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May 3, 2020 1 hr 3 min

6. Quarantine - Part 2: Why can't we comply?

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This pandemic induced State of Emergency has tested us all. We’ve been advised to stay home and only essential services are being left open; a solution which has led to many societal problems. Some of us are stressed and stir crazy; others are angry and protesting. What leads to difficulty in compliance? Why are some of us more willing to hunker down at the request of our leaders, while others feel that their civil liberties are being stripped away?

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