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As we’re talking about an impending lockdown - we have to be careful of what we accept for enforcement.
There is no longer an individual fear - and harder to get individual buy in for public good.
Will mean more enforcement - but care to who those affect
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There is no longer an individual fear - and harder to get individual buy in for public good.
Will mean more enforcement - but care to who those affect
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Our own experience from the first wave when the dust settles https://globalnews.ca/news/7102217/coronavirus-canada-fines-ccla/
From the United States https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/07/nyregion/nypd-social-distancing-race-coronavirus.html
And Australia - the picture of an elimination effort https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/12/world/australia/melbourne-towers-lockdown.html
More on Australia here https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/09/24/australia-harsh-police-response-during-covid-19
it’s important to know the downstream consquences
I’m not saying a March like lockdown isn’t needed at some point, but these issues need to be transparently need to be laid out now. As Canadians we cannot accept the ends justify the means here again
I’m not saying a March like lockdown isn’t needed at some point, but these issues need to be transparently need to be laid out now. As Canadians we cannot accept the ends justify the means here again
COI i also will note my own biases
My housing is safe
I have a loving family
I have a job that I love and will continue through a lockdown (hopefully ID folks in demand these days)
My income is stable.
I know a lockdown won’t affect me as hard as others
My housing is safe
I have a loving family
I have a job that I love and will continue through a lockdown (hopefully ID folks in demand these days)
My income is stable.
I know a lockdown won’t affect me as hard as others
