Dear Charles:
The burden of proof, properly, always rests with the plaintiff, with he who wants to change property titles, etc.
Best regards,
Walter
From: C R Sebrell
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2020 9:38 AM
Subject: Masks and such
Dear Dr Block
Have read the “mask” series. What keeps coming to my mind, and admittedly has lo‘ these past 9 months, is that no one has the right to use coercion to infect another whether with our without a mask. No one, to my knowledge on Lew’s sight has advocated using coercion to infect as part of mask mandate.
What is the legal recourse if I infect you and you suffer from that? What is the recourse if I inject you with a liquid that causes you harm? I would start with how it came to be. I infected you not meaning to at all. However, injection we’ll agree includes specific action and interaction.
If I contend I am not infected, nor able to infect another, must I prove that at every turn? How? Prove a negative? By who’s authority must that be done? How?
If you contend I might be infected, or able to infect another, is that sufficient for the use of coercion?
Just a few thoughts that came to mind while reading the “mask” series.
Charles Sebrell
Naples, FL
5:30 am on December 25, 2020
