Its Over, page-10422

And its been more than a year since these vaccines have been taken and we have not had anyone turned into lizard people nor any reports of anyone suffering from gene mutation or other longer term health impacts as a result of the vaccines. So we have gone past the stage of people being guinea pigs, more than a year after its deployment. In addition, we have had assurance from the scientific community than if the vaccines were to have any adverse health implications, they would not be waiting for a year to show up, they would have shown up by now. Which makes vaccines safe. And even with a very remote chance of vaccines turning out to pose longer term health issues, well then like I said, 2 Billion of the world's population would be dying and we are left with Trump supporters (lol).

But COVID may not kill you but has a 1 in 10 chance of leaving you somewhat disable with Long COVID, which is affecting many young children and adults. And the message on Long COVID has not been clearly articulated and disseminated , possibly for fear of causing panic.

The reason why this pandemic is still with us is because there is not enough respect for the virus. Perhaps just like we see vaccinations go higher once cases start rising fast, we will only see total respect when the virus mutates into a more deadly form. And if we do not do our bit to stamp out the proliferation of the virus, when cases run rampant, there is a bigger chance the virus will start to mutate into another variant, just as it did in UK , South Africa and India.

Unfortunately the lack of respect for the virus and accordingly our propensity to let it thrive and live with us is perpetuated by mixed messages from politicians , social media influencers, warped ideologies and an increasing distrust in governments and establishment. And this is extremely sad, as humans pit against humans , instead of going with a unity ticket to defeat the virus once and for all. Until we can somehow get that unity ticket, it may well be that the virus will be with us for longer than otherwise.