You Have A Right To Congregate - So COVID Prohibitions Should All Be Based On Employee And Consumer Protections

You Have A Right To Congregate - So COVID Prohibitions Should All Be Based On 
Employee And Consumer Protections

There should be advice at the restaurant, like: "If You Dine Here, You Will Likely 
Get COVID And Die."

That should be sufficient for Consumer Protections.

But as to Employee Protections, if you're going to prohibit employees from being 
criminally exploited to self-harm; then you have to protect employees by giving 
them an equal income if their job is stolen by your prohibition.  And if you do 
so, then employees can make their own decisions whether to work for the money, or 
not work and take a free hand-out.  Waiters and busboys don't produce any equity 
nor build the economy anyway.  Their work is non-essential services for your 
entertainment.  So why doesn't everyone switch to "take-out" anyway.  If waiters 
and busboys go on spending without working it will not affect the economy.

Employment is a capital issue, and killing someone off, by laying them off, to 
save someone else's life, is what you're doing.

The Restaurant industry employs 10% of the workforce, and 4% of the U.S. GDP, is 
an $899 Billion industry with 15 million workers, including 2.5 million waiters, 
and more busboys.


People literally die in the gutter in America.  It's a imperfect and criminally 
negligent civilization.

The United States is a crap civilization because it has not lived up to the 
American dream.

We're not united when you let people suffer in poverty.

It's a pretty sad state of affairs.