CDC Backtracks on COVID: “No Isolation, Just Treat it Like the Flu.” (weapon, deaths)
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The Governor of my state put up a "Snitch line" round the Holidays for neighbors to rat out others if they had a family gathering over the Holidays. Buying a large turkey for Thanksgiving automatically had you on the suspect list that you might be inviting more than your immediate family over for dinner.
Stores and restaurants were always under the threat of being forcibly closed and locks being put on their doors if they violated the lock down rules that were in affect that week.
I was buying an ear of corn at the super market and you never know what you are going to get without taking a peek at the top. Shucking was not allowed but I thought pulling back the top an inch to verify it was worm free and that the kernals had actually grown to the top resulted in 2 workers yelling at me.
The Kentucky governor did that too. For the first several months, you had to wait in a long line wearing a mask to get food. I have a bad back and a neck injury, so standing in the line ended up being painful. I was not allowed to go in the store to use the restroom. It was taking over an hour to get in the store. I was breaking out from the mask and I have bladder issues, so I was being humiliated and having pain inflicted on me just to try to get food. There were cops outside of the stores ready to arrest anyone who didn't abide by the rules.
The times I made it into the store, they were announcing on the coms about the rules and telling us that we would be arrested if the mask was off our noses. There were reminders to shop quickly for essentials and we were rushed.
People were ratting on anyone gathering with each other to a hotline. The governor gave daily talks and would publicly shame people for violating the rules.
I sometimes went without food. Someone told me about the church handing out lunch every day and I started going there. There were days that it was about all I had to eat. I was receiving the food stamps but I often couldn't get into the store to get food. I had stamps accumulate on the card and I finally started buying some food from schwans.
For a while the bus would only let four people ride at a time. I often couldn't ride the bus at all because it was full, so I couldn't get to the store. Other times I would get to the store but the bus kept being full all day so I was stranded at the store. I had refrigerated food go bad before I could get home. Sometimes, I had to walk home from the store in bad weather. People who lived in the same apartment building would be at the store and they wouldn't let me ride home with them.
The apartment place I lived in installed cameras to see if we were wearing masks and we were threatened with eviction if we were seen without a mask. We were even required to wear masks when we were outside or face possible eviction. They installed new cameras outside and inside the building and they were watching the cameras to catch someone violating the rules.
A respiratory virus eventually moves into an endemic phase, which occurred by year 3 after the initial covid spread. The virus mutated many times and, as is also common, becomes far less deadly than the early strains. There's no handwaving away the death toll from CV19 in the first 18+ months.
Treating it "like the flu" now after 3 years, makes sense: People are advised to stay home, rest, and treat their fever and other symptoms when they have the flu. People are not advised to go to work while sick, or be out in close contact with others, while sick with the flu. Someone who has a more serious case may need medical intervention (stronger drugs) or hospitalization. Death or a long recovery can still occur in some people with respiratory viruses.
through 5 pages and this is the only person that understands this?..I thought it was common knowledge but apparently not..'specially on here with the cultists..
Yeah, some jag off, forget her name was clearly clearly on big pharma's payroll, always on with the pro vax claptrap. Everyone called her out a few times.
You mean the lady with the scarves? Deborah Something or other?
If that's who you're thinking of, IIRC she decided she'd had enough and retired after about a year ( maybe less) of all the Covidfrenzy goings-on.
I just came down with another cold right after a coworker came down with it. That's another cold in a month which is unheard of for me. I generally go up to a year without any colds. The symptoms are fatigue, muscle aches, low grade fever, chills and some congestion. Not as bad as a month ago but still annoying. I guess its RSV and the last cold cleared up in a weeks time so hopefully this one does as well.
I'm not vaxxed so i can't blame the vaxx for short circuiting my immune system but i can blame the vaxxes for making people more likely to get sick and to spread it around after their immune systems get compromised. I am run down from lack of sleep and a diet thats not as veggy friendly as I'm used to. I guess i have to start listening to my body and get more rest and eat better.
You mean the lady with the scarves? Deborah Something or other?
If that's who you're thinking of, IIRC she decided she'd had enough and retired after about a year ( maybe less) of all the Covidfrenzy goings-on.
The "scarf lady" Deborah Birx. I got the feeling at the time that she didn't even believe half the stuff she was probably told to spout off by Fauci and Friends. Maybe that's why she exited stage left during the early months of the covid circus.
The CDC flip flops more than a fish how do people trust them with public health anymore?
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