The Cage Part Two Light Painting

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However, this article does not describe the topic comprehensively enough. There are many types of cages. Self-imposed restrictions through consumer credit or lockdowns imposed by administrative institutions. I had chosen the latter as my topic. Especially now, when the WHO is drawing up new treaties that are to become binding for all member states, there is a great danger that this will happen again.
The lockdown during the coronavirus period is a very controversial topic. The politics of this time have divided families and friendships. I dealt with this in 2021. I don't want to withhold the pictures that were taken from you any longer.

During the lockdowns, there were a lot of hair-raising rules. For example, I couldn't just visit my mother in the nursing home. I had to provide proof of a current corona test, agree a visiting time with the home management (maximum 2 hours!) and then meet my mother in a building guarded by soldiers. The visiting room was like a prison. I had to sit at a table that was separated into two areas by a pane of glass. You were supposed to talk through a closed window. Touching or even hugging was not possible.
Cruel!
In the end, I left the home with my mother for a walk and we had a lovely time in the great outdoors without these restrictions.

A friend from Paraguay told me that his family locked his sister, who was ill with coronavirus, in a room for two weeks and left her food outside the door during this time. There was no visit to the doctor or medical care.

It was cruel! I hope that as many people as possible have reflected on this dark time and drawn the right conclusions from it. Panic is not a good advisor. Prudent action is called for in these crazy times!

I hope you enjoyed the post and I'll see you here again next Sunday. Stay tuned!