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Old 12-10-2020, 15:13   #77
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
Continuing lockdowns, release, then another lockdown and so on will certainly guarantee that. Your preferred method is slowing it down!

You need to join your own dots.
You're making the flawed assumption that letting the virus pass through is an option.

Other countries have successfully plotted a different course and remained committed to it. They've been willing to invest in the public health infrastructure to test, trace and isolate.

What is inevitable is without one we face further restrictions. I have harped on for months about these being inevitable - with many in denial - yet here we are. There is no viable alternative to lockdown that involves letting the virus go.

You yourself don't want to catch the virus, but expect the rest of the population to do it for herd immunity at a cost of hundreds of thousands of deaths. The NHS will be the Coronavirus health service for this period - no cancer treatments, no screenings, nothing. For what? Half a percentage point on GDP?

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Are you suggesting no restrictions and no Nightingales?
He's still following the flawed view that the health and economic responses are seperate.
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