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> Yes, the policy we followed doesn't seem to be so effective. Then why do you think it saves more lives than it costs? Are you really trying to argue that peo
by nuerow 5y ago
> Yes, the policy we followed doesn't seem to be so effective. Then why do you think it saves more lives than it costs?
Are you really trying to argue that people should just be left to die in droves because otherwise that would have a dent in logistics/the economy?
- HarryHirsch 5y agoNone of his parents have died of covid after a month in intensive care and he himself has a comfortable remote job with low risk of exposure. That explains the attitude, Pharao let the Children of Israel go only after his firstborn son died. It's baffling. We have a crisis now because the current policies are not working and the answer is that it's not so bad. People can't even imagine different policies, meanwhile China is very successful with covid suppression.