Post by twetch#190

1KJBLu…2wYy Key · twetch

People who argued "two weeks to flatten" when they thought mortality rate would be 1-10%, who still support lockdowns after seeing its 10-100x lower. What do they say now?

I don't know any in real life and twitter people are mostly fake.

Anyone?

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2020-11-29T00:39:45Z
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Replies (3)

169gsf…WpZj Key · twetch
Replying to@1KJBLu…2wYy

People I’ve talked (argued with) about this are mainly saying that the reason the mortality is lower because of the lockdowns, even when compared to places that didn’t lock down, I don’t think there’s really any evidence you can show to them

1Pkvqn…CG2V Key · twetch
Replying to@1KJBLu…2wYy

I know people who still believe the 'over-run hospitals and mass burials in public parks' propaganda at the beginning of it. The nurses tik-tok videos kinda ruined all that. Maybe that's why they try to ban tik-tok 😆

1CBGyc…xnD8 Key · twetch
Replying to@1KJBLu…2wYy

I think for some these lawkdownes are actually imbuing a sense of power and purpose.
Providing a sense of control that has oft escaped them. There are those who will never wanna let go. An inverted rebellion