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I think no. It erodes trust in medical institutions, and now we reap what was sown. The same thing was done in other countries, including mine (Finland). Resul
by ptaipale 5y ago
I think no. It erodes trust in medical institutions, and now we reap what was sown.
The same thing was done in other countries, including mine (Finland). Result: covid deniers are still using the year-old statements from national health agency to downplay the significance of masks.
"Masks are useless; the officials themselves say so", they quote.
Big mistake not to be honest, even if it leads to criticism against the government for inadequate preparation.
- parineum 5y ago>even if it leads to criticism against the government for inadequate preparation. There's your issue. Saying masks are in short supply begs the question of why. Whether it's reasonable or not, no politician wants to defend their unpreparedness.