@sanctuary.the-one-law 8 December 2020 edited

Reuniting Loves Severed by Covidian Regimes

This line appears on a prominent travel site, surely not intended to be as cruel as some might read it:

What they intend is reunification for families which have natives of Uruguay. They at least mean well for families split by the Uruguayan border police. Reuniting Love should be legal. But for others split by border crossing police this is a special kind of hell. What governments do best can be purest evil. Those whose spouse/fiancee/etc are from different countries and were stranded by flight schedule disasters in different countries face death by a thousand waits. Some are prevented from rejoining their love by more than just the police of their "home nation" but also police in transits they might need to cross. Covidian Regimes. The governments of certain notably draconian airflight hubs deserve to quietly defund themselves and vanish from the face of the planet.

Who do you know separated by borders? How many of you know people who have spent the covid season severed from their loved ones by governments that enjoy immense psychopathic pleasure at watching their agony ? Just let me know in the comments. I seek ways to solve this problem. We may all like to know it would help those who yet remain sundered.

I have photographed many borders but this is the nicest photograph I could find. Some describe the valley across the border to the south as somewhat pristine.