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Isn't that, after everything is said and done, what makes a pandemic so scary, you probably will die at some point?

As of today, we are not surpassing any death rates of previous years.

BUT one a great side note, the flu has been cured. Not a single death from the flu this year or last.

When will people wake up? It's in your face blatant that the World's Government wants to enslave humanity.

When will humanity start fighting back?

Pandemic? At what point will people put two and two together?

Who actually listens to the media anymore?

Isn't that, after everything is said and done, what makes a pandemic so scary, you probably will die at some point? As of today, we are not surpassing any death rates of previous years. BUT one a great side note, the flu has been cured. Not a single death from the flu this year or last. When will people wake up? It's in your face blatant that the World's Government wants to enslave humanity. When will humanity start fighting back? Pandemic? At what point will people put two and two together? Who actually listens to the media anymore?

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First: Because I am misunderstood here many times: I'm not defending the restrictions, but ...

Isn't it a good thing to react if we see something is a problem in multiple places and don't wait until it is also a problem at our place? If you look at number of deaths locally from affected places you can see that at that time the deaths surpassing previous years. Example: New York City deaths by week: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/27/upshot/coronavirus-deaths-new-york-city.html