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It not about conviction any more

It's not about living by our convictions anymore, its about yielding to whatever is the most convenient. America is now poised to accept allegiance to a system based on the nature of a beast. Cosmic indifference to the individual and moral bias to the greater good of the planet. People are now conditioned to accept a required mark that will link them to the hive mind of a new world system of economics and false security. The nominal christian will gladly accept a mark if it means they can go shopping without a wallet or the inconvenience of credit card. The nominal christian will happily oblige the politically correct rules of LBGQT leadership if it means they can receive a universal basic income that includes free health care. All conviction to following an antiquated idea of a living God has been relinquished to the convenience of a UBI and access to the latest approved vaccination. If you have to trade your God for a vaccination in order to buy your children some food, I dare say most will go along with the crowd. Welcome to the new world order of things.

THE SKY IS FALLING!Hogwash.We haven't thrown away ANY liberties. There are simply some people who agree that with an infectious disease going about, it is wise to not go to places where there are a number of people.Period.It has NOTHING to do with Constitutional Liberties. It's about like saying that if there is a tornado coming down the road and people are told to shelter in place, that someone who is boldly defending their constitutional rights, walks outside anyway.The best you can hope in such cases is that the guy who went outside is blown away. Hopefully to another country. Because he's an idiot...and in the case of coronavirus, while I don't care if HE catches it, he will likely give it to someone who did try to do the right thing.

Re: The guy's wrong

nope, common sense is that a quarantine is where you lock up sick people, not when you shutdown most business and lock up the healthy instead of simply establishing proper conditions in which to work (distancing, hygiene, masks, etc..). There has been nothing sensible in the way this has been handled at all, and when the lawsuits over this come to the Supreme Court, there is no chance that these measures will stand. You do realize that you can be asymptomatic and still spread the virus. So I'm not really sure how you allow for that.

Exactly...