There is still the same one. It never went away in the west. The government just gave up, and the media cycle stopped covering it.
Here’s a graph of the cases for Germany, from covid19.who.int:
When there were 150000 cases in Dec 2020, they did all the lockdown and restrictions and stuff. Now there still is 170000 cases and almost no-one cares. You can also notice the huge spike earlier in 2022 — not one of the previous years, where the pandemic still was taken somewhat seriously.
@guojingnour@lemmygrad.ml true, and the governments never should have interfered in the marketplace to begin with. Every time they do it takes away power from the working class to make changes themselves. Don’t fool yourselves authoritarian governments are no friend to us.
oh sure, we should just ignore the mass disabling because that’s somehow unimportant. Also overwhelmed hospitals–who cares right? Also, for instance, this year we have had more deaths where I am than we did for all of 2020 and 2021 combined. So people in fact are still dying
you’re the one who said almost no one is dying from covid and you shouldn’t care about cases. I’m telling you that is a really selfish and factually inaccurate statement. Go be grumpy at someone else
Im not the one acting as if covid is still a global pandemic. Again, in my country its over. So we here are in the purple section of the original image.
In the last seven days: 500k confirmed cases in Japan, 375k in Russia, 372k in South Korea, 300k in China, 250k in USA, 200k in Germany, 166k in France, 112k in Italy, 65k in Australia
Hmmmmm, seems pretty fucking global to me. And whether it’s present in your country or not, it’s ridiculous to say “why should anyone care”
People should care because human beings are dying and becoming permanently disabled
People should care because whether you personally are in danger or not, human lives are at risk, and other people being sick should be enough to care about.
There is still the same one. It never went away in the west. The government just gave up, and the media cycle stopped covering it.
Here’s a graph of the cases for Germany, from covid19.who.int:
When there were 150000 cases in Dec 2020, they did all the lockdown and restrictions and stuff. Now there still is 170000 cases and almost no-one cares. You can also notice the huge spike earlier in 2022 — not one of the previous years, where the pandemic still was taken somewhat seriously.
@guojing nour@lemmygrad.ml true, and the governments never should have interfered in the marketplace to begin with. Every time they do it takes away power from the working class to make changes themselves. Don’t fool yourselves authoritarian governments are no friend to us.
Why should anyone care about cases? What matters is that almost no one is dying from covid anymore.
oh sure, we should just ignore the mass disabling because that’s somehow unimportant. Also overwhelmed hospitals–who cares right? Also, for instance, this year we have had more deaths where I am than we did for all of 2020 and 2021 combined. So people in fact are still dying
So what, different countries are different? What a shock!
you’re the one who said almost no one is dying from covid and you shouldn’t care about cases. I’m telling you that is a really selfish and factually inaccurate statement. Go be grumpy at someone else
Its factually accurate in my country. Not everyone lives wherever you live.
Yes, exactly not everyone lives where you live. So it is wild to act like the covid pandemic is over and say “why should anyone care”
Im not the one acting as if covid is still a global pandemic. Again, in my country its over. So we here are in the purple section of the original image.
In the last seven days: 500k confirmed cases in Japan, 375k in Russia, 372k in South Korea, 300k in China, 250k in USA, 200k in Germany, 166k in France, 112k in Italy, 65k in Australia
Hmmmmm, seems pretty fucking global to me. And whether it’s present in your country or not, it’s ridiculous to say “why should anyone care”
People should care because human beings are dying and becoming permanently disabled
People should care because whether you personally are in danger or not, human lives are at risk, and other people being sick should be enough to care about.