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Really weird how lockdowns and social distancing managed to kill a virus that is spread by open society and close contact.
Really weird. Or not, if you think about it for 10 seconds.
Really weird how states that have been fully open for about a year or so, like Georgia, Florida, south Dakota, etc. no social distancing or closed businesses, managed to also eradicate influenza a.
Weird.
But they started vaccinating as soon as the 100 days were up just in time for summer. So the vaccine is working by normie standards. I conveniently don't see what they did here.
It took them until the election to have a vaccine ready.
Georgia, Florida, etc opened up wayyy before that.
Vaccine has nothing to do with it.
Really weird how the NIH released a study that stated masks aren’t really of much use, and MIT’s study that said social distancing didn’t matter if you were indoors.
Really weird. Or not, if you think about it for 10 seconds.
Really weird how you’re talking about the effects on covid, and we’re talking about the effects on flu.
Seems you didn’t even spend 10 seconds thinking about it.
Really weird how I was talking about the flu for masks because that’s what the NIH papers talk about.
COVID too, but the scamdemic is a different thing.
If those were the only two measures put in place I’d agree with you, however they’re not, so I don’t.
Such as? Surface cleaning? Discounted.
If you seriously think the flu has been killed off have I got some snake oil to sell you.
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Just repeating the OP’s mantra. It’s not killed off but the spread has just dropped to zilch.
Like a virus viruses
Or if you think about it 11 seconds, you realize it's just been re-labelled.
Can you explain what you mean please?
"flu" didn't sound scary enough, they changed the name to "covid".
HAHAHA... Yeah all these grocery stores packed on weekends. Virus must not be there.
No one did any of that. We were still packed like sardines in any place that was open.
Anecdotal evidence that doesn’t reflect reality, sorry. But from your wording it sounds like much fewer places were open and so fewer social interactions would have occurred over time.
What state do you live in?
Well if people are limited in where they can go, it means you concentrate people into smaller enclosed spaces, are you playing dumb or are you really like this?
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