mr_norris
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Yes, it gives people something to complain about.
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I'm starting to wonder about the purpose of these questions![]()
What is a complete lock down? Whatever it is how would you determine it to be the safest route? I mean once you've thought about it a little and realised it isn't at all obvious.Unfortunately no-one knew exactly what was about to be inflicted on us. We didn't need to happen to us what happened during the Spanish flu epidemic where millions died. The obvious safest route to take was complete lockdown.
looks at uBlock OriginsSee that advert on top of the page?![]()
They are far more conspicuous though.No. Makes no sence. Criminals do not adhere to curfew
Depends on how you look at it. From the perspective of those wanting to gain advantage then the answer is yes - it is a means to control and manipulate.Do you think the lockdown curfew serves a purpose?
Another one of these obvious answer surveys![]()
The curfew serves no purpose. We're not children and the state is not our nanny. If they can prove something with real science and not NDZ "science", then sure...but that's not what happened.
Why obvious? It is unprecendented - no data to support that a lock down works so why obvious? The obvious route was to shield the vulnerable. We knew very very early on what the nature of this thing was - the Diamond Princess gave us a perfect laboratory environment - it told us infection rates, mortality rates and who was most vulnerable - yet it was ignored - for political reasons. No, it was not obvious - there was zero data to support it and extensive growing data against it (from day 1).Unfortunately no-one knew exactly what was about to be inflicted on us. We didn't need to happen to us what happened during the Spanish flu epidemic where millions died. The obvious safest route to take was complete lockdown.