We're in a new COVID wave. What can we expect this time?
We're in a new COVID wave. What can we expect this time?
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We're in a new COVID wave. What can we expect this time?
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Good thing the CDC has stopped tracking numbers in the US since “the pandemic is over.” Great work Joe
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As Trump famously put it, if you don't measure then you don't have a problem.
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This wave knocked me on my ass and it's been the only wave to have done this despite being 5 times vaxxed including the bivalent for 2 months before getting sick.
Maybe it's just bad luck but the people around me seem to be getting sicker and sicker from this wave.
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I got hit again by covid and a lot of people around me have it. Sucks
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So you're saying you didn't pay any attention to the actual information and instead cherry-picked what you wanted to hear in order to get out of wearing a mask? You DO realize that the whole reason the number of cases of flu dropped dramatically (but has been rising again) is specifically because so many people were wearing masks and preventing the spread of the flu and other illnesses? The problem is that people like you continue to deny covid is a problem until you are the one who is lying in a hospital bed dying. No that's not an exaggeration, I saw a ton of this happening in 2020-2021. The county next to me (which I live only a few miles from the edge of) actually passed laws circumventing the state laws about mask wearing... The result was that they had so many people sick and dying that they were overflowing into OUR hospitals (which had a lot of free beds due to most of us actually following the masking laws). And despite so many of them dying, they STILL held protests every weekend complaining about the masking laws.
Tell me you're living in a state of denial without telling me you're living in a state of denial.
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I think we can expect people to wear masks and bosses to respect sick leave requests
Edit: Looks like this is Australia. How has mask wearing and sick leave been on your side of the world?
Masks are voluntary and rarely seen Down Under, contributing to the ongoing local Aussie Covid death toll, with 'freedom' being paid for via the lives of the vulnerable, who are given little to no consideration by the majority!
Hey sounds like the US! Have you considered shooting the germs? My understanding is COVID does not survive gun wounds
So I take it you're not from the US then? 😅
I am, probably should have added a /s