I think covid wasnt quite as bad as the media and governments made it out to be. I knew friends who lost their livelihoods and businesses due to lockdowns and that. But im no expert.
It was probably worse in densely populated areas. But Iām just speculating. Havent looked up any data on that to be honest. Iād be more worried about it in New York City than where I live. You would think dense population would make it easier to spread.
Again, just speculation though.
I have dead friends and relatives. I have a friend with cancer who didnāt get the scans he needed because the hospitals were clogged with covid patients (mostly unvaxxed morons) and they sucked up all of the resources.
Oh, it was definitely a real and dangerous thing. I got when I was triple vaxxed I think. And I dont even go out that much. Got it from my dad. Mom avoided it altogether.
Edit: I took Paxlovid though, and would do it again if I get infected.
Im so sorry you lost people in that time. Yeah the health systems couldnt handle the immense amount of people panicking about and getting covid. But i dont know much really. My life hardly changed during covid because i pretty much already self isolated most of the time. I got my vaccinations though. If only so i could go to certain shops and work. And in the hope that i didnt pass it on to someone else if i had it.
Covid is definitely on the rise again. A friend of mine said there was a covid outbreak at the senior assisted living facility where her dad lives. Fortunately, most cases were not serious. Also, one of my co-workers recently attended an all day meeting and 17 people who attended the meeting ended up with covid. She was sick for about a week.
Itās unfortunate you canāt say how you feel about this whole thing or talk about about it other then going with the narrative because you will just get censored, that in itself speaks volume about the current situation.
Good question. Its like when your parent asks you to do something but really theyāre telling you what to do and I dont think you want to hear what i have to say.