As an Australian who is going to two parties, dining in-person at a restaurant, and seeing a live show this weekend the idea that #ZeroCovid is not compatible with individual rights and freedoms just seems bizarrely out of touchhttps://twitter.com/BallouxFrancois/status/1357776017117560833 …
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Some countries share land borders w/close family/relatives on the other side.Might be perfectly legitimate reasons (which you may reasonably disagree with) for visiting them,and for feeling that liberties are seriously infringed if this is exceedingly difficult for a long period
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I was barred from that even inside the same country for a year, having to stand doing nothing while my mother calling crying because she couldn't stand the isolation, and the media bombardment.
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You would if your partner lived in another country and you hadn't seen them for months leading to bouts of depression and mental health struggles.
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Here’s why you might want to: Nephew in Aus desperate to spend Xmas with 89yo grandmother (CHF and Parkinson’s) in CH. 2 weeks quarantine each side, $$$ for travel, understanding boss... Very few are “at liberty” to do this
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Maybe it's worth to slightly change the take and say, zero covid *now* is not a reasonable choice for most places, except for those that locked down early and hard and never allowed numbers to accumulate beyond a point.
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...or spread widely, even in small numbers.
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Half of my immediate family lives in another country, roughly 2 hours away by flight. We used to go back and forth roughly every month. That was not a "vacation", it was "everyday life". Are you implying that until our countries are "safe" (zero COVID) we should no longer meet?
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If yes, then please own up the implications of this instead of this silly, simplistic caricature of "overseas" travel (an expression that, with all due respect, we don't really...use in Europe) as a whim, vacation, or something superfluous "we can surely do without".
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My fiancé lives in another country and I haven’t seen her for more than a year already. Zero COVID would destroy the lives of so many international families/couples. It’s a dangerous ideology
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