Lets Behave Like A People Who Recognise Dependence On Each Other For Our Lives

We need each other to respond from a place of principle and ethic.”

The truth in this is embedded in an honest introspection of our collective behaviours following the easing of the extreme social distancing measures at the end of May 2020. This is in no way a suggestion that people go out of their way to negligently expose themselves to infection. Rather, it is a call to honestly question our individual failures to collectively support the State in fighting this very terrifying disease, whether they were deliberate, or in response to some natural instinct.