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Saskatchewan To Drop All Proof Of Vaccination Mandates Starting Sunday Feb 13

seagerbuzz

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That seems to be the crux of it.
"We didn't do the precautions properly so they didn't work so we never should have done them because they don't work."
Become leader of any country especially one with a very large population and tell them to stay inside all day every day for two weeks and see how that goes. Now picture one member of each family is already infected and infects other family members. Then those two weeks have to be extended and even if we still have cases after that then what? Lockdowns are pointless period. Even the WHO said this at the beginning and yet every country still did them. Lockdowns never worked because they simply don't work period.
 

Rako3

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Become leader of any country especially one with a very large population and tell them to stay inside all day every day for two weeks and see how that goes. Now picture one member of each family is already infected and infects other family members. Then those two weeks have to be extended and even if we still have cases after that then what? Lockdowns are pointless period. Even the WHO said this at the beginning and yet every country still did them. Lockdowns never worked because they simply don't work period.
Um...you're not making a lot of sense. Okay, tell people to stay inside. And then...picture one member of each family is already infected? Why? That seldom happens. How about picture space aliens landing and injecting covid into human specimens. I can picture lots of "convenient" things.

Countries that had effective lockdowns had lower rates of death. Bottom line is you think the tradeoff wasn't worth it -- people dying isn't worse than hurting businesses and inconveniencing citizens. Some will agree with you. Others say we should do everything we can to save lives. That's the argument fault line, that's the point of contention. How much collateral damage is acceptable?
 

seagerbuzz

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Um...you're not making a lot of sense. Okay, tell people to stay inside. And then...picture one member of each family is already infected? Why? That seldom happens. How about picture space aliens landing and injecting covid into human specimens. I can picture lots of "convenient" things.

Countries that had effective lockdowns had lower rates of death. Bottom line is you think the tradeoff wasn't worth it -- people dying isn't worse than hurting businesses and inconveniencing citizens. Some will agree with you. Others say we should do everything we can to save lives. That's the argument fault line, that's the point of contention. How much collateral damage is acceptable?
Really who? Australia who locked down over 5 cases. Or New Zealand who is on lockdown number what 8 now
 

Valcazar

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Ohh... you are using the "any restrictions at all are lockdowns" definition, aren't you?
 
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