Covid reactions have likely destroyed or ended more lives than were saved. There's no evidence that an even bigger overreaction would have been anything but eve

Covid reactions have likely destroyed or ended more lives than were saved. There's no evidence that an even bigger overreaction would have been anything but even more destructive, if it was even possible. I'd like to think, despite what pushovers people turned out to be, that governments were very close to the maximum of what people would tolerate without open revolt, so there's not much more theatre they could have put on anyway. If you meant some sort of sane triage, where old folks homes got extra attention and kids going to the park were left alone, then I agree. For context, I live in Quebec, where the government let thousands of our elderlies die due to poor institutional infection controls, while instead focusing their efforts of violating ordinary people's civil rights however they could.