Hey, here's an original idea! Why don't I spout off about the
Rona? As they say: "another country heard from". I wasn't going to
until I could come up with some angle that no one else had used (or at least, I
hadn't read/heard it). So, although I'm using information from other sources,
they will be incorporated in my unique perspective.
Covid-19 is real
I don't want to make anyone sick
I don't want anyone to make me sick
your chances of getting sick from it are slim
your chances of dying from it are even slimmer
just living is dangerous
we're all going to die
Now that we've got these lofty concepts out in the open, let me
say that in spite of these, there has to be a limit on idiocy as it relates to
these concepts. Simply put (for you Democrats out there; ha ha just kidding;
not really) when the cure becomes worse than the disease; you better find
another way. The cure became worse than the disease early on, and has only
worsened with time (which is another bizarre aspect to this whole farce, as
typically with time and perspective, you figure things out; but not with the
Chinese Flu).
Wearing masks has progressed (or maybe regressed is more accurate)
from an option for people to exercise to public shame and government mandates.
Social distancing, hygiene measures, reduced capacities, and other extraordinary
measures to combat the "deadly" pandemic morphed into forced closures
of businesses and unemployment. All in light of hard data demonstrating that
Covid was not nearly as deadly as originally feared and that the severe
measures have been largely ineffective in diminishing outbreaks but are causing
immeasurable personal and economic tragedy. Not to mention the trampling of our
civil liberties and the cowering of a significant portion of the population who
are comfortable as sheep.
If I hear one more official (hypocritical of course, as they are
getting busted for violating rules for all others faster than I can keep up) or
anyone else, say that it's about concern for yourself and others, I may elbow
them to the temple (figuratively of course). There is no one more concerned for
others, than a follower of Jesus Christ. We're also quite competent at taking
care of ourselves. But even taking Christ out of the equation (which of course
is an even bigger problem, but I digress) even heathens deserve to live their
own lives and not be under the thumb of tyrannical leaders.
So our civic leaders are concerned for our health? Okay, thanks to statistics provided by Way of Life Literature; riddle me this. In a typical state tens of thousands of people will die every year from the following causes: cancer, heart disease, accidents, stroke,
diabetes, drug overdose, flu (yes, regular old flu), kidney disease, firearms, suicide, homicide. I'm not sure where motor vehicle deaths fit into the above, but especially as it relates to drunk driving, it has its own special impact. Now we could argue till the cows come home (not sure exactly how long that is, but it's a long time) about causation being biological versus environmental (lifestyle), but clearly lifestyle choices have a major effect on most of these conditions. Point being, why don't the great protectors of our health and safety (you know, the ones behind ruining people’s lives and our way of life through draconian measures) take aim at the culprits contributing to these conditions?
Heart disease: Smoking again. Intensely regulate the amount of cholesterol and
all fats by limiting or outlawing Big Macs.
Diabetes: Candy (did somebody say: chocolate) only on Halloween,
Valentines Day, and birthdays (with documentation of recipient's date of
birth). Pop (sodas for y'all south of the Mason/Dixon line) regulated by
states. Probably more lenient in the south where the battle against obesity has
mostly been lost, along with most of the population's teeth.
Drugs: Make them illegal (oh yeah, they already are). Actually enforce
the laws and promote a national campaign that drug addicts are dangerous to
society and need to seek help for their problems and remove the victim
label.
Flu: refer to Covid precautions as they are spread in similar fashion
and can both cause death.
Kidney Disease: might want to eliminate drugs and alcohol.
Firearms: Guns don't kill people, people do. You're stupid! Take away guns
and whiteout the 2nd Amendment.
Homicide/Suicide: See above plus lets close bars and actually categorize most
alcohol as an illegal dangerous drug (I actually think this is a good idea, but
want to stay on topic here).
Accidents: Well, this is a large and sticky wicket. So let's outlaw high
powered motor vehicles where people can crash into each other at high rates of
speed. Outlaw other such dangerous activities such as: boating, downhill
skiing, hunting, living in Florida (hurricanes, gators, sharks, zombies, and
tourists, just to name a few), living in Chicago, motorcycling and so on and so
forth. Whatever the Illuminati or Gretchen Whitmer deem as potentially leading
to death (pretty much anything after getting out of bed in the morning, but let
them make the call).
The reason we are allowed to do so much of what we darn well are
pleased to do is because of liberty, freedom, rights; whatever word you want to
apply, it's all the same. Men and women died for our right to make choices;
even stupid ones. But we make them (as we should be allowed to do; right or
wrong), and it's a dark day in our country when authorities are trying to take
these choices away. The popular phrase these days is: "follow the
science".
I am and it doesn't lead to where these buffoons have taken us. This thing is arguably no more serious than the flu or other illnesses (swine flu, zika virus, HIV) and none of these
devastating lockdown measures were implemented. It is certainly much less dangerous
than many of the lifestyles people are free to pursue.
If the government truly cared for us, the last thing they would do is close down
churches. Nothing is more essential than a relationship with Jesus Christ. Not only for our emotional maladies, but for our collective eternities, because at the end of the day it doesn't matter what takes us out of this world; we're all leaving. The next stop is Heaven or Hell. If people directed some of their fear of Covid into fear of God , that final destination would be more reassuring.
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