Holiday gatherings seem less likely
With Covid cases and hospitalizations rising, François Legault says that official approval of Christmas holiday gatherings is looking less likely. He promises a decision on December 11.
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steph 00:07 on 2020-12-02 Permalink
How is he supposed to have our respect with all this flip flopping?
JaneyB 00:42 on 2020-12-02 Permalink
It’s not flip flopping. It’s changing policy in response to changing conditions. What would be the alternative? Making a decision in March and sticking to it regardless of new knowledge and events?
It would be nice to have something to look forward to but the pandemic is unpredictable. We need hope but we also have to live in reality.
jeather 10:54 on 2020-12-02 Permalink
What about the cases slowly rising is all that unpredictable?
I don’t know if this “be good or you get coal instead of parties” is sensible, but he did say from the beginning that this was conditional. I don’t have respect for him or his choices wrt the pandemic since May, but cancelling plague parties is not the mistake.