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we're regular on on this program is laura dodson.t how laura wrote about how the government deployed fear tactic in order to get people to comply. and she argued in the book that it's like letting the genie out of the lamp. because once you deploy fear tactics, you can do it for other things like making people scared about climate change. any number of any other so called emergencies that the government in these fear government ushered in these fear tactics because . it was for all tactics because. it was for all good. it was to save lives. does that justify it. no, not at all. and of course, it wasn't for the common good. how could scaring people into abysmal depression and suicide good for and suicide be a tool good for pubuc and suicide be a tool good for public health? it's laughable andifs public health? it's laughable and it's communist also the right make people of right to make people afraid of a disease in many cases disease that in many cases wasn't going kill now, wasn't going to kill them. now, of course, have 99% surviva

we're regular on on this program is laura dodson.w laura wrote about how the government deployed fear tactic in order to get people to comply. and she argued in the book that it's like letting the genie out of the lamp. because once you deploy fear tactics, you can do it for other things like making people scared about climate change. any number of any other so called emergencies that the government in these fear government ushered in these fear tactics because . it was for all tactics because. it was for all good. it was to save lives. does that justify it. no, not at all. and of course, it wasn't for the common good. how could scaring people into abysmal depression and suicide good for and suicide be a tool good for pubuc and suicide be a tool good for public health? it's laughable andifs public health? it's laughable and it's communist also the right to make people afraid of a disease many cases disease that in many cases wasn't kill them. now, wasn't going to kill them. now, of have 99% survival of course, we have 99% survival ra