[SamAdams76]

I work in Manhattan and it is obvious that many people who come in at all have settled into a three day a week routine for being at the office. The city and trains are much more crowded Tuesday through Thursday. Mondays and Fridays are much lighter. Even I will usually work from home on those days.

I will never forget Friday, March 13, 2020. That was the last day my workplace was anything like normal. That was the day that the state of New York almost gleefully announced that they were joining the lockdown.

You know, the 10 days to "stop the spread nonsense", or whatever that was.

I still remember telling employees to take their laptops home that day and any other things they needed to work at home. By 4PM, the office took on the atmosphere of an elementary school turning the kids loose for summer vacation. Nearly three years later, some of those employees still haven't been back but they do allegedly work here. I see them on ZOOM calls every now and then.

The COVID shutdown was brought about by the politicians and they were all giddy about discovering just how much power they could obtain over us by creating an atmosphere of fear.

[george76]

>> shutdown was brought about by the politicians and they were all giddy about discovering just how much power they could obtain over us by creating an atmosphere of fear..

Hermann Goering said during the Nuremberg trials that “the only thing a government needs to turn people into slaves is fear.”