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Sorry, I don't understand what your getting at.Human nature is a curious thing and the world has never faced anything quite like this before at least not with eyes wide open in full knowledge . How long might lock down have been effective in Britain had it been imposed when 10 people had been infected causing 5 fatalities ?
Reports of protests against lock down in America are gloatingly spread all over the tabloids but 50 states will see some hit worse than others . Germany appears to have done remarkably well in response to the virus but i believe there to people are protesting . Some part of Paris always seems to be on fire so its not worth discussing that and i know nothing of Morocco or Spain so i can't comment on either , but ..........
National identity , stereotypical prejudice if you like , does , will and must play a part in forward planning . While beating people with sticks might ensure establishment is obeyed in one corner of the world the very same would incite riots in another corner . Its not a competition and there is no right and wrong way to do something that has never been done before , because human nature is a funny thing .
Seems to me by accident or design Doris walked this tightrope between security and freedom really quite well , we can't "save the N.H.S" if there's no problem to see , but the way things worked out lock down became more or less a voluntary affair which sits comfortably with the mindset of this nation . If vilifying a few inconsiderate muppets keeps the peace for a few more weeks then it only helps .
The scale of this catastrophe makes it beyond the scope and competence of any government to exploit .