CS> *** Quoting BOB KLAHN from a message to CINDY HAGLUND ***

BK>>  Dangerous and guilty are two different things. Typhoid Mary was
BK>>  not guilty of anything, but she was a deadly danger to society
BK>>  so society locked her up.

 CS> Actually she wasnt entirely 'innocent'.  Perhaps at first
 CS> she didnt know what was going on but later, she did and
 CS> continued anyways to work in places not appropriate.  I
 CS> seem to recall she also was a horrible housekeeper.  They
 CS> locked her up because they couldnt get her to stop exposing
 CS> the public even after repeated attempts to make her clean
 CS> up her act and not be a cook.

 Don't forget, at that time Germs were not all that believed. She
 could well have seen it as witchcraft.

 Though I do agree with your analysis of the facts, her thinking
 may be something different. Look at all the problems we have
 getting restrictions on second hand smoke.

BOB KLAHN bob.klahn{at}sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn

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