Yes, you may not worry about it personally. But you should worry about it as part of a community and out of respect for those who are in the age risk groups. Example: after 4 weeks of reopening, Lisbon area is seeing a rise in cases in age group 20-30. As expected, younger ones are going out more. They have no reasons to worry about dying, statistically, but the are getting infected because they are not careful. Then they go back home and infect older ones, like their parents, uncles, or grandparents. Who have a higher chance of dying from it.
It is simply a question of respect for others.
It's a simple question that is no longer practical.
This went from 15 days to flatten the curve, to 30 days to stop the spread, and now over two months later people are saying we have to wait until we have a vaccine. People who put that question above all else would have us stay on lockdown for years if need be.
Well, we cant live like this any longer.
Not only is the economic fall out going to be severe, and will get worse the longer we do stay locked down, the more suicides (a doctor in CA said he has seen his year's worth of them in the last 60 days), death due to drug over doses, increase in cancer deaths from people either not receiving treatments or even being diagnosed, etc, all deaths many of those for extending the lock downs are fully ignoring. And yes, they are being ignored since no lock downers are talking about these.
All for a virus that largely kills only those with comorbidities.
The real question is, now that opening up is inevitable, is how do we protect the vulnerable now that we must get back to living life?
