@Treesofwood
Hearhooves. They are managing. Better than us. People still have and continued to have access to health care for other issues than covid. Children continued to receive an education. And the economy hasn't crashed. They don't enforce masks, or lockdowns.
I'm interested to know what you have done in the past to protect the vulnerable.
But it's like comparing apples and pears.
The land mass is many times greater than ours with a population many times smaller
They closed schools to certain age groups and looking at primary schools there they have a set up we can only dream of - children are socially distanced, excellent facilities with airy modern buildings, lots of outside education, great hand washing facilities
Their GDP has dropped by the same amount as other countries - they didn't need to impose lockdown, their citizens did it themselves, you know like we were asked to do but didn't until we were made to do it.
Research how their schools are managing and then compare it with our schools system.
As for what I have done for the vulnerable - I have volunteered with a charity, I have spent twenty years volunteering in schools, we donate to three different charities every month, my husband has volunteered with a youth organisation for many years.We aren't a wealthy family. We've not had a holiday for four years, our car is fifteen years old, we live in a tiny terraced house - we aren't rolling in money but we still look outside of our family to support as much as we can.