[CheshireTheCat]

I think FR needs a new topic choice: "Hysteria."

I don't see how things like this don't shift at lead 500K college student votes from D to R.

This guy would have had to go to a quarantine dorm that was full of people who did test positive and he didn't think that was safe. He has a point.

Couldn't he argue that he was wearing mask all the time whenever he was around people and he theoretically should't get infected?

[impimp]

I don’t know what he should argue...it would be tempting to tell everybody off.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I think FR needs a new topic choice: "Hysteria."

See tagline

[lee martell]

Unfortunately, the university may be correct to require this student to quarantine, assuming he was in contact with that diseased individual. The university should allow him to know who that person was. Maybe it was mistaken identity. Maybe they never were in close proximity.

Think of it this way; would the same university ask this of a student who may have been near somebody with Hepatitis or TB?
Yes, they would.

[Grampa Dave]

Time to bring in big time lawyers and sue the hell out of the university and anyone else involved in this act of tyranny.

It’s real simple. Quarantine is when you restrict the movement of sick people. Tyranny is when you restrict the movement of healthy people. Stupidity is when you cannot tell the difference.*

*posted on 10/14/2020, 7:06:25 AM by USA Conservative

[sauropod]

“He’s a WITCH!!!”

“Burn Him!”

“Does he weigh as much as a duck?”

[DariusBane]

Just horse poop. Again. As if more reasons to hate modernity are required. Sheer foppery. Stupidity. A bunch of monkeys chewing on flyswatters.

The idiotocracy is well in hand. Mindless vacuous sheep in vain search for a coherent thought. Propagandized but never taught to THINK. Silly little children with adult credentials. Sad.

[ConservativeMind]

Urbana AND Champaign have become political cesspools over the past few decades. Urbana housed the crazy Wisconsin Congress people when Walker had to get a quorum on stuff, and the new mayor of Champaign passed an edict at the beginning of COVID that was effectively Martial law, saying every thing in the city limits was now owned by the city to be used by the city as it saw fit. It also said it could determine who could leave their homes and banned anything related to buying firearms or anything that could support their use.

My wife and I know people there and one Christian lady told my wife that “it was only fair and reasonable” and “nothing will likely get that bad, and if it did, the city needed it for a reason.”

My mouth dropped open when she told me this.