The hottest Lockdowns Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Common Sense with Bari Weiss 3125 implied HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. D.A. Henderson, an epidemiologist, warned that pandemic lockdowns may not effectively stop a disease but could lead to severe public health consequences.
  2. Lockdowns during the pandemic caused disruptions in education, social development, mental health issues, domestic violence, and overdose deaths, highlighting the broader impacts of such measures.
  3. Public health should focus on not just stopping a disease but also consider the broader health of society, including targeted protection for the ill and medically vulnerable, to avoid harmful consequences of overreaction like societal shutdowns.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1592 implied HN points 24 Jan 24
  1. COVID pandemic is claimed to be a lie and we were always immune
  2. Lockdowns and mRNA technology are criticized for their deadly outcomes
  3. Medical authorities are accused of murder and malfeasance for their handling of COVID
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 569 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. For Trump to win reelection, he needs to appeal to center and Democratic voters by acknowledging that the lockdowns failed.
  2. There's a call for investigation and accountability for those involved in lockdowns, pandemic response, and mRNA technology and vaccines.
  3. Suggestions include reversing liability protections for vaccine makers and setting up a compensation fund for individuals harmed by lockdowns and vaccines.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 452 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. China is perceived as a significant adversary, and the upcoming presidential election is crucial for shaping the future of the country.
  2. The importance of Trump's stance on China, border control, and deporting illegal immigrants is emphasized.
  3. There is a call for Trump to acknowledge the perceived failures of lockdowns, mRNA vaccines, and commit to certain actions like building a wall and dealing with other issues.
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COVID Reason 2083 implied HN points 29 Aug 23
  1. Major media outlets are echoing the need to stop the spread of Covid to reduce strain on hospitals.
  2. There are concerns about the possibility of another lockdown due to rising Covid cases and the emergence of new variants.
  3. Lockdowns had significant negative impacts on liberty and prosperity, with no apologies or accountability from those in charge.
The New Normal 3026 implied HN points 06 Mar 23
  1. Leaked messages revealed a plan to use fear tactics to enforce lockdown measures in the UK.
  2. Government officials discussed deploying scare tactics like a new Covid variant to increase compliance.
  3. The leaked messages highlighted the use of fear, guilt, and manipulation to control public behavior during the pandemic.
Unmasked 67 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. CDC facing criticism and misinformation from some 'experts' after updating guidance, sparking debates over COVID policies and decisions.
  2. There is ongoing discussion about the accountability and responsibility of those involved in pandemic decisions to achieve permanent resolution.
  3. A reader-supported publication sharing views on COVID measures and advocating for awareness and recognition of mistakes made during the pandemic.
Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones 235 implied HN points 21 May 23
  1. Ruili, China's most locked-down city, faced extensive lockdowns due to border cases from Myanmar.
  2. Ruili's economy heavily relies on the jade industry, but the extensive lockdowns impacted businesses and caused many to leave.
  3. Despite challenges, some locals like Xu show resilience and adaptability, with hopes for Ruili's recovery post-pandemic.
eugyppius: a plague chronicle 260 implied HN points 05 Mar 23
  1. Lockdown policies were driven by the unbounded stupidity of leaders, not globalist conspiracies.
  2. Western governments used fear to ensure compliance with lockdown measures.
  3. Lockdown decisions were made based on practical and political limitations, rather than scientific reasoning.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 15 Aug 21
  1. NSW and Ontario have similar Covid-19 infection rates, but experience different outcomes - NSW has higher infection rates and more hospitalizations despite being in lockdown.
  2. Vaccination rates play a crucial role in controlling Covid-19 - higher vaccination rates in Ontario contribute to its relative openness compared to NSW.
  3. Weather differences between regions may impact Covid-19 spread - with Ontario in summer and NSW in winter, it's suggested that infections may be weather-related.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 16 Oct 21
  1. NSW and Ontario were used as comparison cases for the Delta variant, with NSW passing 80% of its 16+ population fully vaccinated and starting to ease restrictions.
  2. In Ontario, despite concerns of an outbreak when kids returned to school, the outbreak was relatively stunted compared to NSW, showcasing the value of vaccination over lockdowns.
  3. Winter will be the true test of resilience for vaccinations in Ontario, as well as dealing with waning immunity that will hit Ontario sooner than NSW.