "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman Edited by boxley April 22, 2020, 09:11:17 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #433,718 by Ashton 4/22/20 5:19:19 PM 4/22/20 5:19:20 PM Reply	..as told to Bogart in 'Maltese Falcon', "You're a fellow of nice judgments..." (just before the Fat-man's Heavy kicks the shit outta Bogie). Awards here: +9 for sweet-Reason ..compressed to 5 words! +10 for Restraint in-face-of: what could easily evoke n-snarks, abegging. But actually methinks that: Box's triage accords with my own evaluation, taken exactly as phrased. Except: sans your elegant, "Yes.. But.."? --there Will Be collateral damage [Military-euphemism-grade], however that aim is applied: is it not a classic [n!] Problem? this Pandemic of Apocalypses. tl;dr a Bitchin riposte :-)
Post #433,708 by lincoln 4/22/20 12:33:15 PM 4/22/20 12:33:15 PM Reply	Re: And those to whom they are exposed etc Satan (impatiently) to Newcomer: The trouble with you Chicago people is, that you think you are the best people down here; whereas you are merely the most numerous. - - - Mark Twain, "Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar" 1897

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