Emily Oster argues in the Atlantic that it’s time to put arguments about Covid policy mistakes “aside and declare a pandemic amnesty.” After all, feelings were high, there was enormous uncertainty, and mistakes were made. Some people ended up being wrong, some people ended up being right, but getting it right was mostly a matter of luck rather than knowledge and foresight. People had to make “hard calls” with “imperfect information.” “
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Ignorance for those in power is no excuse, and asking for amnesty or leniency for crimes against humanity - mass global terrorism - proves the perpetrators have no contrition.
They do not understand what they did wrong and feel they should not be blamed for going along with everyone else. Their argument is that a lynch mob is okay if everyone is doing it and especially okay if under orders from authorities. The Milgram experiment found that people feel disconnected from their actions when they comply with orders, even though they’re the ones committing the act.
I go back and forth on this all the time I understand the need for a reckoning but that amnesty article is a few weeks old and is one of the few times a major publication has flinched, or even acknowledged they may have gone to far. A reckoning is needed but lynching one of the first writers to start admitting any kind of wrong may not be the best way to get there. But I have no idea how to get there myself. And if people like me want there to be some forgiveness get carried away we'll never get there. But if anytime someone shows a move this direction they get ambushed...I'm not sure that'll get us there either. I got no answers. Great article though listing out in clear terms some the grievances that will need to be accounted for.
Please substitute your state's criminal law codes, disseminate and act in all procedures, send me a copy with the penal codes similar to these Italians
Ignorance for those in power is no excuse, and asking for amnesty or leniency for crimes against humanity - mass global terrorism - proves the perpetrators have no contrition.
They do not understand what they did wrong and feel they should not be blamed for going along with everyone else. Their argument is that a lynch mob is okay if everyone is doing it and especially okay if under orders from authorities. The Milgram experiment found that people feel disconnected from their actions when they comply with orders, even though they’re the ones committing the act.
I go back and forth on this all the time I understand the need for a reckoning but that amnesty article is a few weeks old and is one of the few times a major publication has flinched, or even acknowledged they may have gone to far. A reckoning is needed but lynching one of the first writers to start admitting any kind of wrong may not be the best way to get there. But I have no idea how to get there myself. And if people like me want there to be some forgiveness get carried away we'll never get there. But if anytime someone shows a move this direction they get ambushed...I'm not sure that'll get us there either. I got no answers. Great article though listing out in clear terms some the grievances that will need to be accounted for.
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