Unintended Consequences of Covid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

Is this satire?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some time in the future...

"Grandpa, were you alive during COVID?"

"I certainly was! It was very scary."

"Did you know a lot of people who died?"

"Well, no. But 7 million people died!"

"7 million people died in our country alone? Yikes!"

"Well, no. Around the world."

"In a week or two?"

"Well, no. But over the course of 2 1/2 years."

"What was the world population then?"

"7 billion."

"So 0.1% of the world's population died over 2 1/2 years. But I suppose a lot of them were children, so that's sad."

"Well, no. COVID barely affected children. It was almost entirely people in their mid '70s or older who died."

"Mid '70s?! What was life expectancy back then?"

"Um, if I remember correctly it was around, uh, mid-70s."

*awkward silence*

You are a ghoul.

NP and data person here. How? Statistics are necessary. You can't spend all resources to "save" the few despite what the titantic sub tells you. There are tons of cost-benefit analyses on this and it is not ghoulish. When we have unlimited resources I guess we don't have to be "ghoulish".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A new study finds childhood diabetes is up since the covid shot was introduced... more unintended consequences.

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-66054946

That speaks to the effect of COVID, not the vaccines.

"Covid pandemic linked to surge in child and teen diabetes"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A new study finds childhood diabetes is up since the covid shot was introduced... more unintended consequences.

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-66054946

Or is it overweight kids sitting around and eating non nutritious foods?

[Anonymous]

Why the Fauci and the US govt were awarding US taxpayer monies to labs in China for research is beyond me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

yeah I’m so sure you truly want to honestly look at the mistakes made due to school closures, masking, and vaccine mandates.

these policies harmed people in ways that are continuing now. you don’t get ti just declare “you don’t have any right to be mad!!”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

Is this satire?

Yes. This is a coocoo repeat poster who still has her kids in virtual. As recently as 2022 she & people like her were still influencing covid policy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

Is this satire?

Yes. This is a coocoo repeat poster who still has her kids in virtual. As recently as 2022 she & people like her were still influencing covid policy.

Also, she blames parents for not "socializing" their kids, yet ranted at anyone who left their house for the first two years of the pandemic. Selfish! And she has younger kids. Her kids are thriving in virtual. Absolutely love it. Only slacker parents have kids who have any desire to leave their house and be out in the world. Outdoor supervised masked playdates for 17-year-olds are the best!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

The big takeaway is that people are completely delusional to the point that reason for never makes sense to them.

[Anonymous]

Another unintended consequence

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another unintended consequence

Unintended consequence = conspiracy theorists run rampant like this one you posted?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

Has it been two weeks yet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ And, I’ll add that there are people who don’t want to look back and evaluate the errors that were made.

Why is that? Why would you not want to learn from our mistakes for the next time something like this happens? Our public health officials deserve some scrutiny. Fauci and the rest screwed up royally.

I would love for us to look back and learn real lessons for the future.

But unfortunately, that won't happen, because of angry a-hats like you, who don't *really* want to learn anything, you just want to punish someone. Maybe you think it will make you feel better. Maybe you have the emotional maturity of a five-year-old. I don't really care. Stupid idiots like you won't really want to hear what the lessons are, because if they don't all jibe with your "public officials were all awful people who conspired to destroy my children" narrative, and if no one ends up with their head on the chopping block, you'll ignore the lessons anyway and waste everyone's time with your angry nonsense in your quest for blood.

People are morons. We never learn from things like this and just repeat our mistakes. Like the PPs on this and other threads going on about how you'll never listen to public officials again and how you *know* so much about how things should go. If there is another pandemic in our lifetimes (God, I hope not), you'll put people's lives at risk, because of what you think you "know".

Or the GOP will take any grain of truth from the lessons that they can possibly twist and use it to further dismantle public school systems.

I would love for us to look back earnestly and try to learn real lessons for the future. I would love for us to come together to try and work on ways to help our children going forward. But none of that will happen because people suck.

The big mistakes were not catching it quick enough and doing a real lockdown and making it last much longer so we could have saved more lives. You aren't thinking of or care about the kids who lost parents, grandparents and other loved ones who lost their lives way to early. The kids who are orphaned because of this. The kids who were in the ICU because of severe covid. The kids who have long term health issues because of it or their parents. All you care about is ranting about how your kids, like many were in virtual school and you couldn't handle them being home with you which is so odd given you have to care for them all summer or are they at sleep away camp or relatives?

Our officials failed in in not taking this more seriously early on and how they behaved during it by setting a bad example.

Yes, if only we had locked down harder like China did.