The article assumes that the policymakers (and public) AREN'T considering the drawbacks. I disagree with that.
Many non-US countries have acted to minimize those drawbacks, so it is misleading to act as if those drawbacks are unavoidable and the lockdown is illogical.
Many non-US countries have acted to minimize those drawbacks, so it is misleading to act as if those drawbacks are unavoidable and the lockdown is illogical.