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You're certainly no captain america with that attitude.

Because there's no way to feasibly require & enforce that all non-vaccinated people wear masks. This isn't complicated at all. It's anti-vaxx non-maskers ruining it for everyone, and the end result is that now we're back to near-universal masking until we can get children vaccinated and while...

Yup, fair enough, though I was mistaken and thought we were talking about employees here, not customers. Also I’m curious to see if this one holds up if it’s challenged in court.

Please provide a link to the text of this law

Far as I know it’s perfectly legal. The law is surrounding mandates made by local governments, not businesses.

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At some point, probably soon, the military will require the vaccine. That will open up unit commanders to prohibiting service people under them from visiting with unvaccinated family members due to unit readiness requirements. That plus opening it up to under 12 year olds, and massive employers...

How many people does the average guest come into close contact with during a day at the magic kingdom? Google suggests the park has about 100k visitors a day. If you pass in close proximity to 30,000 people in an average day of visiting the parks (no idea, just a number) you’d come into contact...

Yeah here's hoping on that front for sure! Still, we know where this infection trajectory is headed, seems deranged to not make every effort to mitigate.

A group which includes all children under 12 as well as numbers of people who cannot be vaccinated of medical reasons.

Sure there's a difference. The alpha variant had an r0 of around 2.5, Delta has an r0 of between 6 and 8. It is orders of magnitude more infectious than the alpha variant. The difference between now and march is that now we're sitting at the foothill of cases that indicate a coming tidal wave of...

That was disney's vile choice to not stand by their employees and pay them to stay home. It also has no bearing on their ability to cancel peoples vacation reservations, which they've proven they're plenty capable of.

Well as you said, people have dining and hotel reservations currently, so therefore disney's hands are completely tied, they have no ability to institute a shut down, or to reduce capacity. And since that's an impossibility, we know that when they did it last time there must have been some...

Calling attention to what? Has he told people anything other than to practice distancing, wear a mask, and get vaccinated as soon as you're able to?

Ah yes, unlike that miraculous period we had the first time around when the hotels were unbooked and no one had dining reservations. Good thing we had that massive booking hole making it easy for Disney to shut down and institute distancing requirements.

With incidence of Long-Covid and other such longterm medical conditions surrounding this virus already apparent, we simply do not know what happens to a person who gets covid when they're six a year later, two years, five years on, etc. Mumps is a viral infection with totally unacceptable long...

You're aware that disney is a themepark for children, and that no one under 12 is currently vaccinated right?

I assure you, they're very concerned about post-pandemic analysis. The possibility that a year from now, two years from now, a zinger of an article comes out, a long form investigative look at how the pandemic unfolded, or more terrifying for them yet a documentary that captures the publics...

Ultimately, Disney is going to make a decision based on their capital reserves. If they feel they can endure the short term losses of either a mask mandate or a new park closure better than they can endure the long term effects of a public perception that the parks were enabling the spread of a...

For the record, I'm in NJ too, mask compliance in Monmouth county was absolutely abysmal all through the pandemic. I have friends who live closer to the Princeton area, they're shocked when I tell them how bad mask compliance is around here because they never saw a soul without one on. NJ isn't...