@philasophigas .. with respect, and I am not suggesting you would take any death lightly. but would you please answer a question for me ...
Given that there appears to be two largely disparate tactics suggested to tackle Covid .. (1) the Lockdowns method employed by Australia to avoid deaths and health resources over-load until vaccination numbers kick in ... and (2) No restrictions let it take it's course, and no curbing of freedoms ..
My question is, with a 3% fatality rate in Australia, our worst case scenario is 750,000 Covid related deaths ... how many deaths are you prepared to accept as a normal course of a pandemic in exchange for your freedoms ..?
Is there a middle ground ... I don't know, I do know that I would hate to be a decision maker weighing up the question I just asked ...
Just as a comparison .. Canada, with a slighly larger population but similar socio economic status has had over 20,000 deaths ... Australia 1000 ...
Given that there appears to be two largely disparate tactics suggested to tackle Covid .. (1) the Lockdowns method employed by Australia to avoid deaths and health resources over-load until vaccination numbers kick in ... and (2) No restrictions let it take it's course, and no curbing of freedoms ..
My question is, with a 3% fatality rate in Australia, our worst case scenario is 750,000 Covid related deaths ... how many deaths are you prepared to accept as a normal course of a pandemic in exchange for your freedoms ..?
Is there a middle ground ... I don't know, I do know that I would hate to be a decision maker weighing up the question I just asked ...
Just as a comparison .. Canada, with a slighly larger population but similar socio economic status has had over 20,000 deaths ... Australia 1000 ...