I have, I was overseas for 3 months in the UK and Portugal. I’m also reading recent papers on, for example, the increased risk of health issues that comes with reinfection with Covid. Get on with life - absolutely. Try to reduce the risk of infection without making such large sacrifices that it impacts your quality of life - why not? What exactly is the downside of wearing a mask on packed public transport? Or requiring bars and restaurants to have high standards of ventilation? It’s just about balance.
This new health minister.
What drugs is he on? Where can I get some?
No...that's the upside. You're interested because she has the mask on and looks potentially cute. Mask = sunglasses effect.Original Post Deleted
I am in Portugal right now and wear mask on public transport. No problem. But that's not what's happening in HK. Masks everywhere. Masks on kids in schools. Daily testing. Vaccine records to eat food. Constant monitoring. Fines. etc. etc. It was only a few weeks back when we were expected to wear masks to go for a run or hike ffs.These things do have a downside, mostly on mental wellbeing. I think we'll see this emerge more in HK over the next few years, especially among children.
And I've not even mentioned the ever present threat of forced quarantine, families being split and more.
If people were dying on the streets, or if the hospitals were full of sick kids, I could maybe understand your argument, but this is not normal or healthy and should not be accepted as such.