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The countries who had strict lockdowns are having second waves. The countries who had lax lockdowns are seeing a second wave. With the exception of island natio
by salmon30salmon 6y ago
The countries who had strict lockdowns are having second waves. The countries who had lax lockdowns are seeing a second wave. With the exception of island nations and those who imposed restrictions that are not legally possible in most of the west, the virus will spread until immunity is reached. Either through vaccines or naturally.
The only sane response is to continue as close to normal as possible while protecting the vulnerable and reducing risk via masks and distancing.
Somehow _this_ is the controversial opinion.
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- iqihs 6y agoCOVID-19 immunity isn't permanent
- salmon30salmon 6y agoNeither is measles. Or flu. Or fucking mumps. What exactly is your point? Even if immunity lasts six months, additional infections should be less serious (as is the case for other coronaviruses)