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by forgot_account
2134 days ago
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>>>One person dying is objectively worse than one person going bankrupt, this is ethics 101. The argument of the anti-lockdown crowd (at least as I understand it) is that the second- and third-order effects are just rich people going bankrupt, but middle- and lower-class people being forced into dire economic straights up to and including starvation, or a drastically reduced ability to afford esssential life-saving healthcare for other non-COVID conditions. |
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Isn't that more of a symptom of a broken healthcare system?