Someone with Ebola would be visibly ill and most likely voluntarily seek out medical care.
The "detaining and removing" only occurs if one has violated the public health measures meant to protect everyone. It has nothing to do with presuming anyone is ill. It is only because anyone might be an asymptomatic carrier, or just not think their symptoms are that bad yet. The average person is notoriously bad at assessing their own symptoms.
“Society” didn’t pass that law.
So just to be clear... you wouldn’t object state governors deciding to “remove and detain” healthy individuals just because they refuse to continue following their mask mandates and lock down rules?
I thought it was established that asymptomatic carriers don’t spread Covid. Has this changed again? And what about all the false positive tests?
If the conditions of the pandemic warrant it, then I would support "remove and detain". I believe conditions do warrant it some level of enforcement.
That was never true. What was true and still is true is that asymptomatic carriers do not spread Covid as effectively as fully symptomatic carriers. That makes sense. Symptomatic carriers have a much higher viral load, and often find it necessary to cough. Most people with symptoms are self-isolating, which has helped a lot. Presently most of the spread is coming from either asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic individuals. Those are people that are in the process of developing symptoms, but those symptoms have not yet risen to the level where the individual recognizes them as Covid, and not just "the sniffles" or something minor. As I said, the average person is not very skilled at knowing if their minor symptoms are Covid or not.
Those are mostly the fast tests that have a high false positive (and false negative) rate. The PCR test is the gold standard and it has a very few false positives.
Covid is no deadlier than the yearly flu. Why do conditions warrant it?
Don’t talk to me about what makes sense. None of this makes sense. None of it!
Good for the PRC test, but I think you missed the point.
Covid is deadlier than the yearly flu for those who catch it.
If they are in their homes then they are likely not violating public health directives. NY bill A416 is not targeted at people in their homes.
If there was a point, I missed it. But I doubt there was a point.
You are a medical outsider. You are not familiar with isolation protocols. False flag safety.
They deemed churches as Non essential. They deem restaurants as criminal enterprises.Chilling!
Absolutely chilling.
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There is nothing unconstitutional about enforcing public health directives.
So if you are deemed to have been around some people who may have been around sick people, you can be incarcerated. Any family member of a nurse or employee of a nursing home with a resident that has/had Wuhan Fru can be placed in detention.
We are not talking about involuntary committment. We are talking about generic public health measures like social distancing, mask wearing, and no involvement in large group activities. Why is these measures so objectionable to RWers who otherwise seem to be fine with stopping at red lights, not smoking in public places, wearing helmets on a motorcycle and wearing a seatbelt in a car or plane?
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The people at that illegal party were asked to disperse, but they refused, and so they were fined according to the law.Snitch laws.
Like red commie Russia. Snitch on your neighbor and he can get hauled off. Guilty until proven innocent. The Marxists will peddle this as being "for the greater good"
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That’s what they’re talking about in NY.
I guess RWers don't like playing pretend.