Japan never locked down, but had essentially 100% mask wearing. About two weeks ago the government finally decreed that mask-wearing should now be considered a free personal choice, but most people are still wearing them (even outside). Lockdowns were absolutely unnecessary and caused irreversible harm especially to children. I’d agree t…
Japan never locked down, but had essentially 100% mask wearing. About two weeks ago the government finally decreed that mask-wearing should now be considered a free personal choice, but most people are still wearing them (even outside).
Lockdowns were absolutely unnecessary and caused irreversible harm especially to children. I’d agree that the vaccine mandates were higher on the moral reprehensibility scale, but no reason we can’t call out both evils.
Japan never locked down, but had essentially 100% mask wearing. About two weeks ago the government finally decreed that mask-wearing should now be considered a free personal choice, but most people are still wearing them (even outside).
Lockdowns were absolutely unnecessary and caused irreversible harm especially to children. I’d agree that the vaccine mandates were higher on the moral reprehensibility scale, but no reason we can’t call out both evils.