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Right now the government in question is Australian, and I personally wouldn't trust the government which would force citizens to compulsory wear of masks outdoo
by Andrew_nenakhov 10mo ago
Right now the government in question is Australian, and I personally wouldn't trust the government which would force citizens to compulsory wear of masks outdoors and alone in cars.
- bspammer 10mo agoNo one in my government has ever done as much harm to me as the people who share your opinion about taking reasonable measures to stop the spread of a deadly disease. The slippery slope claims by the anti-mask people have entirely failed to materialise, yet millions died needlessly. Far more people (including myself) were permanently damaged by getting covid before the vaccine.
- Andrew_nenakhov 10mo agoOk now you're defending measures like forcing people to wear masks on a secluded beach and somehow you still call such measures reasonable. Yuck.
- ellrob88 10mo agoDecisions made under the context of a global pandemic, which needed to be consistent, easy to understand, and easily enforceable. I'm comfortable with the way that was handled in these circumstances. A mask is hardly an inconvenience. Anyway, to get back on topic, which country do you think is the best example of the level of government you think is optimal?