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by DavidVoid
2246 days ago
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It probably won't work very well in the US though since workers' rights are much weaker in the US than they are in Sweden. Telling people to stay home if they have any symptoms only works if people are actually able to stay home from their jobs. |
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The demographic patterns emerging from this pandemic are already showing a strong skew along lines of existing privilege or lack thereof. In the US, this revolves around the nexus of race, poverty, and lack of regular prior healthcare access which, to your point, also aligns with the kinds of workers who have fewer rights.