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Your conspiracy theory is a conspiracy fact when you think about peoples motivations. Take the current virus. We realize that the republican version of 'it's a
by schemy 6y ago
Your conspiracy theory is a conspiracy fact when you think about peoples motivations.
Take the current virus. We realize that the republican version of 'it's a hoax and everything is fine' is a lie. But so is the democrat version of 'you need to never leave your house or you're a murderer'.
The simple fact is that without having solid numbers for:
1). The true infection rate.
2). The true age-adjusted mortality rate.
3). The asymptomatic r0 rate.
Any policy anyone suggests tells you more about the person suggesting it than about how effective it will be. It could be that reality is closer to the republican version, or the democrat one. But without a lot more science that no one is doing we will not know until decades down the line when people start digging up corpses and testing for the virus and finally doing some basic statistics.
And that's before we even look at what the economic impact is of the virus.
- kaicianflone 6y agoI don't think it's a democratic perspective to be on the safer than sorry "version of the virus".
- schemy 6y agoSorry you're homeless over something that is no more dangerous than a bad flu. Without answering the three simple questions I put there, there is no way you can prove that the above is wrong.
- GenerocUsername 6y agoBut the safer side is a political battle. Saving lives by preventing viral spread sounds good until the economic and societal damage of the preventative measures lead to more harm than they prevented. Funny enough many of this and other virus worst symptoms are the bodies natural response to the virus. Inflammation for instance is the bodies response to damage, bit it can in turn cause more damage than the original source of issue.