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Originally Posted by Pierre
Left wing economists from the university of Viv Nicholson.
Let's shut it down, then start it up, then shut it down, then......repeat ad-infinitum
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There's no outcome that doesn't cause economic harm. You either choose to mitigate it or do not under the guise of it being too expensive. Yet there's no plan to pay the current £2trn of debt anyway!
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Originally Posted by Pierre
no it isn't, it's perfectly sensible coherent argument.
Comparing the death rates of two viruses. One that we have a vaccine for and one that we don't - now that's nonsensical.
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Hmmm. I suppose it's an interesting thought experiment. However I fail to see how useful such a comparison is. In the real world we do have a flu vaccine.
Nobody would ever countenance not distributing a flu vaccine. It's generally accepted in the civilised world we try to improve treatment outcomes.
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Originally Posted by nomadking
"No limit" shouldn't mean a free for all. You still have to be selective about what you spend money on.
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Quality infrastructure projects. You either pay for that our pay out on dole money anyway and have nothing to show for it. The private sector isn't coming to the rescue any time soon.