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What are some realistic alternatives?

• pezzana 5y ago
  One would be to stop sending groups of people to that station. Whether or not that's "realistic" is another question. It really depends on what's at stake, which is not clear yet. But the point is that governments around the world may face a very similar question in the weeks ahead.
• leishman 5y ago
  Going back to normal and stopping the theater.
  • makk 5y ago
    Define normal.
    • bmeski 5y ago
      No mandates. No vaccine passbooks or apps. Return jobs to employees lost because of vaccine compliance/rebuild small businesses (If this is somehow possible but the damage is already done). No mask requirements. Covid-19 Vaccines are available and treated in the same way as flu vaccines once FDA approved. Yknow, normal.
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      • ryandrake 5y ago
        • trophycase 5y ago
          This is one of the worst nitpicks I've ever seen in my life. "Normal" implies removing all virus related mandates and restrictions. It's obvious what gp meant
        • TMWNN 5y ago
        • akomtu 5y ago
          IIRC, this is a well known rhetoric technique: flood the opponent with irrelevant facts, so he doesnt have time to refute them all. But that's for in person debates, with finite time to respond.
          • XzetaU8 5y ago
            Gish gallop? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
        • TheGigaChad 5y ago
  • tomrod 5y ago
    Everyone wants this. We should do it slowly, but we should do it. In the US, omnicron is going fast. Hopefully, and I say this with week old information in a huge information-differential environment that evolves hourly, omnicron itself is a step towards mitigation.
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• qbasic_forever 5y ago
  Mandatory vaccines and boosters, plus testing for antibody titer levels.
  • _dain_ 5y ago