in the words of the pastor
“We knew what we were getting into,” Ross said. “We knew the possibilities. But, my goodness, man, for three days we had one of the old-time revivals. It was unbelievable. And everybody you ask, if you talk to our church members right now, they’d tell you we’d do it again. It was that good
if anyone dies the pastor should be charged with negligent homicide.
in addition the church should have to pay the medical expenses of anyone that got sick as well as the expenses of anyone in the community that gets sick
I disagree, the pastor shouldn’t be held responsible. If everyone in the retreat knew it was a possibility, they are all responsible for themselves.
However, since they knowingly did this, every hospital and doctor should refuse to allow them in for treatment. They should be told to go home and take some aspirin.
I do not know about that. Ultimately these Church goers had a choice. This pastor did not force them to go to Church.
MAYBE if this pastor forced Church staff to work that day, you might have a point. But outside of that… The people who attended voluntarily knew the risks.
…and yet there are 2 to 3 thousand in Portland having a revival of the age of Insurrection just outside the federal Courthouse…they remain immune…Someone needs to find out how they are doing it and don’t tell me its the masks…the masks aren’t THAT effective…or ARE they.
Yes. They are effective. They not only decrease the risk of acquiring the virus they also lessen the “dosage” which affects the severity of the virus within the host body
Still helps becuae is keeps the spit that you generate while talking from flying everywhere. But obviously not perfect becuae your nose generates snot. But Regular breathing, the nose is aimed down.