Germany’s health minister has reiterated his support for harsh COVID restrictions after meeting with fellow lockdown-lover Dr. Anthony Fauci.
lockdown-loving Minister for Health — has reiterated his militant support for harsh anti-COVID restrictions after returning from a tour in America, during which he met with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Being ruled over by a leftist three-party coalition, quite a number of lockdown rules remain in place in Germany, with some now criticising the measures as doing more harm than good., one particularly contentious measure is that of mandatory isolation when one catches COVID, a lockdown rule that many are now saying is leading to damaging staff absences.
However, after meeting with fellow lockdown hardliner Dr. Anthony Fauci, who serves as the American President’s Chief Medical Advisor, Lauterbach has slammed such a view as being “anti-scientific”. “Behind the discussion about the abolition of mandatory isolation, the waiver of protective measures or a fourth vaccination is the thesis that an infection is better than a vaccination,” he said, before declaring that he does not “consider this anti-scientific position”.
Lauterbach also described the German population as having the “luxury” of being paid while being forced into isolation, an apparent privilege that those in the United States cannot avail of.
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