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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by chucksmash on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @03:23PM (#22549446)
Exactly. In my life I've always hoped to live in a world where everybody used "do the most irresponsible thing legally allowed" as their lodestar.

If there is a buck to be made, who am I to not make it??? "Common sense"? I got bills to pay!

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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by PeterStuer on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @04:17PM (#22550011)
You forgot to put the '/s'.
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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by selectodude on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @03:32PM (#22549564)
>"Common sense"? I got bills to pay!

Starving has a 100 percent mortality rate.

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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by chucksmash on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @03:38PM (#22549636)
Luckily no one has ever died of a false dichotomy.
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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by CydeWeys on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @04:38PM (#22550223)
A New Hampshirite will tell you otherwise.
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Re:San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 ... by threatofrain on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @05:13PM (#22550726)
Do you care for common sense for social policy on viral epidemics? Common sense in many places means toughing it out is professionally normal, even if you're getting your coworkers sick. The same applies for kids in school.

These kinds of medical judgments on viral epidemics are exactly where we want the government to communicate clear vision and leadership on emergency medical policy...

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