*up in arms
And I’m not saying I necessarily agreed with Covid restrictions etc etc and without knowing the truths of everything it’s hard to judge what’s the right thing to do. But I think you’re really overlooking the nuances and things like if there literally was a potentially fatal disease ripping apart the world, wouldn’t it be kind to try to ensure people are safe? People have to work on the information they have. I believe people with more progressive perspectives have this out of a place of care usually, I know I do. Rather than blaming ‘leftists’ for everything perhaps aim that towards those who potentially hijack agendas which otherwise have a lot of moral merit or misrepresent information
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Covid is a really poor example for your argument. They lied their asses off the whole time and even if covid was as bad as they claimed, there are hundreds of years of "public health" experience that says lock downs don't work, respiratory bugs mutate too fast for a vaccine, you don't vaccinate going into a pandemic, and mRNA is known to be unsafe because you cannot control what cells are high jacked and how much antigen they produce.