Posted on 05/30/2020 6:29:22 AM PDT by where's_the_Outrage?
We’re over it. The masks, the kids, the Lysol. Over it. The tragic hair, the diminished hygiene, the endless construction next door, the Zoom meetings from hell, the mind games with the unemployment office, the celibacy, the short tempers and long evenings, the looking forward to the mail, the feeling guilty about the mail carrier working double time, the corporate compassion pushing products we didn’t need even before the world went funky and febrile.
The now-more-than-everness, the president-said-whatness. Over it. Does 99.1 count as a fever? Over it. Some of us have reached the outskirts of Netflix, and we’re over it. Some of us can’t make rent; over it. And so we are deciding to have a summer after all, it seems. A summer of playing freely, of living dangerously. One hundred thousand dead, 40.8 million jobless claims. Not past it, but over it.
“We can’t keep fighting the virus from our living room,” Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R), clearly over it, said Wednesday. . . . None of us are afraid, because we have God in our souls and God in our hearts. And we don’t watch CNN.”
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It looks like both the infection rate and the death rate are stabilizing but the crud is not going away.
No full hospitals, inflated death counts, falsifying death certificates. There never was a pandemic. The democrats/media caused mass hysteria.
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