RE: RE: Living in one strange era of comics while drawing characters from another strange era
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Full upvote for what it is worth.

Yes, this whole thing is an absolute disaster. The majority of people go along with it because they (for now) have a job and don't have to worry about keeping the doors of a business open. They scream at people for putting the world in danger for wanting a loosening of restrictions, yet forget, that somehow the products they consume, have to be made. Having been self-employed for over 20 years, I know all too well the chain reaction of people / businesses not being able to pay their bills. It affects others upstream. On such a large scale as this, it is a slow blood poisoning for the economy.

"How can you put money over lives?!!!"

Well, tell me, where is the food going to come from, and all of the other things people buy?

In Austria and Germany at the start of the lockdown, they had to put out an emergency call for workers to work on the farms, because the two countries are heavily reliant up on foreign workers... who could no longer enter the country due to border closures.

There's a point where life has to go on regardless of what the "emergency" is, or it ceases to go on.