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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is not clear the government can shut down a private enterprise. We also have the right to freely assemble. The evidence does not support lock downs, social distancing or wearing a mask. It's smoke in mirrors. It is frightening how many sheep just follow along and then shame those that have a brain. The ONLY way to fight this virus is through herd immunity. Protecting those most at risk is necessary and smart but the best defense is for the rest of us to get it.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/5472100002/
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is not clear the government can shut down a private enterprise. We also have the right to freely assemble. The evidence does not support lock downs, social distancing or wearing a mask. It's smoke in mirrors. It is frightening how many sheep just follow along and then shame those that have a brain. The ONLY way to fight this virus is through herd immunity. Protecting those most at risk is necessary and smart but the best defense is for the rest of us to get it.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat exemption only applies for work or school, not for personal or leisure reasons.
Per Mass.gov
Persons Commuting for Work or School: People who regularly commute, at least weekly, outside of Massachusetts to a fixed place to attend school or work or any person who regularly commutes, at least weekly into Massachusetts to a fixed place to attend school or work; provided that in either case, this exception applies only to and from the person’s residence and place of work or school. Workers or students who travel to any place that is not their home state for personal or leisure reasons cannot rely on this exemption.
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-travel-order
you will be treated as “arriving from” a place other than a COVID-19 lower-risk state if you were present in any State or jurisdiction not on the list of COVID-19 lower-risk states for more than a transitory period of time in the last 14 days.
As long as you leave same day you can assert that you were there for a transitory period of time. just don't sleep in RI.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFrom same page in section that applies to MA Residents:
you will be treated as “arriving from” a place other than a COVID-19 lower-risk state if you were present in any State or jurisdiction not on the list of COVID-19 lower-risk states for more than a transitory period of time in the last 14 days.
As long as you leave same day you can assert that you were there for a transitory period of time. just don't sleep in RI.
I'm pretty sure they would not consider a kid/parent "making a 2-hour stop" for a soccer game as being "transitory".
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWill there be refs? Subbing rules? Are teams paying a fee?
(asking, I don't know the answer myself)
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is not clear the government can shut down a private enterprise. We also have the right to freely assemble. The evidence does not support lock downs, social distancing or wearing a mask. It's smoke in mirrors. It is frightening how many sheep just follow along and then shame those that have a brain. The ONLY way to fight this virus is through herd immunity. Protecting those most at risk is necessary and smart but the best defense is for the rest of us to get it.
Are you freaking kidding me? You're funny as hell! Because they just did... for months!
Small enterprises, medium, large... they did it and are still doing it (dance clubs and bars for example).
I hear you man, reality sucks.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDo we know what is the definition of "transitory" per the state/governor?
I'm pretty sure they would not consider a kid/parent "making a 2-hour stop" for a soccer game as being "transitory".
they do set precedent regarding college drop offs tho and in/out same day falls under transitory
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot sure it matters. As long as the rules are adjusted enough it's not a game. This could be as easy as stating all play starts from the back and teams alternate 3 starts each. As long as the scores aren't posted (sorry got soccer), and it doesn't accrue to any league standing nor national ranking it is not a formal contest. As long as there is no stage progression nor designation of a winner its not a tournament. Fees should be expected for shared costs like field rental, and many other safety measures including refs and Marshalls to enforce social distancing at venue
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow so? A game that doesn't count with a modified format from standard rules is the literal definition of scrimmage
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostLiterally everything above is wrong. There are many scientific studies conducted over the last few months which show there is no herd immunity as some people have contracted COVID multiple times. Wearing a mask significantly reduces the spread of COVID. This approach "It is what it is" has contributed to the death of over 150,000 Americans, increasing by over 1,000 per day. Those that have a brain practice social distancing, wear a mask and wash their hands. All you have to do is look at how bad Sweden handled COVID to know they are one of the few countries which has handled COVID worse than the U.S.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/5472100002/
If you (wrongly) believe the herd immunity is impossible, then what you are also saying is that there is no point in pursuing a vaccine (see: the common cold).
Just take your idiocy to the MSNBC forums.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGood god. Imagine thinking Sweden handled this badly. They are completely done with the epidemic (1 death a day NATIONALLY) and never locked down.
If you (wrongly) believe the herd immunity is impossible, then what you are also saying is that there is no point in pursuing a vaccine (see: the common cold).
Just take your idiocy to the MSNBC forums.
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europ...ic%20transport.
"It is one of the highest death rates relative to population size in Europe, and by far the worst among the Nordic nations. Unlike Sweden, the rest all chose to lock down early in the pandemic."
sweden good job? not so much
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