The reason I'm not a big fan of these analogies is that people should drink less, the punishments for reckless drinking should be more harsh, driving should be more difficult and more expensive, and our cities should make it less convenient. W shouldn't accept any of it.
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When people say, "you're worried about COVID, but cars kill a million people a year" it's like, yeah, and that's really stupid. Why do we do that? We shouldn't do that.
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You would pay it? Or are willing to have others pay it?
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with all of those things - cars, alcohol, obesity, those are prices other people pay, too
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covid has given us an invaluable lesson. Not everything needs to be done in person.
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And also a lesson that some things really, really do need to be in person.
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What's not normal? I go to bars on weekends, kid in school, can choose whether to mask indoors or not, office is back to on-site optional. There's people outside the nightclub at the end of the street having typical Friday drama, and our Covid hospitalization rate locally is okay
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Are any of these contagious?
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