Given that we know so little about its spread, we need to revolt against Covid-19, not lockdown regulations
Images of a group of US healthcare workers standing their ground on a street, in scrubs and masks, in the face of hundreds of cars bearing flag-waving protesters – and even a cowboy on his brown horse – have dominated screens and social media in the past few days.
The protesters, part of a growing US populace across several states, who are fed up with unemployment and little freedom of movement, are campaigning for an end to stay-at-home orders and social distancing implemented to curb astronomical deaths and Covid-19 infections. The country has grimly claimed top spot in the world for pandemic deaths – more than 41,000 as of Monday.. ..A subscription gives you full digital access to all Times Select content.
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