Extreme Covid restrictions “are a sign of weakness, not strength”
29 September 2020
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“As fear [of coronavirus] diminishes, particularly among those who are at least risk, so does consent. The increasing severity of the punishments is a sign that the authorities are losing their grip” says Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics.
Writing for CapX, Chris argues “the plethora of new laws and penalties is a sign of weakness, not strength” and “people went into lockdown more out of fear of the virus than fear of punishment”.
Read the full piece here.
Writing for CapX, Chris argues “the plethora of new laws and penalties is a sign of weakness, not strength” and “people went into lockdown more out of fear of the virus than fear of punishment”.
Read the full piece here.
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