Covid Lockdowns

[1tank1]

Nobody talks about Covid much anymore and IMO that's a good thing coz it was such an emotional time for the whole world and caused so many problems within society as different opinions emerged from those who followed the rules for safety and those who thought it was all just a consipracy theory and began their rebellions against Governments.

This thread ISN'T about all that though coz everyone is free to do whatever they want now and keep taking precations, or not, but looking back on it all in a slightly bizarre way did you enjoy life more in lockdowns and could've lived the rest of your life like that if so many industries weren't affected or are you just glad to be almost back to living the same life as normal before Covid?

 

[MindlessWork]

Nobody talks about Covid much anymore and IMO that's a good thing coz it was such an emotional time for the whole world and caused so many problems within society as different opinions emerged from those who followed the rules for safety and those who thought it was all just a consipracy theory and began their rebellions against Governments.

This thread ISN'T about all that though coz everyone is free to do whatever they want now and keep taking precations, or not, but looking back on it all in a slightly bizarre way did you enjoy life more in lockdowns and could've lived the rest of your life like that if so many industries weren't affected or are you just glad to be almost back to living the same life as normal before Covid?

It has come time for us to live with it as the virus has all but become endemic like the flu and we should be learning to be proactive to prevent any new pandemics from happening. Monkeypox for example may well be another pandemic but with proper preparation we can prevent that from happening.

 

[1tank1]

be proactive to prevent any new pandemics from happening.

So how does the world achieve that global majority mindset in your opinion?
And what do you do with the rebels that won't conform?

We can't stop the spread of germs/bacteria/viruses unless stringent measures are adopted and enforced like they were during Covid pandemic peaks and peoples civil liberties and freedom of choice were taken away..

 

[Evom1]

So how does the world achieve that global majority mindset in your opinion?
And what do you do with the rebels that won't conform?

You get rid of Biden, Fouci and Gates

 

[Chuck Spears]

I didnt wear a mask, didnt get vax, didnt social distance or any of that bullshit.
Went about life normally and didnt get sick.
I'm starting to see an uptick of faggots wearing masks again for some reason.

We can't stop the spread of germs/bacteria/viruses unless stringent measures are adopted and enforced like they were during Covid pandemic peaks and peoples civil liberties and freedom of choice were taken away..

And yet states like Texas and Florida that had no restrictions had no difference in transmission rates as states with severe lockdowns like Michigan and California.
If they actually put as much emphasis on washing your hands instead of wearing a mask they admit does nothing, things might have been different.

 

[theotherguy]

I didnt wear a mask, didnt get vax, didnt social distance or any of that bullshit.
Went about life normally and didnt get sick.
I'm starting to see an uptick of faggots wearing masks again for some reason.


And yet states like Texas and Florida that had no restrictions had no difference in transmission rates as states with severe lockdowns like Michigan and California.
If they actually put as much emphasis on washing your hands instead of wearing a mask they admit does nothing, things might have been different.

If I’m not mistaken, FL and TX, actually had lower rates than the US national average

 

[Hughinn]

Then there was this, brought to you by the DNC

 

[Evom1]

Then there was this, brought to you by the DNC

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Otherwise known as Myocarditis

 

[Villain]

Nobody talks about Covid much anymore and IMO that's a good thing coz it was such an emotional time for the whole world and caused so many problems within society as different opinions emerged from those who followed the rules for safety and those who thought it was all just a consipracy theory and began their rebellions against Governments.

This thread ISN'T about all that though coz everyone is free to do whatever they want now and keep taking precations, or not, but looking back on it all in a slightly bizarre way did you enjoy life more in lockdowns and could've lived the rest of your life like that if so many industries weren't affected or are you just glad to be almost back to living the same life as normal before Covid?

The only thing good I can think came of it was cheap gas and very few people on the road.

 

[Villain]

I didnt wear a mask, didnt get vax, didnt social distance or any of that bullshit.
Went about life normally and didnt get sick.
I'm starting to see an uptick of faggots wearing masks again for some reason.


And yet states like Texas and Florida that had no restrictions had no difference in transmission rates as states with severe lockdowns like Michigan and California.
If they actually put as much emphasis on washing your hands instead of wearing a mask they admit does nothing, things might have been different.

Hell yeah!

 

[Villain]

And yet we still have one who calls himself a doctor on this board who shills for the vaccine

 

[1tank1]

The only thing good I can think came of it was cheap gas and very few people on the road.

And for me and my industry.....that was great bro

 

[Zerg]

And yet we still have one who calls himself a doctor on this board who shills for the vaccine

9 out of 10 doctors are dumb.

 

[Evom1]

And yet we still have one who calls himself a doctor on this board who shills for the vaccine

Lol if there's still people at this point who thinks the vaccine is a good idea.... Smh

 

[Villain]

Lol if there's still people at this point who thinks the vaccine is a good idea.... Smh

Oh there’s still plenty out there and they’ll be lining up for the monkeypox vax when it comes out.

 

[Villain]

9 out of 10 doctors are dumb.

Truth

 

[Jankauskas]

And yet we still have one who calls himself a doctor on this board who shills for the vaccine

There’s no doctors here my friend

 

[Perrin Aybara]

It didn't really affect me at all. I went out and bought enough equipment to lift at home within a few days of the gyms closing. I still had to go to work every day like normal the whole time, so was pretty much business as usual for me.

 

[MR_Midas]

Then there was this, brought to you by the DNC

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Laughter through tears, tears because it's true.

 

[lukiss96]

The only thing good I can think came of it was cheap gas and very few people on the road.

It's expensive as hell here, 1.8-2.0€ per liter (liter is about 0.26 US gallon, I think, I might be wrong though, I'm used to metric units). So you would pay 7.50usd for a gallon I think.

edit: forgot to mention it's for diesel, since most people drive diesel powered vehicles.