Either that or accept that 1% of 70% of 65 million will die (~450k), which unbelievably was British government policy until about a fortnight ago.
So are the Germans accepting that?
Either that or accept that 1% of 70% of 65 million will die (~450k), which unbelievably was British government policy until about a fortnight ago.
We you've got a real world argument against libertarianism then haven't you. Choose life (minus liberartarianism) or death.It’s much deeper than that.
There’s a bigger picture with implementing authoritarian measures and putting people under house arrest but for supermarket trips is something that a Libertarian will always be against.
Not if it saves thousands of lives. This is a temporary catastrophic crisis. House arrest makes it sound like a punishment, it’s not.It’s much deeper than that.
There’s a bigger picture with implementing authoritarian measures and putting people under house arrest but for supermarket trips is something that a Libertarian will always be against.
There are so many potential issues. Kids coughing and sneezing for one. Going down slides, running and bumping into other kids etc.
The American system of government is basically unchanged in over 200 years. It’s unwieldy and going to be horribly exposed, I fear.I'm astounded as to what's going on in the US. They can't pass an emergency funding bill due to democrats/republicans failing to reach an agreement. It may not get through until the end of the week and businesses will just carry on operating as normal when they should be shut.
A lockdown was always going to happen.
They want to be confusedI fail to see how this is confusing people?