If they can maintain social distancing are they really more dangerous than other businesses? Should people knowing the possible danger be allowed to decide!
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Not for me. They opened 'other' businesses because it's [i] essential[/i]. If government decide to close down supermarkets or repair services, how long would you survive? Did people die because they didn't go to church? If we let other people decide in such a critical situation, we might as well be dead before we get to a decision. I don't think social distancing would be feasible in church. But if you go ahead and go to church, just because you have rights, you're putting others in danger too.
It's not rocket science. You only need common sense.
Some people believe you need more reason before you suspend their rights under the constitution. There is no scientific reason mask wearing socially spaced people in a church are more likely to spread the virus.@JBird
@AnneHoney [quote] There is no scientific reason mask wearing socially spaced people in a church are more likely to spread the virus. [/quote] I like to know where did you get information because I don't think it's true. People wear mask not because it reduces the risk from getting the virus. It's for protection of people around you.
[quote] Some people believe you need more reason before you suspend their rights under the constitution. [/quote] Those people are arrogant and stupid. I don't think it's a right time to preach about their rights when there's an epidemic. They should listen to government and health officials because they don't know any better. It also helps them to live another day to tell the story.
@Budwick [quote] But bars are OK? [/quote] I don't think that's true. Either your country is not doing a good job or you're lying. Because bars and restaurants are closed in my country.
Bars and restaurants reopened two days ago in Ohio.
[Don't worry, the restrictions are so intense only a very few restaraunts will survive. They operated on very slim margins before the virus. Cutting their clientele by more than half ensures their demise.]
@Budwick I am from India. Currently I live in a state called Kerala. You can google how is the state doing compared to US. You can check if people cried about their rights or if they actually listened to government.
@Budwick [quote] So, you've got those pesky religious people under control, eh? [/quote] I could say religious people were far more smarter to think than to cry about their rights.
@Budwick [quote] Bars and restaurants reopened two days ago in Ohio. [/quote] I forgot you're from US. So you're not lying. Your country is not doing a good job then.
@JBird [quote]You can check if people cried about their rights or if they actually listened to government.[/quote]
Is India well renowned for it's personal freedom? We take our civil liberties pretty seriously here in the USA. Especially since the communist left has been working so hard to take them away.
We don't cry about our threatened rights. We take them back. By force if necessary.
@Budwick [quote] I haven't heard anyone wanting that [/quote] I am sorry you don't understand metaphor but that's kind of what you are doing right now. 🤪
[quote] The post is about being able to go to church. That's where my focus was. [/quote] That's where my focus too and also why I showed the screenshot to make you understand but I feel it's a waste of time.
[quote] Did some American piss in your Cheerio's this morning? [/quote] Typical 'mericans, thinking everyone eats Cheerios for breakfast. 🤣🤣🤣
@Budwick [quote] your screenshot isn't relative to religion, swimming or crocodiles. [/quote] 🤦 What's with your attitude? Are you acting stupid or are you actually stupid?
