Unless you advocated that everyone start living in a bubble two months ago this is the case. There are several explicit posts in this thread of people saying things that will lead to greater infection, and if hospitals are overrun, potentially more deaths. This isn't a black or white issue though, it's a continuum.
Here is a quote from @RobMc (nothing personal fucker) : "I personally cannot understand, especially in the modern world trying to isolate all populations, it is obvious to a blind man that this is not and never will work, let nature get on with it, we'll survive."
I know several direct family members that share this sentiment. I can see where it is coming from. I don't believe we should do nothing however, but at the same time think things are going too far. Like @Timmah! said earlier in this thread, "Meanwhile, 25,000 people die EVERY DAY from starvation... every day. Where's the media coverage? Not so much, eh?"
While we should try to ease the burden on the hospitals as best we can, putting everyone on lockdown, making millions unemployed, and massively disrupting supply chains in the end may make things worse in the long run.