But That's None Of My Business

No, I'm afraid for other people when I leave the house. If it were a personal risk, we'd all leave you to your own foolishness - it's the people you're going to spread the disease to who pay for your mistake, some of whom will die.

Exactly! Are you getting it now?

Yes but Im not sure you do..
If you're scared to leave the house or scared to come into contact with people who were outside then stay in your house and don't come out
But if you're not scared then go out

I.e/ telling other people to stay locked up because you want to stay locked up is like your mother making you wear a coat because SHES cold, even though you aren't..

Yeah, no, not at all, because not wearing a coat doesn't make other people deathly sick.

Na you're not getting it.
I'll tell you what though, it's a good thing you don't have any overt phobias, because I'd hate to live in a world where everyone would have to rid themselves of said objects and bury them lest you theoretically encounter them in your daily journeys... Even though people with said phobias could simply stay home rather than expecting everyone else to calm their fears..

Don't make other people sick. It's a real dick move.

And if you think that going out could make you sick then stay in the house and you won't have to worry about it..
Pretty simple

Stop ignoring us: it gets OTHER PEOPLE sick. It spreads the disease to people who are not your selfish ass.

It's hilarious how you refuse to get this, but then again if you got things you wouldn't be you..

1. You are scared of the dark.
2. I am not.
3. The person next to me is not either.
4. You think myself and the other person should not be allowed out when it's dark.
5. If people are scared of the dark then they should stay indoors.
6. People scared of the dark stay in, people not scared go out
7. People scared of the dark should mind their own business rather than trying to regulate others over their own questionable phobia.

It spreads the disease to people who are not your selfish ass.

Unless your armpits smell super nasty...

(Wear a mask, people.)

The cold hard truth

COVID-19 is killing primarily people over 70 years old or those who have acompromised immune system or chronic medical condition such as diabetes, obesity or hypertension. It will keep killing these people until herd immunity is achieved naturally or through vaccination.

Since we know the medical profile of most of the victims of covid-19, the plan of action is quite simple. Quarantine, isolate and protect this smaller segment of the population as opposed to quarantining, lockdown, whatever you want to call it, the entire population. The sooner herd immunity is reached, potentially the fewer deaths there will be.

Then Italy happened and the problems in your plan became clear.

They did not isolate at risk people. Neither did NYC. In fact, New York and New Jersey required nursing homes to take positive testing patients back from hospitals. In Ohio, 80% of inmates at two prisons have had the coronavirus, with most having no symptoms as reported by Cleveland.com on May 20, 2020. That is damn near herd immunity. As far as those prisons go, the “pandemic” is basically finished.

Read up on history of “social distancing”, paying attention the credentials of those opposing it.

https://www.wnd.com/2020/05/4820879/

No, see, I've done my reading. Your condescending attitude is preventing you from listening and understand what your mistakes are.

We'll get herd immunity. It's going to happen. It won't take that long. But what we can't do is replace experienced trained nurses overnight when they all get sick at the same time. We can't make respirators appear out of thin air. We can't isolate sick people if we don't know who they are.

Your strategy does not work. We cannot rush herd immunity - that is how people die, and those people would not die if we kept the outbreak within our medical capacity.

“ We'll get herd immunity. It's going to happen. It won't take that long”
- It’s been a few months and it is like day one still, nowhere near herd immunity.

“ We can't isolate sick people if we don't know who they are.”
- Isolate the smaller percentage that are at risk of dying

“ We cannot rush herd immunity ...”
- This contradicts first statement. Also, letting it occur naturally is not rushing it.

97% of deaths are 70+ yrs with chronic medical condition. How long can these people be successfully isolated from the virus? A vaccine produced in mass numbers and administered to 80% of the country is quite aways away (12 months?). Natural herd immunity is only a couple months away. Take your pick.

I'm happy for the bits that you're deliberately misinterpreting to be on full display here.