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Sure, when you have a group of people willing to go along with a lock down. When it was suggested in the U.S., xenophobia quickly accompanied it. Do the rich
by HonestOp001 6y ago
Sure, when you have a group of people willing to go along with a lock down.
When it was suggested in the U.S., xenophobia quickly accompanied it.
Do the rich lock down? Nope. Look at how the athletes, people in power, and other celebrities do things when no one is watching. Rules for the little people.
- LilBytes 6y agoYeah, I get that. Willingness to trust the method gets you the results. We went (Australia) pretty hard on ensuring people were held accountable (e.g huge fines, charges and gaol time for L those breaking lock down). Edit: on accountability, the rich were also stopped. I can't recall the gentleman but a billionaire on his private yacht back during the biggest part of lock down bounced between states on the east coast last year. When Queensland Police found out, they went to his yacht and forced him into hotel quarantine for the duration that everyone else is expected to. There are exceptions. Some other billionaires and wealthy members of society have sought exceptions to quarantine at home. But even then it was with the caveat that they are willing to pay for 24/7 surveillance from security/police to ensure compliance.