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Originally Posted by zrx299
Those of us who would frequent the entertainment and nightlife haven't been scared away by the covid nonsense one bit. The arbitrary restrictions could (and should) go away tomorrow and this stuff would be packed literally overnight.
People should have the ability to decide for themselves what's appropriate. Those who have a valid reason to fear covid (and 10,000 other pathogens floating around in public) can take the steps necessary to protect themselves and distance all they want. The "morally superior" corona-bro agoraphobics can join them. Putting that burden on >99% of other people and the accompanying holier-than-thou attitude it has conjured needs to stop immediately.
There's an overwhelming majority of people out there who just aren't affected by this and who have quite frankly seen and had enough of the restrictions and untold economic damage of the past year. It's beyond time to get on with life and get rid of the arbitrary constricting bs that's rooted in nothing more than legal/political risk management at this point.
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The entire reason for forced restrictions is because of your line of thinking. Everyone needs to make sacrifices for the greater good right now. It's not harmless for put yourself at risk -- it gives the virus more chance to spread, and with each new infection there is the risk of new mutations that might be more dangerous or not covered by the vaccines. Maybe the current situation isn't dangerous for you, but that doesn't mean your actions won't result in greater danger to society as a whole.
Also, this isn't really a proper thread to even start this discussion.
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