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So.... are you saying that protests are good for decreasing covid spread because it keeps non-protestors inside? I'm genuinely not following the point you're trying to make and am actually curious. The original post sounded anti-protest-y
Protests appear to be on net relatively neutral for COVID spread in large part because they utterly fuck over public spaces for non-protesters, many of whom are already struggling to get out of bed. Hope that's clearer.
Oh!!! So it’s about non-protestors not being able to gather outside because of BLM protests?
you do know that the protests are in response to bigger problems than.... "I can't hangout outside in SF because people are protesting against racial inequality and police brutality?"
I’m not sure how this is even relevant when protests are not occupying whole cities’ streets. They aren’t “utterly fucking over” public access - as I understand it they are located in a relatively small proximity, with huge amounts of cities unaffected by crowds protesting.
the paper has an interesting premise but it’s more likely due to the reporting than protests themselves. I live a block from the target that was set on fire and yet I go to protests (not to meet my needs or to feel morally superior), I get outside responsibly every single day>
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