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14. Yep, spread it to their elderly relatives.

Fri May 29, 2020, 09:55 PM

May 2020

I don't see much social distancing going on during the protests.

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So is social distancing and "no crowds" officially over? [View all] RhodeIslandOne May 2020 OP

And in a community hit hardest demographically. RhodeIslandOne May 2020 #2

I know. Good intentions, but... jimfields33 May 2020 #5

I'll not be letting my guard down. TheCowsCameHome May 2020 #3

The definition of a super spreader event. bottomofthehill May 2020 #4

Yep, spread it to their elderly relatives. LisaL May 2020 #14

Wisconsin had 18 dead and 733 new cases SINCE YESTERDAY BamaRefugee May 2020 #7

This post from a local Pulmonologist G_j May 2020 #8

No argument from me superpatriotman May 2020 #9

Or still at the beginning. Doodley May 2020 #16

We are in the middle of a world health crisis rockfordfile May 2020 #10

Exactly... paleotn May 2020 #12

Data seems to show that the epidemiology of this virus.... paleotn May 2020 #11

yeah...spring break in a big way.. stillcool May 2020 #13

Well people seem to think so. bamagal62 May 2020 #18