Covid could have been handled just like previous flu non-pandemics were handled. From Jordan Schachtel at dossier.today:
The lesson of “the pandemic” is to not trust the government.
While respiratory issues can occur on any day of the year, we often find a time period on our calendars, depending on where you live, during which there is a significant increase in human beings suffering from respiratory infections.
This is not a cause for alarm. It is simply a part of being human. Prior to the covid hysteria era, these heightened months of respiratory infections were referred to as cold and/or flu season, umbrella terms to describe the virtually infinite amount of particles that can disturb our immune systems.
However, when “covid-19” came around, and lots of people got respiratory sickness once more, the World Health Organization and governments of the world declared a PANDEMIC, a word commonly associated with dystopian devastation.
A pandemic has a lot of definitions, but it is generally understood as an epidemic occurring on a worldwide scale, when a singular disease impacts the planet in catastrophic fashion, leading to a undeniable global emergency.
I think that meme of the spikey fun virus ball is an actual photo of the COV. (honk!)
I actually laughed when the first false footage of the LARP showed up and family looked at me strange.
It made me feel soft and weak having to wear the face panty just to buy some groceries and there was a champ in camo walking through the store without one that gave me a look, never wore it again.