yes. it's a HUGE part of our problem. we forget about the collective
A part of me wonders whether Americans are just too darn individualistic to really squash this virus. The condo neighbor who never wears a mask in the hallways. The family members who dine inside restaurants. The friend who flies to London for a vacation.
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SHUT DOWN THE NURSING HOMES- ISOLATE THE ELDERLY- NO MORE HUMAN CONTACT FOR THOSE 70 AND OLDER- CLOSE THE SCHOOLS- JAIL THE SUPER SPREADERS- LOCKDOWN FOREVER ZERO COVID ZERO COVID ZERO COVID-
#STOPFUCKINGGOINGOUTSIDE
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I’ve wondered the same many times. No sense of shared sacrifice for the greater good of the community.
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I agree 1000%! We need to fight COVID as long as we fought smallpox! Even if it takes longer, we have to quarantine and isolate, we have to make sacrifices of the greedy, the old and irresponsible! If you get sick that means you didn’t wear your mask!
#PUNISHTHEMALL#ZEROCOVID
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Hi, I'm Australian and have an American partner. I can tell you that Australians are much more like Americans than we are like the English. I would suggest that the primary factor here is a government which is willing to intervene and to continue intervening.
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Our federal government is conservative; a majority of our states are liberal. Pandemic management was handled by National Cabinet, an emergency council of premiers (state chief executives) consulting with the Prime Minister. That's what made the difference.
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Those are government failures. If those are irrresponsible behaviors they shouldnt be available.
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One set of neighbors keeps having parties; huge one over the summer. They're adults. It's baffling.
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