Covid cases are on the rise, yet few precautions have come back. Why?

Nbcnews ^ | 04/13/2022 | Elizabeth Chuck

[karnage]

Because people have finally realized that everything the government did to supposedly combat the Chinese virus had nothing to do with public health, and everything to do with controlling the citizenry.

[Steve_Seattle]

"They just can't let go..."

New cases in the US peaked at over 800,000 a day in mid-January. They are now at about 35,000 a day, a slight increase from two weeks ago, but about the same as in mid-March. Yep, it's time to panic! Close the schools! Masks! A fifth jab! Worldwide, cases and deaths continue to drop.

[Clemenza]

Is there a death count for pnemonia and influenza to close restaurants? Please, the only death count I want to hear about are of government officials putting in place mandates for WuFlu being hung from trees at this point.

[MrRelevant]

Because the November elections are coming…. Duh

[Owen]

I was looking for a number reply. Over the past several decades, flu never killed 1 million in 2 years. Not even close. A few 10s of thousands. Post Covid the restrictions for Covid were very effective against flu. But Covid is an artificial, non natural virus never seen before. It kills 10X more than flu.

Now then, what is your number?

And I won’t word this as a gotcha. I won’t say how many die so you can go to a restaurant. I’ll word it carefully.

On the daily Covid death count, what is the number that would compel government restrictions. Don’t worry about what they are. Just accept the question is . . . you can do nothing or you can do something. Where is the death count threshold for doing something?

It’s a two part issue. You first decide on nothing or something. Only after you decide that do you start considering what the something is.