> Some people may worry more than others. I have read reports from therapists that they have clients from former communist countries who struggle with the lockdowns, because it reminds them or horrific things they experienced.
Those are probably not the people who compare themselves with Sophie Scholl on protests or something like that. They know the difference.
> It's not that far fetched to think about totalitarian regimes murdering people in that context.
Really? I think this only makes sense when you have a rosy idea about how Totalitarism looks like.
I agree.
> Some people may worry more than others. I have read reports from therapists that they have clients from former communist countries who struggle with the lockdowns, because it reminds them or horrific things they experienced.
Those are probably not the people who compare themselves with Sophie Scholl on protests or something like that. They know the difference.
> It's not that far fetched to think about totalitarian regimes murdering people in that context.
Really? I think this only makes sense when you have a rosy idea about how Totalitarism looks like.