Subj : Shit has hit the fan!
To   : tenser
From : jack phlash
Date : Sun Mar 29 2020 21:04:23

on 30 Mar 2020, tenser said...
 
 te> I see a good number of people doing this, but so
 te> far the guidance I've seen is that the virus is
 te> not airborne; if one stays the appropriate
 te> distance away from others while outdoors, why is
 te> that a problem?  Naturally, if multiple family
 te> units are congregating in public spaces that's
 te> messed up, but if it's just a family going for
 te> a walk or something and they're not near anyone
 te> else....

That was the exact issue we were having in my city. One group of friends or a
family goes to a park, who cares? Agreed. A few people? No problem. Next
thing you know the park is full of people and even if they're attempting to
maintain appropriate distances, they're going to be using the same bathrooms,
touching the same door knobs, gates, handrails, whatever. Even the hiking
trails in my area got flooded with people because they all thought they'd be
the only ones to come up with the idea to go out to a normally semi-secluded
scenic overlook or waterfall or whatever. The governor finally decided to put
an actual order in last week because people simply weren't using good
judgment.

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