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I don't think it's a democratic perspective to be on the safer than sorry "version of the virus".
by kaicianflone 6y ago
I 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.