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- 21 de Mayo, 2019
From the article:
Dr. Fauci has consistently been unwilling to look outside of his own lane in terms of the pandemic. Which I can't entirely knock him for, he is a doctor after all and he is tasked with handling the medical aspect of this. But that starts to wear thin when the doctor(s) consistently disregard the socioeconomic angle of the pandemic. They both need to be weighed. And when anyone under 70 is looking at a 99% survival rate (with people over 70 facing a 95% survival rate) it might be time to consider letting people make some money and not subject them to state-enforced poverty and familial destruction.
I actually agree with Fauci's comments for the most part. Trump is looking at it from an economic and reopening the country perspective and that is the proper way to look at it given what we know now.
Even the WHO has come out against harsh lockdown measures. Their effectivness is limited and when the restrictions are lifted after much pain, the virus comes roaring back.