Is It Time to Start Using the C-Word When Referring to Sununu?

From a recent article by Jordan Schachtel: … public health isn’t a real science. … Just as the “common good” is not good for everyone, Public Health suffers from the same innate failures as a health concept. What is good for Joe may not be good for Jane. What is best for Catherine may not be best for Carlos.

You can thank the “public health experts” for normalizing healthy quarantines, outdoor masking, 6 feet social distancing, nightly curfews, societal lockdowns and plenty of other baseless mystical population control measures that were enforced (and failed to succeed in combating a virus) in the name of science. 

Individual health is to public health as liberty is to totalitarianism. The moment you depart from treating individuals, and attempt to collectivize a population, you’re not so much an expert as you are an authoritarian control freak disguised as an expert. …

No one person or group can claim the mantle of public health, and no one person or group can claim to know what is best for the collective, just as no one leader should make devastating decisions for the “greater good” of society.

This is a spot on description of Chris “Public Health Trumps Everything” Sununu. He believes that there is such a thing as “public health” (and probably the “public good”) and EVEN MORE ARROGANTLY that he and he alone is capable of understanding what it is and how to achieve it.

So, yes it is time to use the “c-word” in connection with Sununu. And, of course, by the “c-word” I mean COMMUNIST. Not in the theoretical, text-book sense. But in the real-world, Stalin’s five-year plans and Mao’s Great Leap Forward sense.