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Topic	Coronavirus Topic 9
Corrik7 07/12/20 4:23:36 PM #339:	v_charon posted... Because I'm not an idiot? It's the same issue we've heard about again and again. It's the same people who think masks prevent oxygen, a molecule, from getting in yet do nothing to prevent a virus, a particle far larger, from getting out. I also question someone with anxiety, which I myself have, going to a theme park featuring thrill rides and rollercoasters and insist on during it during a pandemic, and don't want to take proper precautions. Doesn't sound much like anxiety to me, sorry. Pathetic to drag along an autistic child so you can get a free ride from the legal system, which I can't imagine will work anyway. I'm not going to say she is making up her condition since she has a diagnosis, but a lot of people have medical conditions which prevent them from doing certain activities. So, you know someone's case is frivolous because you have seen it before. Wowee. Again. The question isn't whether it is frivolous or not. We are not privy to information to determine that. What the question is, as Jakyl said, is a question if how the law would rule in regards to it if it is not a frivolous case. --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1) <cite>Corrik7 posted [p:942020886] in Coronaviru... [t:78791947]...</cite> <quote>v_charon posted... </cite> <quote>Because I'm not an idiot? It's the same issue we've heard about again and again. It's the same people who think masks prevent oxygen, a molecule, from getting in yet do nothing to prevent a virus, a particle far larger, from getting out. I also question someone with anxiety, which I myself have, going to a theme park featuring thrill rides and rollercoasters and insist on during it during a pandemic, and don't want to take proper precautions. Doesn't sound much like anxiety to me, sorry. Pathetic to drag along an autistic child so you can get a free ride from the legal system, which I can't imagine will work anyway. I'm not going to say she is making up her condition since she has a diagnosis, but a lot of people have medical conditions which prevent them from doing certain activities.</quote>So, you know someone's case is frivolous because you have seen it before. Wowee. Again. The question isn't whether it is frivolous or not. We are not privy to information to determine that. What the question is, as Jakyl said, is a question if how the law would rule in regards to it if it is not a frivolous case. --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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