re: Happy 4th anniversary to those who celebrate “two weeks to stop the spread”

That mavericks game that they canceled with all the fans in the arena and told them to leave in an orderly fashion

That was a wild night.

Don’t forget to Lysol your groceries in remembrance.

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healthy as a horse

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Really terrible phrase. Horses are unhealthy as shite. Any mild injury to their leg or foot and they’re likely to never recover and potentially die

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Yes, really. The difference in death rates between vaxxed and unvaxxed is staggering.

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Lol. 5he death rates for both populations are so small it doesn't matter.

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The initial lockdowns were within reason

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No.

“Expert” took on a whole new meaning

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counted as a covid death so the hospital could get the extra 20%.

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Death with COVID, or death from COVID? I remember there was a motorcycle accident in early 2020 where the dude got (I believe) decapitated, but he had COVID, so that was what was classified as cause of death. And when you re-define words like "vaccine," I smell rotting shite.

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Here’s someone that blindly follows what the lying media sells.

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To be fair, I was initially freaked out as well.

I work in an ICU. Initially, it was bad, fair number of people dying pretty quick. I had former co-workers catch it and die, or have long Covid. I’ve had it at least three times, the second time was bad. I’m still dealing with the after effects.

But in other ways it didn’t make sense. Husbands/wives living together, sleeping in the same bed, one gets it and dies, the other never tested positive.

People who became hermits, stayed inside isolated, quarantined their mail, had friends/family drop off groceries that had been wiped down with bleach caught it and died. Fat slobs with every risk factor known caught it and survived with no issue.

I took the 1st shot and the booster (Moderna) because it was required at my job. But the pressure put on to get vaxxed, the stupid deals made in some places to get vaxxed ( free hamburgers, fries, doughnuts, lottery tickets) made the whole deal ridiculous.

What made it more ridiculous? Medical professionals having their careers threatened, in many cases fired. Parents being arrested for taking their kids to a wide open playground. The surfer arrested in California, who was the only one out there. Certain businesses were forced to close, others could stay open. Grocery stores put stupid fricking arrows on the floor telling you which way to go. The lies and obfuscation about where/how the virus originated. Kicking out military members who refused the shots. Liberals proclaiming those who weren’t vaxxed should be isolated, humiliated, and persecuted. NYC claiming they were overwhelmed, then turning down assistance from Trump with the hospital ships. Film of people in China just dropping dead on the street. People dying alone in the hospital because family weren’t allowed in, then in many cases weren’t allowed funerals. People were denied the right to go to church.

Yet BLM rioters were allowed to roam free.

I hope it’s all made people skeptical of anything the government does. I was already skeptical pre-COVID, more so now.

Scary thing is? Lot of people are still blind to what’s going on.

Agreed. I’m still doing my part and wearing my mask.

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The initial lockdowns were within reason

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There was never a reason to force healthy people to stay inside 90% of the time and wear useless face muzzles to Walmart. Sorry you bought into the propaganda.