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This is why Governments shouldn't be allowed to force these sort of things. Governments can be and often are wrong. Also add to this potential influence by mal
by reedjosh 6y ago
This is why Governments shouldn't be allowed to force these sort of things. Governments can be and often are wrong.
Also add to this potential influence by malicious actors.
- eplanit 6y agoAnd governments are also largely immune (pun intended) from prosecution once their error is revealed.
- pyinstallwoes 6y agoWho governs the government!? Surely a disarmed population.
- krapp 6y agoGive an example of an armed population which has effectively governed its government.
- reedjosh 6y agoWell, at the moment that hardly seems relevant since the arms governments worldwide have are SO radically powerful as to completely imbalance the relationship. Not merely physical are their weapons either.
- gagege 6y agoLet me just say, it's nice to see a sane comment every once in a while. The world seems to have gone completely off the deep end and is throwing itself at the mercy of petty authoritarian bureaucrats.
- sudosysgen 6y agoThe government didn't force anyone to use these masks in particular, they were just given for free. Hospitals sometimes forced you to use their own masks when entering the premise but even private hospitals did that on their own, but in daycares and schools these just happened to be free so people use them to save money.
- pyinstallwoes 6y agoWhat? That is a genuinely optimistic statement. The "forcing" way through brute shaming and various 'strict guidelines of social distancing' Much forcing all around...
- sudosysgen 6y agoI live in the province in question. The issue isn't wearing masks, it's specifically those masks, which around I think around 1% of the masks in circulation. All other masks are fine. By and large, the government itself doesn't force anyone to wear those masks instead of others.
- pyinstallwoes 6y agoThankfully I'm starting to read sane comments again. Yes.