Are lockdowns justified?

[The Grand Nudger]

Nothing in our constitution prevents a lockdown

In just about every country today, the constitution guarantees the freedom of assembly.

I don't know about other countries..(and I'd be surprised)..but in the us, not a single one of our rights is a suicide pact.  They're all routinely limited in the public interest and there's no constitutional issue with doing so - as an endless mountain of declined and rejected appeals might demonstrate to you if you took the time to research the subject.

That handled....I've been reading this and I want to make absolutely sure that I've got your suggestion right. You think that vitamin d deficiency, and not covid.......killed half a million americans out of the blue? Did our massive processed fortification industry suddenly fail? Was there a milk crisis? Not a single bowl of cereal poured? Did we stop eating eggs? Have americans given up on beef?

Get the fuck outta here with this trash, lol. Half a million americans died because a fascist piece of shit turned public health into a culture war front during a pandemic his administration repeatedly and intentionally misled the public about - a pandemic which his administration was uniquely unqualified to address as a pirate crew of corporate raiders, racists, and crackhead pillow salesmen.