Comment Re:As much as advocates would like to define it to (Score 1) 389
Yet another political move to justify the fascism from most governments regarding the draconian lockdowns. In the US, the press gleefully pointed out after Texas did its first round of relaxing restrictions that the state had the "worst single case day of Covid since the pandemic began." Guess what? It was a PRISON outbreak in Fort Worth
The Atlantic somberly reported that Georgia was about to embark on a "murder experiment", and that the deaths would rival third world countries before it was all over because "they opened too soon." (Too soon for those wanting to cement political power, mind you.)
With a Stanford study saying there were more than 2 million infections of Covid 19 in LA BEFORE the lockdown, and that NYC's reporting of infections was low (and the deaths were reported too high)... we're looking at a Swine Flu repeat. I forget how many people got it, but it was multi-million. And the death rate was 15k. I know that we have a higher death rate so far with the Covid19, but we're still in the dark about how many people actually had it or have it. I'm not comparing the two diseases, though they are similar. The effects are different, considering Covid 19 can be asymptomatic (like West Nile.)