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you forgot to answer: which such analysis, conducted by who, concluded with the following quote: "the response ... trampled on the freedoms and rights of our mo
by ImPostingOnHN 4y ago
you forgot to answer: which such analysis, conducted by who, concluded with the following quote: "the response ... trampled on the freedoms and rights of our modern society" ?
if that is just a personal opinion, by you personally, then consider that everybody gets a say in it, not just you. And they did, and their say is not your say, no matter how many times you say it.
at least you're being honest about the "analysis afterward" actually meaning "I announce my opinions as 1 person of hundreds of millions and am unable to defend it to the others"
- Aerroon 4y agoWhat kind of analysis do you need for it? Were people stopped from going outside when they saw fit? Yes. Were people forced to wear articles of clothing (masks) that they might not have wanted to? Yes. Were people forced to take vaccines even if they didn't want to? Yes. These factors are absolutely against the freedoms and rights we enjoy in a modern society. No amount of mental gymnastics and redefining of words is going to change that. The question is whether it was justified.