Opinion: We’re in the ‘you’re on your own’ stage of the pandemic
Testing is hard to come by. Contact tracing is DIY. High-quality masks are on back order, and getting a booster is a free-for-all
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The Globe and Mail: We’re in the "You’re on your own" stage of the pandemic
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This is government for you.
They had 2 years and they put all their eggs in one basket with one hand while patting themselves on the back with the other.
Now it turns out that the vaccines are just as useless as they are and this thing has spiraled out of control.
Oooops
They had 2 years and they put all their eggs in one basket with one hand while patting themselves on the back with the other.
Now it turns out that the vaccines are just as useless as they are and this thing has spiraled out of control.
Oooops
I used to see a naturopath, many years ago. On the first visit she gave me a sheet outlining the guiding principles of the trade. While I did eventually come to the conclusion that most of what they do is nonsense, one of their fundamentals has always stuck with me, i.e. "You are responsible for your own health." Yes, we should remember this point. Who asked us all, mostly, to get fat, to sit in front of a computer screen all day, to feed ourselves on garbage fast food, etc, etc? And then a two bit virus comes along, and the government places the country under house arrest (scared shitless that the public will figure out how badly they have bungled the health care system), etc, etc. Well, you know the answer to these questions. (And for the record, I have taken my shots.)
Now if there is a way out of this mess, it won't come until the health care system collapses completely, and private care returns to the marketplace. And this is likely very close to coming about. Also, there's no need to slander me personally. I AM a right-winger, and proudly so. I do, however, welcome debate that involves actual ideas.
Now if there is a way out of this mess, it won't come until the health care system collapses completely, and private care returns to the marketplace. And this is likely very close to coming about. Also, there's no need to slander me personally. I AM a right-winger, and proudly so. I do, however, welcome debate that involves actual ideas.
