Would you agree that it is sometimes worth surrendering a bunch of freedom in order to save a bunch of lives, such as during the Covid lockdowns?

[Anonymous]

Some basic freedoms that were lost during Covid included going to restaurants, socializing at bars, enjoying concerts and sporting events. Heck, in California people even lost the freedom to go to the beach. Even protests and visiting friends and family were discouraged. But I think these restrictions on freedom were worth it because it saved a bunch of lives. Do you agree?

Yes, I agree. The reduction of freedom was worth it.

No, never! No way Jose.

[jshm2]

LOL, you're confused.

Nobody "surrendered" shit during covid -hence why it went on longer than it should have. Had people properly done as asked, it would have been over within a month.

It shows that people are selfish, two-faced bastards. Hence you need to whip them into compliance to make them even help them fucking selves. The whole idea around covid was to prevent death, as then the government would need to bring in more immigrants to replace your sorry existence. But people took it as an affront that they could not do as they please... despite every place being closed or restricted.

Hence it shows that people don't know the first thing about "freedom". They need more education and other mental restrictions to put them in their real place.

[Asker]

Interesting thoughts about "freedom." What are your thoughts on sexual "freedom"? If Christians try to restrict your sex life, is that a threat to your "freedom."? Or are restrictions on sexual "freedom" good and necessary?

[Dargil]

I think that provides an irresistible affinity for exploitation by those in control. So for that reason alone I cannot support it. All I could do is do what I could do to stay away from being exposed to covid. But then I was a medical courier back then and had to handle a lot of covid samples for analysis in a laboratory. So as you might suspect I had covid twice. But I also have type o negative blood and it is generally understood that those with o negative blood did not have the severe reactions to covid that others did

[exitseven]

In the beginning it seemed like the right thing to do and the nation as a whole agreed with government guidelines. Eventually it somehow morphed into a self serving manifesto between the government health agencies and big pharmaceutical companies. Eventually it involved the Chinese government, and resulted in the theft of an election.
I highly doubt that this could ever happen again. https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=Jtb10ZwbReY

[seeyounexttuesday]

I've not met many that are still fuckin fooled by the covid bullshit. But I guess it's all you got anymore. No, the covid authoritarian bullshit didn't save any lives and destroyed many lives.

It was a crime against humanity.

[DrPepper12]

Public health requires a public buy in VOLUNTARILY!! It's NEVER worth trading liberty for security under duress.

[Anonymous]

Yes unless its a fake