Reporting on neighbors and other people is gestapo-like, and that voyeuristic practice should have died when Hitler passed on to wherever overbearing murderous nutcases go.
OTOH, personally taking responsibility for ones own self (and any dependents) is reasonable.
I like the comment about the definition of illegal gatherings. But the legal definition is not enough to encompass the need for health in relationships. There is a gulf between healthy relating from a distance and the sickness of reporting on other people. You've had the boundaries lecture before, so...
... How about a compromise? Let's lose the reporting. do our best with our personal PPE and efforts, and let other people do their thing even if it is not what we do or would like them to do. This is the only way to have a chance at physical health and social/relational health.
@Bena wrote:
If you are referring to reporting offences as 'mad power trips', then I have to totally disagree. The laws are usually made for valid reasons and put in place by the people we elect to do our bidding. If the laws reflect our best interests, why would you not want them enforced?
Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)