What If Six Feet Was Science?
It turns out that losing liberty in the guise of implementing science has been disastrous
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Jeffrey A.Tucker—— Bio and Archives--August 17, 2024
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Frontier Centre For Public Policy
The rule of six feet of distance between people came from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in March 2020. Anthony Fauci has again admitted that there really was no science to back it up. And that strikes many people as outrageous.
Why should this matter? Because it was this rule that kept the schools closed. It led to domestic capacity restrictions. It was the basis for why restaurants could only be half-full. Chairs and even urinals in public places like airports and train stations blocked off every other chair. It was the reason for the mail-in ballots, imposed and implemented without the security that had traditionally governed the practice.
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