> something that is often not addressed I don't know a single person that likes lockdowns, say, yet the majority of people I know support lockdowns. We are do

> something that is often not addressed I don't know a single person that likes lockdowns, say, yet the majority of people I know support lockdowns. We are doing the whole spiel, light lockdown - hard lockdown - light lockdown, for a year now, it has become quite obvious how bad lockdowns are. How do you assume otherwise?