Kikapu wrote:Well, the younger generation will let it rip believing foolishly that they are immune from Covid. Middle to older generations will play it very safe still and not indulge in reckless behaviour. Considering the fact the latter generations are the ones with most of the money and if they are not going to become reckless just like the younger generations, the economy is going to take a hit either way, “freedom day” or not.
I don't think they will Kikapu.
Most of our young people are actually quite sensible and smart. they will take precautions.
What I mean by "letting it rip" is taking the UK, European and American approach. Australia will have to have a sensible conversation moving forward as we achieve more acceptable vaccination levels approaching 80%.
What I mean is opening up. Business as usual. people going to work, tourism and airline industry returning back to normal, allowing businesses to open and trade, restaurants, cafes, bars etc open and as close to normal as we can get it.
But obviously, precautions will need to remain - such as social distancing, masks, gloves, medical santizers etc etc. These things will remain a while longer and most people know it.