ramage wrote: The Flu has never been politicized as Covid. I wonder why?
I don't think government ever thought they would be able to use a virus to control the population, until now.
I'm just waiting for therapeutics to finally become as popular a subject as the shot that has limited efficacy, especially over time. If this new pill is as good as advertised, that SHOULD be the end of this authoritarian madness, but it probably won't be.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
ramage wrote: Interestingly, the topic of this thread refers to an article that gives the impression that Covid-19 will be like the flu. Therefore we have to get use to living with it,
"Acceptance means reminding ourselves that the things we have put on hold -- dinners, parties, lectures, meetings, museums, restaurants, travel, weddings, and so on -- can't be put on hold forever. And avoiding all these activities in pursuit of health means giving up living in order to stay alive.
Acceptance is coming -- that's the true end of the pandemic. COVID-19 won't vanish as some may have believed early on. Instead, some pockets of the U.S. will continue to have caseload increases, some hospitals may get overloaded and local measures may be necessary, but the virus is not going away and the burden is on us to come to terms with that. Each of us has to decide how much life we are willing to trade to delay our time to meet the virus."
The Flu has never been politicized as Covid. I wonder why?
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Because the flu has NEVER mutated as rapidly and morphed into a massive mess. See latest
info regarding S.Africa. I guess NOT being a pro here, that it is becoming the 1918 version of massive casualties, scientist can NOT keep up.
