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Originally Posted by The Franchise
You can think but you don’t KNOW.
Niang made a decision. It’s now up to him how he handles being away from the team.
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None of us KNOW that we'll live to see the sunrise tomorrow.
But we have to operate under the assumption that what happened every day previously will happen tomorrow as well.
Yes, this is ultimately up to Niang to decide - but he's already decided he's willing to go protest but isn't willing to go to work.
{shrug}
It's his life and his employer gave him the ability to make that choice. Again - I won't begrudge anyone for making a decision regarding work that their employer has allowed them to make. But I reiterate - it's interesting to see where Niang specifically elected to draw that line. What risk he thought was okay (and did not come with commensurate testing and protocols) and which one he thinks is not.