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I will be first in line for many, many, many, many, many reasons. I chose this because the information is easy to understand. COVID-19 Deaths by Age | The Heritage Foundation |
this couple takes selfishness to another level entirely
wow for this very reason I will not fly until long after 70+% of the world has been given the vaccine |
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I see some posting here that says one thing and means another. It is so easy for most of us to see bantering for position and power of "smartness". That may appear to be feeling toward others, but it is not.
Mean people say kind things but perceptive people can see they really don' t mean them kindly. |
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I will just remind people that the Medical Scientists are saying to EXPECT more Corona Virus types to spring up from China or other places - it is a consequence of the Global Economy, which is NOT going away. |
Ah, Jim, you mean progress? Well that is true, there will always be progress, not always for the better. I thought you meant human selfishness, which has always been there.
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The folks that travel by plane are always taking a chance of contracting some illness. However, in this case those travelers are counting on the airlines to provide them with safe passage. Yes, it is their choice as to whether or not to take the chance of being enclosed in a system that recirculates the air, but likely as not they believe that if the airlines KNOWS that someone is positive with the virus, the airlines would prohibit those infected from boarding. With the limited information available, it does seem like the airlines could be held liable to being sued. However, I would be interested in seeing what happens to those two that tested positive, IF they do not become ill and if they test negative after being arrested. Proving the "endangering" charge is not a cut and dry conviction. I can not defend this couple for seemingly endangering others on the plane, just wondering what possesses folks like this.
And I do not equate that to those that go maskless in grocery stores. There is absolutely no comparison. The only way you could compare a mask-less person to that would be if they knowingly tested positive for the virus before entering the store. Don't you think it is time to quit vilifying those that choose not to wear their masks? It doesn't bother me to see them when I am wearing mine in the store. Is it because some are upset because others do something and they can't? Since I do not even have a minute of close proximity with anyone when shopping, I do not worry about contacting the virus from anyone, even if they are infected. This has nothing to do with flying in a closed environment such as a plane with folks that are known to be positive for the virus, whether infected or not. Lets hope that virus panic does not result in virtual lynchings. |
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Most know what is right and wrong. At least most folks old enough to live in The Villages do. Our mothers told us, time and time again when we were home with them all summer and before and after school. Our mothers embarrassed us in front of the grocery store manager if we tried to take candy. Our mothers guilted us over the starving kids in Africa. Now children are placed with "well educated" people who the parents wouldn't trust their fancy new car with. Most of us know what we should do. Especially if we are older. Unless we have sociopathic tendencies. |
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