At 134000 deaths, one has a 0.041% chance of dying from the virus in the US. Many more than that will die from "complications" of the virus shutdowns. In 2017, 1.4 million people in America attempted suicide. More than 47000 died. I guarantee those numbers go up this year. Of course, most don't care because it does't affect them, just like people that don't work and have no money doesn't affect those who are either happy to stay home, still working (at home maybe) or don't need wages. What they do care about is someone sneezing on them and giving them a 0.041% chance of dying from a virus that the VAST majority have no symptoms from. What's wrong with the way we have done it in the past, those showing symptoms or at high risk stay home. There have been multiple viruses in the past that had a higher mortality rate after infection than the coronavirus. If one wants to stay home, stay home. Personally, I ain't skeered. If I were afraid of those odds, I'd NEVER get out of bed, let alone leave the house.People need to stop looking down their noses at those who disagree with one's own opinion on science, the economy and various other things. Most equations in life have more than one answer.
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