For those who believe both in the freedom and dignity of the individual and also understand the science around virus transmission and vaccination this has been a difficult period, particularly when discussion starts. The argument normally ends up against both sides – with the people who wish to impose lockdowns, mask mandates and travel limits as well as the anti-vaxxers and those calling for all measures to be abandoned.
Neither approach is consistent with an understanding of either the science or the dignity of the individual.
The need to make restrictions easy to impose frequently results in the restrictions being more onerous...
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