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UK residents, T's and C supply.

Well, howdy there, internet people people let's bow again so today we're going to talk

about a message I got that has some philosophical and moral questions in it and and they're worth addressing. I'm not going to go through the whole message

because it's really long, it's really detailed and it has a lot of medical

information in it about people and stuff like that. So I'm not going to do that.

But in relevant part, what happens to Rule 303 when no one else around you honors it. Why should you follow it when it is no longer a gateway to a stronger community because the community itself no longer cares for its own survival? Do I go volunteer at the hospital to honor

this rule and expose my dying dad to COVID when I'm caring for him to what end?

What does that matter if no one cares or wants it? Do I isolate

myself so that I can care for him in spite of what's happening to the rest of

the world? What is the right thing to do when it all seems

to be falling down anyway? My gut tells me that the right way to act is to maximize good, but there doesn't seem to be much left here and what there is

no one else seems to want. There's really two questions here. The first is the immediate. Do you continue

volunteering in the current situation.

If you didn't pick it up from the context,

her father is immunocompromised at the moment.

And continuing to volunteer may put him at a lot of risk.

So that one's pretty easy. You know if you have the means you have the responsibility

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