It makes as much sense as most of the pro-lockdown mandates made to date that you've supported. Interesting to see so many pro-lockdown hardliners in this thread finally seeing how ridiculous things are becoming.
Remember, the hardliners didn’t have a crystal ball. It takes a lot for a strong man to change his position on things. This is progress.
He still thinks masks work too
Of course. He isn’t a snowflake!He still thinks masks work too
Im a Sales Executive for one of the largest tech companies in the world. The fastest and easiest way for someone to sell something is to scare them into buying.
All depends how the test subjects (multiple puns there
) behave. That is, if the French will take it up the ass without a fight they know the English will be easy. Don’t forget the 1mm severance he’ll get for quitting.
You mean like the MP’s, MPP’s, and govt employees who are traveling
Most of the deaths are in long term care homes and hospitals are usually full at this time of year anyways.
Who in the medical round table will look foolish. The public health officer who admitted that she just says what they write down for her.
What guidelines are people breaking. Everything is closed and there's no where to go. The only dumbasses breaking them are the politicians vacationing. These guidelines were a farse from day one.
Here in Quebec, people are fucking breaking the guidelines all the time. I know bunches of people who threw big xmas parties and new years parties. They are really upset there is a curfew because they can't have a house party after visiting their uncle in the hospital.
So is there proof that the gatherings are the cause of the spread. Are the PCR tests accurate. Most of the deaths are in the LTC homes Do you not see how political this thing had become. Have you ever in our history seen a shutdown because of a virus.
I am starting to think Government is just recycling covid counts from retirement homes and LTC. Those numbers will never ever go down. There are probably permanent covid test stations at breakfast time.
Yes, it has become massively political, which is part of what is fucking up the response so badly.
Do you not think the better and cheaper response would've been to have temporary medical facilities just for housing covid patients and hire more nurses and doctors to treat them with better PPE. Isn't that what they did in New York back in April.
A coordinated test, trace, and isolate approach would have been vastly better. I suspect it still might. It is clear that there is no political will for it, though.
