Topic: Lockdown Policy, can it be viewed as an infringement on our Human rights? - page 3. (Read 343 times)
March 20, 2021, 02:42:32 AM
It is an infringement of rights, but so is a lot of things. The question you have to ask yourself is it worth giving up our rights for the collective good of society. Boris Johnson in the UK believed the answer was yes, and so he essentially shut down the entire country. Turns out, lockdowns were never that great of a solution, so you owe it to yourself to fight against them *democratically*.
March 20, 2021, 01:45:57 AM
Your opinions are very much needed as always;
(a) Would you consider the government's Lockdown policy and strong restrictions on people’s movements an infringement on human rights?
(b) Do you think that the punishment metted out to those who have grown tired of the lockdown and defaulted in some way is fair, especially when the lockdown rules and policies as well as the punishment for defaulters were not properly discussed in parliament?
(a) Would you consider the government's Lockdown policy and strong restrictions on people’s movements an infringement on human rights?
(b) Do you think that the punishment metted out to those who have grown tired of the lockdown and defaulted in some way is fair, especially when the lockdown rules and policies as well as the punishment for defaulters were not properly discussed in parliament?
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