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In-person services may never operate strictly in-person again

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Re: In-person services may never operate strictly in-person again

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post #66

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why do you think this is NOT a massive, vitally important tragedy? ~2k americans died in 9/11 and american life was never the same. ~100k americans have died (so far) from this and you think it's not a big deal?

This is a terrible comparison. The raw death toll was not, in any way, shape or form the thing about 9/11 that changed the planet - every flu season kills far more Americans than that, and the big flu pandemics I'm comparing this one to that are almost forgotten were firmly in the 100,000 American deaths ballpark (not to mention the even worse global deaths).

Well we hit 100k and it seems to be wrapping up and we’re all immune now so i can’t see anything to be worried about /s

Re: In-person services may never operate strictly in-person again

#102
post #17

Consider that there may never be an effective vaccine. It may take a decade for enough people to obtain some level of immunity or for the virus to mutate to a less dangerous form.

Why the downvotes for this comment? Do any of you even listen to TWIV?
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