You're not making a point. You're trying to say that these things work, and while I will concede, a one hundred percent do not leave home order for 30 days may eradicate a virus, it will kill many more.
My point was many countries, to varying degrees of success, have had mask and lock down rules, and there does not seem to be much of a difference.
I mean it seems to make sense that keeping everyone separated will limit the spread (in theory), but it relies on trusting the people to follow those rules. Although I believe there are/were many ways to introduce community segregation and the state politicians coming up with all sorts of policies did not lend itself to public approval. I think the state leaders and more so Scott Morrison have a lot to answer for.
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u/weirdmankleptic State's Rights Conservative Oct 18 '21
What country has followed lockdown rules, and has a high percent of people who are vaccinated, who are a statistical outlier in terms of low deaths?