Posted on Mar 31, 2021
The Intersection Of Freedom And Responsibility During Pandemic, After Mass Shootings
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People have been having debates — sometimes arguments — with friends, family, coworkers and strangers about the personal responsibility of wearing a mask and getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Heated conversations are also unfolding around guns following two back-to-back mass shootings in Georgia and Colorado. Opinions emerging from these debates often touch upon personal freedoms, liberty and responsibility as Americans living in a democracy.
Heated conversations are also unfolding around guns following two back-to-back mass shootings in Georgia and Colorado. Opinions emerging from these debates often touch upon personal freedoms, liberty and responsibility as Americans living in a democracy.
The Intersection Of Freedom And Responsibility During Pandemic, After Mass Shootings
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CW3 Dick McManus
It was so porous that 40,000 people came to the US from China anyway. Trump’s restrictions also allowed travel from China to the States for more than five months after their announcement, and more than 8.000 Chinese and foreign nationals still entered the country after the sanctions the Associated Press described as “porous.” In the first months of the limited restrictions, at least 27,000 Americans also flew to the United States from China.
Fact Check: Did Donald Trump Suspend All Travel From China? | Heavy.com
Fact Check: Did Donald Trump Suspend All Travel From China? | Heavy.com
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The virus that causes COVID-19 is mutating, and that’s complicating efforts to end the pandemic. If there’s only one thing people learn about variants, it should be this: The best way to prevent new strains of the coronavirus from emerging is by stopping transmission of the virus altogether. We will bring an end to the pandemic much sooner if everyone remains vigilant about social distancing, wears a mask, and gets vaccinated when it’s their turn.
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