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I think the whole event was a con. Did more people die than normal? I never saw those numbers backed up. What I did observe was that pretty much every death was attributed to "COVID" during that time, and almost none of the deaths was attributed to the flu during that time, which has historically killed hundreds of thousands of people a year all through modern history. It seems also during that time that even people dying from complications due to diabetes, heart disease, emphysema, and cancer, etc., were having their deaths put in the COVID column, even though they would have died regardless.

Seems like a big shell game to me.

If this was such a bad pandemic, why do we still have a Social Security crisis? You would think that with all the old people killed by COVID, that our Social Security system would be flush with money right now. But all these old people are still here with us, some of them driving me crazy here at the over 55 community I live in with their endless complaints to the HOA board about dog poop in the common areas, people driving in the parking lot too fast and somebody with a Christmas wreath on their door two weeks past the Jan 15 deadline.

You would think that a pandemic would have wiped out the homeless population, being that they were outside all day without masks and eating scraps of food pulled out of dumpsters. But they not only thrived during this so-called pandemic but they somehow have increased their numbers.

Traffic still sucks. You would think with all the supposed "COVID deaths", that I could at least get around town without getting hung up in slow moving traffic jams everywhere I go. But NO!

Everybody is still here post-pandemic. SURPRISE!