Should people also include whether or not contracting the virus is likely to kill them within 14 days? Because that's relevant too.
New rule. If you're criticizing lockdown protestors, you have to preface your criticism by saying whether you still have an income. Because if you're criticizing people for wanting their income back even as you still have an income, that's important context for us to know.
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Is there a group on earth that the virus is likely to kill within 14 days?
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All the protestors just happen to be white, it's really weird.
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Makes sense to me. You don’t get to have an income flowing in and at the same time call someone selfish for wanting an income
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I've been saying this since Day 1 of the lockdown. The ones that are criticising the people that were critical of the lockdown were the ones that weren't worried about keeping food on the table.
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A bunch of middle-income Middle America people are actually getting a raise out of this between standard unemployment, the $600 extra unemployment, and the stimulus.
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Question: Do THEY have to state if they still have an income? Second question: Can't they file for unemployment?
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To preface, I fully agree with people’s right to protest. The tricky part is that a large portion of the folks doing so criticized Kaepernick for kneeling. Don’t think we were as thorough providing context then...
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You can't compare Kapernick kneeling to people protesting to get their rights restored. Kapernick wasn't unemployed, broke, or on the verge of losing his business or home. We should support those who want to work instead of those who are ok with collecting government assistance.
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