Recently, I have seen many people on the Internet oppose liberalization, on the grounds that it is so dangerous.
If you are afraid of danger and like lockdown, don't you stay at home with your family and don't come out? As long as you and your family don't go out, no matter how many viruses there are outside, they can't infect you. And now that e-commerce is so developed, it is not that you can't buy things without going out, as long as you click your finger on your mobile phone, you can buy anything online, even if you buy vegetables, you don't need to go out, and someone will send it to your door when you place an order online, and you can still live a life without leaving home.
But it is strange that those who oppose letting go do not lock themselves up at home, and also go out like those who support letting go, and whining and complaining there when they accidentally become impotent, isn't this a typical split of thought?
What are the calculations of those who oppose liberalization?
According to my observations, people who oppose letting go also want to go out and live a normal life, and they like the lockdown not because they like to be blocked, but because they want others to be blocked, and they have the freedom to go out and enjoy 100% safety. These people never thought that behind the quiet years they hoped for, there were countless people who carried the weight for them.
Childish people only think about what they want, mature people know how to weigh the pros and cons. Any choice has a price, and the key is to see which option the whole society pays the least.
As we all know, the toxicity of Omicron has been reduced a lot, the symptoms of infection are basically the same as colds, different people have different feelings, some people feel a little uncomfortable, some people feel nothing, after all, it can be passed by enduring a few days.
Some people are unwilling to bear such a price, and only think that it is 100% beneficial to themselves, which is an extremely selfish psychology in the final analysis.
Happily, most people on the Internet are still mature and rational.