No, it's not the same thing because in one scenario, people are voluntarily choosing to talk.
I get what you're saying in terms of voluntary vs involuntary. And overcrowding hospitals is a strong argument. But again, from their perspective the numbers dont add up. Most are not going to die from it. I saw a quote from Boyce Watkins that only 1% die from it. And you know they love to quote how more people have died from the flu. So in their view, put more regulations on areas that are heavily effected. Like the 3 main counties. But not on the smaller white towns, rural areas, etc.
yep.They now this virus is potentially gonna fukk up their systematicgravy train . Lots of their employment has hinged on nepotism and creating jobs that really have no value in the grand scheme of the companies they work for, and they're not built to deal with adversity. Gonna be some interesting times ahead of us
Not to mention they were blocking ambulances in their cars protesting that probably were taking critical CV19 cases to the ER. So by their willful ignorance and stupidty they not only became superspreaders of this virus, but more than likely contributed to additional CV19 deaths cause people died on the way to the hospital while in traffic they created.
One example i saw on the news was with the mowing thlawn/small bizness. They feel that their lawn service is very low risk. Youre not interacting with the public qnd just cutting grass. But a Mcdonald'a worker is interacting with the public, giving food, handling money, is way risker. But thats deemed essential by the governor
Thats why I watch none, except in cases of breaking news
and I can only stand it in measured amounts.
He works that board like he is on a pair of 1s and 2s 
30 degrees outside, light snow falling, during a pandemic and look at these “true Americans”
Thousands of cars in downtown Lansing and Many people left there cars with no masks or gloves or jackets
