You can't have one set of rules for her and one set of rules for everyone else.
Originally Posted by adav8s28
Exactly the point! You can't have one set of rules "you may open following CDC guidelines, but you may not". You, Constitutionally, IMHO,can not say a woman can have an abortion that is not necessary to save her life, with a doctor less than six feet away from her albeit wearing a mask but a salon owner giving a haircut, also less than six feet away, can not.
You can not say you can stand less than six feet away from a cashier while handing them money to pay for your purchase but a salon owner may not stand less than six feet away while wearing a mask and has adequately disinfected her shop, give a haircut.
Precisely, you may not create arbitrary rules for one person as opposed to another. Either everybody must be more than six from another person with a mask or nobody has to be more than six feet away with a mask.
This idea of essential workers can but non-essential workers can not is also bullshit unless of course the guy selling you liquor or weed or giving you a non essential abortion, is an essential worker which you can prove with empirical evidence that can withstand honest scrutiny.
So, you were right, you just didn't understand why you were right.