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Topic	American passports are worthless now, ok?
chaosbowser 07/12/20 4:08:45 PM #64:	KnoxKorner posted... On the surface level this does seem like a pretty funny contradiction. However, it seems we are being serious so lets explain why they're different. A social gathering likely runs under the assumption that a bunch of people familiar with each other are spending time together. This means that most likely there's no precautions being taken with these people like mask wearing. A protest is a bunch of people likely unfamiliar with one another so they're going to be likely taking some precautions like mask wearing. I mean there's not really much hard math behind either recommendation but basically they feel gatherings of more than a 100 make even social distancing + mask wearing possibly not sufficient for preventing spread. I was not a fan of people protesting during a pandemic either but it seems places where the virus has spiked are not protest hotspots. They're mainly southern and western states that have made pretty weak efforts to curb viral spread through policy in general so the protests are unlikely the cause of our current second wave. --- I love people. I hate people. <cite>chaosbowser posted [p:942020309] in American p... [t:78839965]...</cite> <quote>KnoxKorner posted... </cite> <quote> </quote> On the surface level this does seem like a pretty funny contradiction. However, it seems we are being serious so lets explain why they're different. A social gathering likely runs under the assumption that a bunch of people familiar with each other are spending time together. This means that most likely there's no precautions being taken with these people like mask wearing. A protest is a bunch of people likely unfamiliar with one another so they're going to be likely taking some precautions like mask wearing. I mean there's not really much hard math behind either recommendation but basically they feel gatherings of more than a 100 make even social distancing + mask wearing possibly not sufficient for preventing spread. I was not a fan of people protesting during a pandemic either but it seems places where the virus has spiked are not protest hotspots. They're mainly southern and western states that have made pretty weak efforts to curb viral spread through policy in general so the protests are unlikely the cause of our current second wave. --- I love people. I hate people.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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