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Which decisions were made during Covid that went so strongly against facts known at the time that people should be imprisoned for making them?
by myrmidon 2y ago
Which decisions were made during Covid that went so strongly against facts known at the time that people should be imprisoned for making them?
- admissionsguy 2y agoThe most clear cut case is 1st amendment violation / censorship (e.g. Berenson v. Biden - civil case, but it should just be the beginning). There is possible fraud in Fauci's case regarding covid origins, which would also imply perjury charges. But ultimately I and many others want to see people held responsible for the arbitrary, oppressive and selective exercise of power during covid (e.g. lockdowns for some but not for BLM, firing people for not injecting the vaccine, and so on).