It should be beyond dispute by now that societies where most people took action to increase social distance had far better outcomes. Japan, South Korea and New

It should be beyond dispute by now that societies where most people took action to increase social distance had far better outcomes. Japan, South Korea and New Zealand all have less than 500 cumulative deaths per 100K, while the USA is north of 3,000. And they've demonstrated that it's possible to achieve good results without "mass unemployment, homelessness and growing tent cities". But instead of learning what works and adopting those methods, apparently we're going to continue propagating disinfo that there's nothing that can be done, and any attempt to do something is doomed to second order maladies.