The lockdown was very different for different people. Those who could work from home and keep their jobs thought it was fine or didn't go far enough. I know my barber, whose whole family worked at the salon, had to shut his doors and got no help from his landlord has a different opinion, as do my offspring who both lost their jobs. Th…
The lockdown was very different for different people. Those who could work from home and keep their jobs thought it was fine or didn't go far enough. I know my barber, whose whole family worked at the salon, had to shut his doors and got no help from his landlord has a different opinion, as do my offspring who both lost their jobs. Those people who had to work through the unknown for shitty pay (clerks, delivery people, nurses etc) would also have a different view. And many of them had children who were locked out of schools which made everything worse. So sure maybe the lockdown made you feel secure and you think it was appropriate for you but try on a different pair of shoes and you may understand why the convoy appealed.
The lockdown was very different for different people. Those who could work from home and keep their jobs thought it was fine or didn't go far enough. I know my barber, whose whole family worked at the salon, had to shut his doors and got no help from his landlord has a different opinion, as do my offspring who both lost their jobs. Those people who had to work through the unknown for shitty pay (clerks, delivery people, nurses etc) would also have a different view. And many of them had children who were locked out of schools which made everything worse. So sure maybe the lockdown made you feel secure and you think it was appropriate for you but try on a different pair of shoes and you may understand why the convoy appealed.