I'm tired of this now, all I hear on here "Bbbut the rulez! You are not following the rulez... If you meet people indoors, you will spread Covid and granny will die. You're so selfish, stay home, it's just for a few more months..."
There are many activities that people like to participate in whilst they go about their daily lives that have an element of risk of death or serious injury. Even things as mundane as having a bath compared to having a shower.
The question is not whether activity X carries more of a risk of death than not doing activity X, but whether that risk is substantial, or that risk outweighs the benefits compared to the quality of life gained...
There have been months and months of this bullshit and yet nobody has provided anything quantitative on the numbers of infections that occur (for example) whilst meeting other people in private homes, however there is ample media on the following:
- The NHS placing untested covid positive patients into care homes, resulting in a huge number of deaths
- The NHS infecting huge numbers of patients shortly after being admitted to hospital for treatment of non-covid conditions...
- A number of examples of factories, warehouses, etc which got in the media because someone superspread Covid amongst the workers
That is because there is nothing in the way of quantitative research or studies done to look at, except the media reporting of these. You would have expected the government to do cost/benefit studies on the cost to the quality of life versus benefit of staying home alone. But they didn't do any of those. They just assumed simplistically, as the lockdown fanatics do, that when you stay home, then you reduce the spread of covid...
Perhaps in an ideal world, where absolutely everyone doesn't go out, not for any reason whatsoever, living their life entirely within the confines of their registered address then it might work. But life isn't like that. It is not physically possible to stay home and not go out for the entire time.
People need to go out. They need to go to work/buy food in supermarkets. They need hospital treatment. They need to take the dog to the toilet. Many reasons...
Nahhhhh... lockdown fanatics don't care about those. Those are all 'allowed activities' under 'THE LAW'. Doing those things can't possibly be the substantial cause of the spread of covid. The spread of Covid (and the reasons why lockdowns don't work) must be because of bad people breaking 'the rulez'. Bad people who have spent the whole year alone and under house arrest, many living in single person households and desperate for some semblance of physical human contact that you can't get over FaceTime.
Lockdown fanatics are somehow desperate to prove that the major driver of Covid infections and deaths is all about people breaking 'the rulez'. Yep, millions of people have been told they should not meet other people indoors and we are expected to believe that when people meet indoors together, that is the major driver of Covid granny infections/deaths, and not the actions of the NHS which are shortly to be unravelled in an upcoming enquiry for all to see.