@Catogrande said in Coronavirus - UK:
@broughie said in Coronavirus - UK:
@Catogrande Help me out then honestly.
Hopefully, you are still lurking around here.
The question to be considered was this one:
"The big question that the pollies would be pondering was "if we get this wrong, which side do we come down on? Too lenient and millions of death or too harsh and an unmeasurable degree of hardship to a proportion of the population"?"
Which route do you think you'd take, with the whole world watching
@Catogrande understand the point you're trying to make and that's the problem with politicians. They react to fear and pressure. They would have more respect from me if they were constantly reassessing and prepared to get out of their own echo chamber and listening to dissenting positions.
Based on the stats I provided from March 2020, conversations with a ER doc friend, dissenting positions I listened to, and male intuition, lockdowns would have ended early. I am too much of a contrarian to succumb to pressure, especially from media and government, who I have little respect for. My position was pretty clear early on, and I think my posts reflect this.
Response to Sunday Times Insight article
