NYU professor Scott Galloway, once a proponent of strict lockdown measures during the COVID plandemic, asked for “forgiveness” for pushing those disastrous policies that decimated children’s education and crippled businesses.
During a panel discussion on Bill Maher’s “Real Time”, Galloway admitted he was “wrong” for advocating for prolonged lockdown policies.
“I was on the board of my kids’ school during COVID. I wanted a harsher lockdown policy. In retrospect, I was wrong. The damage to kids of keeping them out of school longer was greater than the risks,” Galloway confessed Friday.
"I was on the board of my kids' school during COVID. I wanted a harsher lockdown policy. In retrospect: I was wrong. The damage to kids of keeping them out of school longer was greater than the risk. But here's the bottom line: We were doing our best. But let's give a little… pic.twitter.com/8Vt2NujNKl
— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) October 28, 2023
“But here’s the bottom line: myself, our great people, the CDC, I’d like to thank the governor. We were all operating with imperfect information and we were doing our best,” he insisted.
“But let’s learn from it. Let’s hold each other accountable, but let’s bring a little bit of grace and forgiveness in the sh*t show that was COVID,” Galloway added.
Users on social media blasted Galloway’s apology, noting that his definition of “doing our best” meant shaming, ridiculing, and ostracizing anybody who deviated from the official narrative that lockdowns and COVID vaccines saved lives.
— Nikki Moonitz (@NMoonitz) October 28, 2023
No, we need to never forget that. It doesn’t matter that you’re now saying you were doing your best. You let your fear grip you and you lectured everyone by your fear.
Some of us tried to tell you, and you ridiculed us.— RasterEyes (@AgentRaster) October 28, 2023
We knew. Team reality was screaming from the roof tops. Fear and greed took over.
— Government Zombie (@GovtZombie) October 28, 2023
No forgiveness. Many told you over and over that you were wrong. But we were cast aside, silenced. We were told the "experts" knew better. And we all know you haven't learned a thing from any of this. If it were to all happen again the majority of Covidians would do the same…
— charmane harbert
(@callme_Chari) October 28, 2023
Others pointed out that people like Galloway should be held accountable for pushing tyranny on Americans in the name of public health.
Accountability and justice first. Then you can ask for "grace and forgiveness." pic.twitter.com/sjbIsvRxEN
— Dave Adams (@DaveAda07276747) October 28, 2023
Amnestyville pic.twitter.com/Y24SVosWk9
— MiddleMaga.com (@StucknDaMid) October 28, 2023
Forgive and forget or Nuremberg2.0
— worldofpain75
(@trueblood777111) October 28, 2023
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