[noiseman]

The one thing I learned is never to trust the government (I already knew that, though), nor the “health care” industry. Not one prediction or “fact” uttered by the authorities turned out to be accurate. The one exception was when Trump said that the virus would eventually go away on its own. He was right about that. It took a while, but everything the “experts” prescribed in the meantime was a waste of time, effort, money, and sadly in many cases, lives.

Of course, in the political sense it only took a catastrophically failing (p)resident and a shiny new war to make the virus go away, but that’s another matter.

[DallasBiff]

The one exception was when Trump said that the virus would eventually go away on its own. He was right about that. It took a while,

I'm not an expert, but the flu pandemic of 1918-20, lasted 2 years, and went away, but who knows what the chinese communist party or putin have up their sleeve. I wish that Trump was in charge rather than sippy cup, hair smelling Biden

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "The one thing I learned is never to trust the government (I already knew that, though), nor the “health care” industry. Not one prediction or “fact” uttered by the authorities turned out to be accurate."

I also learned the medical industry has been federalized. All medical advice and decisions must come from a bureaucrat not your doctor. You're doctor has no choice but to comply or lose their license.

[beaversmom]

How many people would still be around today if they had followed up on early reports of HCQ and ivermectin being cures in some cases and had allowed people to try those.