are you a bot? this appears to be a pre-prepared response that has nothing to do with my reply to you.
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The thread you have linked to in your reply claims that "lockdowns cause starvation" and "what lockdown does, is charged to Corona". Those are the claims which I am responding to.
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Ah, thanks. Economic catastrophe in third-world countries (starvation) as a consequence of supply chain and other interruptions linked to first-world lockdowns is indisputable.
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It isn't a consequence of lockdown but of government policies. There's enough wealth in the world for everyone to have adequate food, healthcare and housing if it were applied towards those ends.
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lockdowns + current economic environment = starvation. if somebody cuts off my arm, and I bleed to death, are they at fault? or is it the atmosphere, for not summoning enough pressure, to hold the blood in? you‘re saying it‘s the atmosphere. it‘s not a serious argument.
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Explain New Zealand then.
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again, are you a bot? not a response to any argument i‘ve made.
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Also, even those who express some agreement with your premise still do not conclude against lockdowns, but only suggest that they should be implemented differently in lower-income countries in order to lessen any detrimental economic effects.https://www.lse.ac.uk/News/Latest-news-from-LSE/2020/e-May-20/Low-income-countries-need-different-lockdowns-to-prevent-severe-deprivation-and-hunger …
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you understand it‘s the diminished first-world demand that‘s hurting them, right?
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And even basic research would indicate that 'first-world demand' for many types of goods and services increased during lockdowns.https://www.jpmorgan.com/solutions/cib/research/covid-spending-habits …
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Again, read your article once more, and understand why it doesn‘t address anything I‘ve said. Because some people were hoarding alcohol in August 2020 doesn‘t mean lockdowns were a net economic benefit for anyone.
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