@AJKayWriter Turns out experts being incorrect isn’t really new. This book was written after the run up to the Iraq war and the idea that being loud and making big predictions is more likely to get you booked on TV may have been more palatable to liberals then. https://t.co/GpMXoj1WbH
In April, we accused GA of human sacrifice (yeah, no that was a huge miss). At what point do we ask whether any of this has been worth it? And then when can we accept that nothing has done anything and we can’t control viruses, and have never been able to?
What percentage of blue checkmarks and experts flipping out about the Texas mask mandate do you think could correctly identify that New York, despite all the masking, currently has the highest Covid hospitalization rate in the country and that it’s 44% higher than Texas?
As we near the one year anniversary of lockdown I think we owe ourselves a pat on the back. We did it!
No ventilators were rationed.
No hospitals were overwhelmed.
Poor people and children suffered the most.
We made the right choice.
@kcklo63 Also, as you said - there is (and has been) overwhelming evidence that open schools are safe, even with minimal (or no) precautions. At this point, people opposing schools opening seem to have an irrational sense of risk (fear) or an odd subservience to the teachers’ unions