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Nope.

Heck, it's almost as if you seem to think that countries around the world went into lockdown on a whim or something. They didn't. We've been in a time of international crisis for over a year now. I could care less whatever bunk you may buy into regarding them or masks and whatnot. The fact is...

I support lockdown measures because we're in the middle of a pandemic in case you somehow hadn't noticed. If you think that means that I'm not keenly aware of how it can affect businesses or people's lives in a myriad different ways then you are clueless. It's an extreme measure taken to curb...

I don't know what procedures you have over in America but over here we've had grants afforded to businesses who have had to shut and a furlough scheme for staff who have been unable to work because of that. This aids both employers and employees in such a time of crisis. The benefits system also...

Well, no. The complete opposite in fact.

Um, no, but you continue with your little campaign here, it sure seems to be important to you even if outside of actual reality. Have fun!

So, no cite to the source then and just some stupid soundbite. Noted.

So what "objective" source does this emanate from?

Ironic. Anyone who's part of MAGA lacks any such to start with.

Hey, I'm not part of the MAGA crowd thanks...

That's about as hilarious as it is sad...

That was almost funny...

Nope, you don't.

Rather, I don't buy into some data you put up as if it's sacrosanct.

Anywhere that doesn't supply food, toiletries or medicine in context of a lockdown. I don't make light of the significant impact that such measures have on businesses, especially smaller ones either.

Um you might want to check your posts over for spelling and stuff before submitting them. There's always a time delay when any sort of lockdown happens, that's common sense. You might have convinced yourself that they're ineffective in which case it's pointless carrying on. Data says otherwise...

Thanks for the laugh! :ROFLMAO:

You mean non essential ones? Why do you think? Sure they do. If non essential stores are shut then people are going to buy items in supermarkets that they otherwise would have bought elsewhere, clothes, electricals etc. It makes absolute sense. Figures don't just magically fall the day a...

Well, people generally get their food and supplies from major supermarket stores anyway so lockdowns don't affect the volume of people doing their shopping. They're no more or less busy as they are during normal times. It should also be apparent that figures don't immediately go down once a...

How does that work exactly? Explain your reasoning.