Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Me too. All the people who stay home constantly are doing is shifting the risk to someone else, whether it’s someone delivering their groceries or whatever they’re deciding not to go to the store for.

Not my definition of a hero.

Yeah agreed. You aren’t a hero for being privileged enough to pay someone to grocery shop for you...that’s still someone at the store. It’s super classist really.

We've been doing peapod for this reason. I feel like the peapod workers are safer than the grocery workers.

We're also a family with a pretty high level of potential exposure though, for reasons we can't change, so it's in the interest of our grocery store workers that we don't show up there.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We all stayed home for months to flatten the curve. We listened and stayed home. We have not socialized with anyone. We get our groceries delivered. No play dates.

I know several people who have become coronavirus vigilantes and I have begun to dislike them.

What makes you think you are better than people who pack and deliver your groceries and your lives are worth more?
Go browse target and unclench.

How would me browsing target help the people who pack and deliver my groceries?

Wouldn't keeping the virus levels down keep those people safer?

What is a coronavirus vigilante?