Sounds good, that’s a fair conclusion.
Just trying to clarify that construction itself is inherently dangerous. Would you not be referring to the construction workers on the road who have not much more than plastic cones or intermittent barriers to protect them? Working on the side of the road seems inherently dangerous. Again, I was just bringing up a part of your argument that I think can weaken it but doesn’t detract by not being there (i.e. the construction part).
my fellow filipino nurse.
All the nurses, doctors, and other people that are working every day and are exposed to the risk of infected with the virus are heroes.
my other filipino brother who is also a hero
you can takeeeeeeee my breathh awayyyyyyy
I don’t think Enrique is Filipino but I’ll be honest he gets hero status.
his mama was filipina. anyone who hooked up with anna kournikova at her prime is my hero.
workers in the meatpacking plants are the unsung heroes. they are working in deplorable conditions and dying from the virus so that people can consume meat.
as for nurses, at least some of them can definitely be considered heroes, as another poster said.