The problem with lock downs is they just "flatten the curve", and the reality is that when you do that it just increases the area under the curve, which are deaths.
The best solutions to epidemics are the ones that are quickest.
There was a somewhat valid argument around the
“flatten the curve” slogan.
Early on, there were fears that the disease would spread so rapidly, and be so severe, that medical care facilities would be overwhelmed with people needing medical care because of it. The point was not to reduce the overall number of people who eventually get sick from the disease, but to slow the initial spread of it, so that the number of patients needing hospitalization would be within the capacity of existing facilities to happen.
The huge surge in seriously sick people needing hospitalization didn't happen. Perhaps some credit can be given to early efforts to
“flatten the curve”, but by far the biggest reason that it didn't happen is that the #CoronaHoax2020 virus simply is not nearly as contagious or serious as we've been led to believe.
In fact, as a result of this early hysteria, many hospitals and health care facilities have found themselves in very bad financial straits, because they turned away a lot of genuine, legitimate business, in order to make way for the #CoronaHoax surge that never happened. And many people have been seriously harmed, and at least a few have even died, as a result of being denied medical care deemed
“nonessential”, because the facilities where they would have received this care were bracing for the nonexistent #CoronaHoax2020 surge.
Once again, the hysteria and overreaction to the #CoronaHoax causes far more harm than the virus itself ever directly could have caused.