When I had this conversation with the @NewYorker a couple days ago, no one in my dad’s prison had tested positive.
Now they have. Time is of the essence.
This pandemic made it clearer than ever that mass incarceration must end. Public health & public safety depend on it.
I did not miss that bit of weaselage, but if you want to extend the definition of a family to everyone in that lineage to the beginning of time, then the number would probably be closer to 100% because every family has had someone incarcerated at some point in their history ...
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...which would make the statement completely pointless, data wise. Basically it would be like saying every family since the beginning of time has had someone die at childbirth. It is almost a tautology.
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The claim was that a majority of people have had someone in their immediate family (child, sibling, parent, spouse) at some point. That does not reduce to discrete households, clearly. You were wrong. Way more wrong than Chesa—assuming he’s wrong.
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