Asking what these individuals are doing out of their homes during this dire time for them in the U.S. is a prudent action.
Don't confuse The desire to protect them with allegations of subtle racism.
So if you see a black person in your neighrbourhood, they must be poor?
>> Asking what these individuals are doing out of their homes during this dire time for them in the U.S. is a prudent action.
So you know there's no house arrest for the general public anywhere in the US right now, plus social networks exist before & after covid?
>> Don't confuse The desire to protect them with allegations of subtle racism.
Yes - everyone's first reaction to the scenario described is "how can I protect this person from themselves?"
I'll give you the benefit of assuming you're just a really argumentative "debater" or this is a troll, otherwise... wow...