True we’re all too busy feeding our sourdough starter.
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Not really analogous situations. Maybe if Auden fled the UK to go serve in the German army it’d be a closer parallel.
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Since you’re so eager, why don’t you tell us how you feel about it?
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I honestly don’t get the anger at the folks who left? Because it seems divorced from any thoughts of “by leaving you’re causing more spread” and instead is just like emotional outbursts around how they should stay for solidarity reasons?
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I’m actually very happy that there are fewer people in my building. I don’t care where they went.
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Only hindsight distinguishes between those who had ‘the foresight to escape’ and those who ‘did not stand and fight’.
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Molly Crabapple took a swing at this on Twitter a few days ago.
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Wouldn't a more apt comparison be Londoners fleeing the plague of 1665?
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Hmmm. By leaving they do not contribute to the spread of COVID19 within NY, and if they left before they were infected, neither to the place they went to. I don't get the anger. You want less population in place, not more.
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