ok, NT, fck ‘em, let them die.
Not about letting them die.
What control do we have whether anyone lives or dies.
We should be given the information and let individuals make their own risk assessments. Bit like markets, when Government interfere with controls in area, it causes issues elsewhere.
Just problem displacement.
As before we should focus energy and resources on those who are vulnerable.
Especially in light of infections taking place at a higher rate indoors then out.
When NHS does return back to BAU there is going to be such an overload of urgent surgeries and cancer treatements, suffering is just displaced on to the healthy living, probably on those younger people who will lose out on greater remaining number of years to the average of 81 etc., than those who are there abouts or well passed it.
Too much good intentions trying to save all, whilst losing site of real misery and numbers imo.
Where is the greater good or lesser harm in all this faffing around?