I agree that initially, when the danger posed was unknown, a quick and temporary lockdown was justifiable. And indeed, you seem to be describing a sounder respo

I agree that initially, when the danger posed was unknown, a quick and temporary lockdown was justifiable. And indeed, you seem to be describing a sounder response taken in AU, overall. However, somewhat in defense of the OP, now that we have a good idea of who is vulnerable, as well as the enormous relative health, social, economic, and personal costs that the lockdown has caused to many who don't have the luxury of a desk job, the claim that the lockdown is no longer justified (and hasn't been for some time) is very justifiable. Sadly, incompetence and political maneuvering have taken center stage.