First, the infections increased exponentially, then the state’s faith grew absurdly. More and more billion-dollar aid, more and more political promises. It is time to reflect on your responsibility.
In the crisis, the state takes command. He closes the borders, he banishes people to his home office and he rains money. The executive uses the fullness of its power. This increases the concern that we will get used to how easily we can delegate the management of life risks to the state. That we expect to be able to postpone our problems – even if the plague is long gone.
