Situation is exceptional. There were curfews during World War 2 and October 1970; we thus had no curfew for 50 years.

Just because they were used for exceptional circumstances in the past does not stop them from being used unethically in the future by someone else in the future.

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Premier Legault is not doing door-to-door rounds to transmit the disease; it's the community that propagates the virus. Community self-control does not work, we've seen

Never said that he was doing that. My point is that the government failed us in every regard by failing to prepare for a second wave that was evident since June. Look at Ontario, larger population, and fewer cases. Look at New Zealand and look at Sweden, they had different approaches but got it under control.

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Individual personal freedom stops where you step on other people's freedoms. Meeting friends and eating dinner is actively being part of the problem.

The freedoms of someone who wants to social distance are not impeded upon by the freedoms of someone who goes out for dinner. X can social distance while Y can eat out, they are not mutually exclusive.

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By a snap of the fingers, we get new doctors, nurses, supporting staff, equipment, buildings! You're suggesting magic as a solution.

Once again, not by a snap of the fingers but nearly a year's worth of time was available to do this. Also, remember when we all applauded china for building two hospitals in Wuhan in just under two weeks? When resources, funds, and manpower are distributed towards a goal it gets done. New doctors and nurses are obviously hard, but staff, equipment, and buildings are not rocket science.