I am profoundly sorry that this thread has degenerated into arguments.
I almost wish the problem at hand wasn't Coronavirus, but bubonic plague. If it was, there'd be one thing is for sure---you'd be able to tell who had and who didn't.
You didn’t. There is a difference in reasoning together, people exposing their fears and just being obtuse. You are a person of goodwill and you never devolve to plugging your ears and throwing out insults. No worries. **hugs**
I see more and more people getting onto the stay-at-home thing and while I understand this and agree for the time being on much of it, social distancing is having a noticeable effect on how people in society are interacting, or not interacting. There is a distinct coldness and even borderline antipathy I sense between people if they are slightly too close. I accidentally bumped into a person's cart at Walmart and I apologized but the woman had the most angry look on her face as if I dropped her baby. No one even wants to look at each other. No one speaks in the store (I understand about the respiratory droplet thing but anyway). This social distancing thing is creating what I thought was a loveless society into an even more loveless society. It's impossible not to see this as demonic unless you are blinded by the devil yourself. None of this is from God. Human beings are not meant to operate in isolation. This is unnatural and it feels almost more toxic than the disease. They're even trying to close state parks now. People who get their exercise from going to the park can't get the necessary air and sun and take a basic walk outside. This is going to protect people's health? I also think that all these measures are veiled methods of getting people to accept incremental marshal law. If this stuff were only going to be a month or so that's one thing but I think they're going to keep making excuses to prolong this.
I'm still afraid of my elderly loved ones dying of it but I see your point in the other things you said.
You might be interested in this Wolseley.
