I understand your point. I'm more concerned about the consequences that are unfolding for the rest of the public when these people come back from their cruises, are sometimes being let loose into their communities without restriction, and then start spreading it around to the rest of us. The disruptive effects of this have barely been seen or understood yet. There isn't a consistent pattern of how this is all being handled from state to state, city to city, etc. It makes it hard to know what to expect in your community.
+1
While I respect each individual's personal decision to travel (or not) to areas of outbreak, at this point such personal decisions can have wider societal consequences impacting folks in their community.
At what point does the well-being and safety (i.e. the greater good) of the community override the personal desires/decisions of an individual, especially in a democratic society like ours?
Lucky Dude