ECDC: 'The effects of school closures and distance learning on the lives of children and their families had a range of negative effects, including; social isolation; financial hardship; loss of education and future earnings; food insecurity; harmful mental health effects for

Japanese moving on (like everyone else) is somehow 'neurological damage'.

Obvious that zero covid psychologists knew little infectious disease epidemiology.Seems they were limited wrt to psychology too. Great paper by
Laura Dodsworth
Dr Gemma Ahearne SFHEA
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Professor Lucy Easthope
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Professor Ellen Townsend #IsAway_Mostly
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… COI: I have a psychology degree

Alcohol-related deaths surging is a consequence of lockdown, not COVID.

We trapped people in their homes, took away so much of what they loved and cut off support networks.

Lockdown poisoned this country - we will suffer the effects for many more years.

dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

Why are they wearing masks? It's so fucking dumb, they're not even indoor! It's pure signaling for their tribe and is making every normal person see them as weirdos.

These people live in an alternate reality where everything they want to be permanent wasn't mandated worldwide for years and still failed regardless

That's basically how progressivism is with everything - accurate understanding that a problem exists, followed by a 'solution' that makes things ten times worse than they are now

It's like clockwork

How many years since Biden promised to 'shutdown the virus' with 'bedrock science'

Imagine admitting to being part of the planning process that lead to countless covid-19 infected elderly being sent back to nursing homes, causing countless deaths, and having no shame.

Not only having no shame - demanding to be thanked!!

Deaths in the US in January-March where Covid was the underlying cause, by year:

2021: 158,589
2022: 124,381
2023: 20,628
2024: 13,500*

(*currently 13,109; estimate based on data progression in prior months)

Everyone had had covid. Many multiple times.

20% of us are clearly not 'long term disabled'. Seems a bit made up.

The ringleader here is clearly getting off on controlling the crowd.

Dark triad behavior.

This is a recipe for people freaking out about subclinical/false positive findings and demanding a lot of unnecessary treatments and further testing.

See also:

'Numbers are rising - we need to close restaurants. Then we need to mandate masks.'

It owns so hard how progressives became so crazy that they sparked a massive reactionary backlash against them *in Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco* and their response to getting repeatedly blown the fuck out in elections in their former strongholds was to get even crazier

William, do you realize your whole bit is becoming increasingly upset and obsessed over a single issue over the course of several days?

You're the definition of someone who wakes up angrier and angrier day after day.

Please note: this article is about a bus driver who got punched in the face with brass knuckles and then stabbed in the chest in a hate crime where the attacker ranted about Latinos taking jobs from black people and the progressive nonprofit solution is to lower bus fares

With today's CDC update, the percentage of ED visits with Covid is now the lowest it has ever been.

(Next week, we're all but certain to see an all-time low in hospital admissions with Covid)