I’ve never left the office. Sorry to hear about your crystal ball.
Once people hear the word endemic it’s game over. People will drop mitigations and never go back.
Like that hasn't happened already?
That’s fine, but I work in the Broadway community, and the show reopenings so far have been pretty shaky at best. So many actors and crew catching it, many shows like Jagged Little Pill, Ain’t Too Proud, and Girl from the North Country have closed altogether and others like To Kill a Mockingbird and Mrs. Doubtfire postponed until spring. It’s not looking good where I am now, but I guess we’ll see what happens. Hoping for the best, but then again, I was hoping for the best before the emergence of Omicron…
I hope you understand that is mostly a political move to deflect focus to the lessening of mitigations.
The U.K. is not the best lens to use for our situation. Besides the political implications of why they are choosing to do this at this time they have tried this before and omicron came shortly after to sweep through the population. Maybe that will give them some more immunity but their vaccination rate is much different from the US as is their infection rate.
I don't want to wear masks anymore.....forever....
Not where we are. Not only are masks still required, but at the beginning of the year, they started requiring proof of vaccination to eat indoors (even at fast food places), go to a bar, gym, movie theater, etc.
The problem is, the pushing for the vaccines isn't some haha joke here. People on this board and in the new Rasmussen poll suggested unvaccinated persons stay home and should not be aloud to do anything outside of feeding themselves in which they also didn't want the unvaccinated to work. That's not ok lol. You said oh well the pushing of vaccines is just a sign that people are scared and that they care. People want others to not be able to afford food. While the contrast to those pushing that is, " if you want to take the vaccine..cool." That's a drastic shift in ideals. I said this from the very beginning, it's not a good road to go down, don't let your minds go there. Now look, everyone gets the virus, the politicians are starting to spew the word endemic and things will slowly creep back to normal before the midterms. Fear is a terrible thing, believe me I've suffered with panic disorder for over a year and it's awful, but to push those fears on others and hurt the thousands of families it has hurt, isn't right. With that, let's move on, try and work together and understand each other despite our differences. Let Mercy and Truth prevail.
I understand that the U.K. is motivated by politics.
Malaria is transmitted by a vector know as a mosquito.
You don’t need a crystal ball to look at the current data. New York is well on the down slope. Hang in there, next week and we’ll be back to November numbers. It’s like a weird Back to the Future.
Generally anyone who doesn't want to catch Covid. Vaxxed, unvaxxed, previously infected
It is a road we have already gone down many times and with great success.
And thus we should wear masks around others.
FL resident- What's a basement?
What exactly are you suggesting post COVID? Masks every flu season?
I’m sure that’s what some would like. And they should absolutely continue wearing masks if that’s what the want. But that’s not really what they’re after.
