Until now I've held back from chiming in, but I can't anymore. I don't know if everyone's fed up or at least most. Don't you really see how harmful these measures are for the majority of the population?? Can you be so blind? What got me most was Primož's comment that the economy will survive. Yeah, sure it will, but to what extent. Ask Ana Roš and some other entrepreneur/SP a bit how they find the measures and how they feel because they had to lay off all employees due to government measures. Put yourselves in the shoes of those who lost everything due to measures and don't know how they'll survive, how they'll feed the kids. About 50 die per day from covid, but thousands are left without jobs. How will they survive, apparently no one cares. Does that really seem ok to you? I believe those who are provided for and have secure jobs don't deal with it and see nothing wrong in these measures. You can be blind, but don't be dumb.
Maybe some of you saw the post of a mom of two kids on FB saying she simply sees no way out anymore and doesn't want such a life despite two kids. She'd rather die from covid than live, because such life isn't worth living. Both with partner lost jobs due to government measures, now don't know how to survive, how to feed the kids, how to pay bills that pile up despite measures. And this surely isn't an isolated case, people are depressed, down, because they pay for something they're not guilty of, no one helps them. Does that seem normal to you? Not even talking about holidays ahead when people will be even more depressed.
Don't get me wrong, I support certain measures like wearing masks where needed (not outdoors or in mountains for sure), and not socializing and keeping distance, because I know what they want to achieve and that health system won't hold a larger influx of sick. I understand and comply. But everything to a certain extent.
Majority screwed because of minority. That's not right and shouldn't be. Elderly could be protected in other ways. And don't crucify me now again because I wrote what I did. My grandma at 86 broke her hip in March this year and didn't get covid, but still died because of it. From March to June she was in hospital without personal contact with us, so she was alone all days, contacts only by phone. When they saw she became apathetic and unresponsive due to loneliness, they sent her home. Actually sent her home to die, as three months of solitude left her severe, mostly irreversible consequences. She had no will to live anymore, which due to illogical government measures is happening right now to many old and young. My grandma passed end of July, I have no other grandparents. Even "well-intentioned" measures meant for general good can be fatal for some. Just for thought.