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Quite possibly, but that wasn't really my point. I found it interesting that the government had decided to enforce vaccination when it was going to take them 3 months, at best to vaccinate everyone. They then decided to lock down just the vaccinated, then u-turned to lockdown everyone.Bit of both I suppose, but my thinking is >75% to do with it wasn't going to be enough.
My point I guess is that their strategies seem to be all over the place and reactionary. I found that interesting. not least because they have exponential rises in cases which probably reflect the scattergun approach to preventative measures. They don't seem to be thinking things through particularly well, in fact it's appalling.
If you lockdown some folks based on any category, eye colour, then you will have a drop in infections. The Austrian approach was nonsense both to combat the rising cases and on the general populace in terms of government trust.