Very few people have pointed out the fundamental assumption (and error) that has been made in all of these conversations and debates around Covid-19 and the response to it...
This assumption is that managing Covid-19 is THE MOST IMPORTANT THING in society.
More important than human rights & civil liberty.
More important than physical & mental health.
More important than all other diseases.
More important than seeing friends & family.
More important than being able to earn a living.
More important than joy & human connection.
Virtually everything that's being done in every country, is running on the premise that reducing 'Covid numbers' is THE most important thing...
And thus, everything else can be squashed or pushed to the side. Temporarily or eternally.
If you are being pressured, coerced, bullied, shamed, or heavily incentivised to take any 'medicine', it's reasonable to assume it may not in your best interest.
The communication behind this whole thing has been an ever increasing series of red flags.
A lot of people have gone from "Maybe" to "Hell no" as a result of all of the coercive tactics, hostile messaging, and horrible, conflicting communication.
I don't think there's been enough talk about just how awful the communication has been throughout this entire thing...
Unless the terrible communication is intentional. Which is possible.
My skepticism is at an all time high. With good reason. And I don't think I'm alone.