I watch people fear to lose their “freedoms and rights”. Just for some reason, we imagine that my freedom is more important than another’s life. I do not know what has affected our heads – we care only about ourselves. ME and MY wishes and habits!
But we all realize that Corona’s target audience is grandparents – i.e. our grandparents and parents. Part of our family, not some remote inhabitants. And that whining and inability to repress ourselves to some degree, as every man with a healthy psyche, in the face of war and the plague would fo, is incomprehensible to the mind today. It is as if pampered teen sociopaths care about … their freedoms, which mean death to grandparents.
The closer the community is, the closer its people are, the more they support and help each other in disasters. As a result, today’s EU countries are not united – full of strangers, whose parents and roots are far away, who matter no matter where their country of residence is, and their welfare!
90% of the dead are said to be older people and death is just mowing them. Everyone understands that rigorous discipline and self-isolation are meant to protect them, not the youngster!
I think this period will help many people to reevaluate their priorities, attitudes, and values. Although for a while, that’s for sure. I am very eager to believe. Well, with those “assholes”, probably nothing will change, their heads are empty.
© Fortune, 2020
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Should we suppress our freedoms and rights at the lockdown time?
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Yes
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No
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Lockdown needs to happen because there are so many of the younger generation that do not respect their elders.
Freedom’s just another name, for nothing left to lose. (Bobby McGee Janice Joplin).
I think freedom should come with some rules and regulations otherwise everyone just goes crazy thinking they can do most anything
I don’t believe absolute freedom is good. People always wanted to do what they want regardless of the consequences. Look where that ‘freedom’ got us into?