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And Dr. Prasad is one of the biggest armchair policy analysts/tone policemen out there when it comes to the pandemic.
Don't know if they are left/right, but @VPrasadMDMPH is correct that blaming and shaming the public is a major public health mistake. Counterproductive. Public health experts know that. For the rest, here is some armchair reading material by @JuliaLMarcushttps://www.npr.org/2020/12/19/948403401/epidemiologist-on-why-pandemic-shaming-isn-t-working …
Bringing in the left was counterproductive. As far as blaming and shaming, meh. As an example, folks are violently anti-mask even without blaming. Manufactured to get attention, which it does. It’s fake blame and shame in real life (not sure about social media)
I have yet to see a good side to this division. Speaking of mask violencehttps://www.startribune.com/maplewood-fitness-club-manager-subdues-gunman-angry-over-unmasked-patrons/600006686/ …
Biggest problem is that public health officials don't really know how the virus spreads, but nonetheless intentionally spread fear to try to "motivate" the public to care. Is it really surprising that people don't trust these officials and start tuning them out?
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