Perhaps the biggest factor that’s going to change perspectives on the lockdowns is the series of anti-racism protests and riots that have happened across North America. While individuals are being told they can’t visit dying loved ones in hospital or attend their funerals, officials are giving an implicit nod to mass protests in our streets.
Monday, June 8, 2020
ONTARIANS CHALLENGE GOV'T HYPOCRISY
Then there are the mounting calls from medical specialists who are urging the lockdowns to be lifted on the basis that they’re now doing more harm than good. That is no doubt influencing people’s thinking. Postponed surgeries, rising alcoholism, deaths of despair – these are all rising even as the COVID-19 cases decline. Some people have likely decided that they just can’t take it anymore and are willing to roll the dice and risk getting the virus.
Perhaps the biggest factor that’s going to change perspectives on the lockdowns is the series of anti-racism protests and riots that have happened across North America. While individuals are being told they can’t visit dying loved ones in hospital or attend their funerals, officials are giving an implicit nod to mass protests in our streets.
Perhaps the biggest factor that’s going to change perspectives on the lockdowns is the series of anti-racism protests and riots that have happened across North America. While individuals are being told they can’t visit dying loved ones in hospital or attend their funerals, officials are giving an implicit nod to mass protests in our streets.
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