X : Thoughts on herd immunity?
Me : Without vaccines?
X : Yes
Me : Thoughts of eugenics, criminal, grotesque and huge numbers of deaths spring to mind.
X : Great Barrington declaration?
Me : I'd question everyone who signed it as a risk to public health and national security.
Me : Without vaccines?
X : Yes
Me : Thoughts of eugenics, criminal, grotesque and huge numbers of deaths spring to mind.
X : Great Barrington declaration?
Me : I'd question everyone who signed it as a risk to public health and national security.
X : Not a supporter?
Me : Seriously? The words "May the odds be forever in your favour" spring to mind. The entire purpose of society is collective effort and not the strongest, luckiest and most privileged survive.
Me : Seriously? The words "May the odds be forever in your favour" spring to mind. The entire purpose of society is collective effort and not the strongest, luckiest and most privileged survive.
X : Why national security?
Me : The only things that hold society together are our shared values and common behaviours that are usually enshirined in our collective memory (rituals, stories, symbols etc) and against the threats we face (normally other collectives) ...
Me : The only things that hold society together are our shared values and common behaviours that are usually enshirined in our collective memory (rituals, stories, symbols etc) and against the threats we face (normally other collectives) ...
... unecessarily surrendering to a enemy we face and by doing so causing a huge loss of life is very ... un British and respresents an existential threat to our society. So, yes I do consider the Great Barrington Declaration as both a challenge and threat to national security.
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