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Not to defend anything this administration does, but I am not sure what I'm supposed to take from this. 70 weeks ago I didn't live in a state where people were willing to stay home and mask wearing was awfully hit and miss. Not much has changed but now I have to endure people saying masks and lockdowns didn't work, as though these things were actually tried, instead of haphazard- and half-heartedly tried. Did government overstep? Maybe. But a lot of John Q Public didn't really attempt to try and stop the spread, either. They were too busy accusing medical professionals of all being complicit in a vast conspiracy about a fake virus.
~Rhea
Heh heh. I like your version.
I don't know how things work where you are from, but here in Alberta, they locked us down pretty hard. I never even saw people out walking without a mask. Sure there were some who didn't fully abide, but you could not go into a public place without a mask. I personally think that the hand washing is a great idea
If only things had gone like that in Indiana... But no. The screaming and crying over wearing masks and staying home didn't get as bad here as it did in, oh, say, Michigan, but we had plenty of noncompliance here too. And having not actually tried enforcement of stay at home orders and masks, people are now claiming that masking up and staying home didn't work. It's like listening to a fool tell me thier birth control didn't prevent pregnancy while they left it thier nightstand instead of taking as prescribed.
And yes, hand washing is great. I wish more people would do it.
~Rhea
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